The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-10
(FrOm the Toledo BladC.)
Nasty,
Mr.. Nasty with The lprcsldCntlnl Party
Attic BppLE HOUSE,,
(which is In Detroit, Michigan,l

iohnSon' To attend u consultation ~ To
the proposed Western tour, wiOl wuE
TO De nndertakSn for tho purpose NV
arousln the masses nv tho West to n
| sCncC NV the danger witch wuH thrcntiu-
en- NV EN- in case they persisted in CEN
trRltEtn the power NV the government
into the hands NV II Congress, inStid NV
dttl(lSin II throughout tho hNndS NV ono
man, wiCh Is johnson. got thCrC too
late to take pnrt i'll tho first NV the dis
CuSSiOn. When l NrrOVc they he'd CV-
erythinS settled, c"ptin tho appointment
NV II chaplain for the excursion. Tho
| President insisted upon my film that
position, but Seward objected. HS
| wanted BEEchCr, but johnson wuX in
tleNibly aSin him. ~ am determined, ;"
seq he, ITO carry out my policy, but
I l hcV some bowels left, BecCher hCZ
done Cnutf already, considcrin tho nay
he got. No! no! hC $hcl be spared this
triP-indEed hc shell"
Very good" snid Seward, "but at
least lind some clergyman who CndOr-
SEES US without heVin +. NJ. to his hon
ored nnmC. 1t wood look better"
know it wood" replied Johnson,
hut where kin we find siCh u one?
heV swung around the entire circle and
be-"
There WIZ then lively discussion cz
TO the prOpriety, before tho procession
started, of remOVin all the Federal oils
holders on the proposed route and APP
pintin men who believed i'll us, (John-
son, BeechCr and MEL that we might
be shoOr NV sootablc recepshun ut
each pint ut witch we wuZ to stop. The
Amounted WIZ i'll favor NV it. SCz he !:
Them az won't support my pOlisy
ShRnt cat my bread and butter" Ran
dali and DOOlittls Chimed in, for it's
got TO be II part of their religion to nS-
IN hufnNynP 4,
mildly protested. owe duty to tho
party and am determined to do il.
Most High" SCZ l, IN sCttin hon
wich is lazy makes no fIlsS-Cut it's
head oil and it lOps about for while
lively. lincOln's office. holders arc
settin hens. They don't like 700 nor
yoour policy, but while they arc on
their nests they will keep niodcritly
quiet. Cut of their heads and they
will squirt their blood in your face. Eli
| to bein enshoOrd of n reception at each
| point, you n0ed fear nothin. Kulker-
latin moderately, there are at least
twenty-five or thirty patriots who feel
a call tor every oils in your disposal.
| SO long, Noor Highnis, eZ them OGfiSis
is held just where they kin see em, and
they don't know witch is to git EN-, WOO
may depend upon the entire enthoOsi-
aSm NV each, indIVidyOOally and col
! lectively. In short, eff there's ofliscS
i'll town and 700 make the appoint
nents, 700 hev SckoOrcd supporters
/ till 700 heV the hundred who expect
| to get em.'
| The President agreed with me that
until after the trip tho gullotine shood
| stop.
! Secretary Seward sejested that a clean
/ shirt would improve my personal np-
| peHrance, and Rkkordingly a Cirkulur
/ wuz sent to the clerks in the Depart
! Sich NV EN- eZ refOOSed to contribute
| their quota wuZ instantly dismissed for
/ diSlOyAlty.
/ At last we started, and must saw we
wuZ got up i'll a highly cOnciliatOry
style. Every wun of the civilians NV
the party wore buzzum pins, ct settry,
wlCh wUZ presented to EN- by the South
ern delegates to the Philadelphia Com
ventiOn, wich wuz made NV the bones
NV Federal soldiers wich he'd fallen at
various battles. Sum NV EN- wuZ mr.
tikerly valuable eZ anteeks, hevin bin
made from the bones NV the tust sol.
diers who fell mt Bull Ran.
The Moo York recepShun wuz a CAV
affair. never saw His Imperial High
ness in better spirits, and he delivered
| his speech to better advantage than /
ever heard him do it before, and l
| bleeve I've heard it hundred times.
| We left Moo York sadly. Even now eZ
1
! Ceshuu-the recollecshun NV that ban
quet fingers around me, and the taste
NV them wines is still in my mouth
| But we he'd to go. We he'd mishn TO
perform, and we put ourselves on n
steamboat and started.
ALBAEY-There wuZ immense
crowd, but the Gar of all the Ameri-
kas didn't get OFF his speech here. The
Governor welcomed him, but he well
coined him cZ the Cheef Magistrate of
the naShen, and happened to drop in
LincOln'S name. That struck n chill
over the party, and the President got
out NV it es soon es possible. Bein
reserved as Cheef Magistrate and not eZ
the CRATE PaCihCltOT, amt his EggSlen-
cy's best holt. 1t wuZ unkind NV Gov.
| Fenton to do it. Ifhe takes the papers
| he must know that his Mightiness amt
| got but one speech, and he ought to
hev made such a recepshun eZ wood
hev enabled him to hev got it off. We
shook the dust off NV our feet and left
Albany in disgust.
SKENACTADY.-The people NV this do
lightful little village wuz awake when
| the imperial train arrived. The changes
haven't bin made in the offices here and
consistently there wuZ splendid re-
cePshun. didn't suppose there wuz SO
many patriots along the Mohawk. /
wuZ pintetl out by sum ez the Prcsi-
dents private adviser-a sort NV pri-
vate Secretary NV State, and after the
| train started 1 found Jest oil neIitions
for the Post Offs in Skenaktdev in INV
| side coat pocket, witch the patriots who
he'd hurrahed SO VOcifferOusly he'd dex-
terously deposited there. The insidcnt
thought l. 80 long ez we hey the post
offices to give, we kin alIuz hev a
! party" The Sultan swung around the
circle wunst here and leaving the CON
stoOshun in their hands the train moved
/ of.
RoME.-Here we had splendid re.
| cepshun and never heard his inaiest v
speak more felicitOusIy. He nenshuI1-
ed to the audience that no he'd swung
around tho Southern side NV the cirlC Ia
and wuz now swinging around the
| Northern side NV it, and that he wIIZ
iightin traitors on all sides. He left the
COnstitOOshun i'll their hands and bid
EN- good bye. l received at this pint
only 100 petitions for the post oils.
which l took eZ a bad omen for Tho
coming election.
UTCA.-The President spoke here
with greater warmth and jerked more
originality than had before observed.
! lie intrOdOOst here the remark that nc
didn't come to make a speech-that he
wuZ gOin to shed n tear over the tomb
NV Douglas-that In Swingin around
the cirkle he had fought traitors on all
sides NV it, but that he felt safe. He
ShOod leave tho COnstOOShun in their
hands, and eff "A martyr wuz wanted he
wuL reddy to die with neelness and dis
LoCKPORT.-Thc President is i'm
Provin wonderfully. He rises with the
occasion. AT this pint he mentioned
that ne WuZ sot on sRvin the country
which he'd honored him. Ez for him
self his nmbisIn wuZ moro than sntiS-
fed. He he'd bin Alderman, member
NV the Legislacher, Congressman, SEN
utOr, Military Governor, Vice President
and President He he'd sJVunty nrourII