The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-09-27
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/ Mr.. Nasty Continues with the Presidential
Party..From Detroit to Indianapolis.
From the Toledo Blade, 18th. |

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$50 September nth, 1886.
am az home, and l am glad that I
am at home Here in Kentucky, sur
rounded by DEMOCRATS immersed a part
of the time in my ofiishal dooties, and
the balance NV the time in whisky, with
the privilege of wollopin niggers and the
more inestimable and soothin privilege
NV assistin in mobbin NV Northern Alb
lishinists, who are not yet all out NV the
State, time passes pleasantly, and leaves
no vain regrets. l alluz go to bed mites,
feelin that the day hez not bin wasted.
From Detroit the Presidential caval-
cade, or, ez the infamous Jacobin Radi-
cal party irreverently term it, the me-
najery, proceeded to Chicago. The Re-
cepshuns his Imperial Highniss received
through Michigan, were flattering in the
extreme. continue my diary:
IPsLANTY.-Att this point the Presidant
displayed that originality and fertility
NV imaginashen Characteristic NV him.
The recepshun wuz grand. The masses
called for Grant and His Highniss promp-
tly responded. He asked EN- eff he was
Judas Iskarot who wuz the Saviour!
Thad. Stevens? If so, then after swing
ing around tho cirkle, and indin traitors
at both ends of the line, | leevet the 30
states with sc stars onto EN- IN your
| hands and
The train wuz off amid loud shouts NV
"Grant, Grant," to which the President
responded by waving his hat
ANN ARBoR-At this pint the train
moved in to the inspiring sounds NV
band playin Hale to the Chief" and
vociferous cries Of "Grant, Grant" His
Majesty smilingly appeared and thanked
EN- for the demonstration. Itwas soothin,
he remarked. The air their band wuz
playin, Hale to the Chief, wuz appro-
pirate, ez he was Chief Magistrate NV the
nashun, to which posishen he had reached
hevin been aldermen of his native village,
| U. S. Senator, etsettry. The crowd
liollered "Grant, Grant," and the Presi-
dent thanked EN- for the demonstration.
1t showed him that the people wuz with
him in his efforts to close his eyes on a
Union Nv SO States and a flag NV 36 stars
onto it. Eff l am a traitor, sed he,
warmin up, s'who is the Judis Iscariot?
Ez I'm swingin around the circle find
That. Stevens on tie one side and jeff
Davis on the
| The conductor cruelty started the train
without eivin him time to finish.
| The crowd proposed three cheers for
Grant, and the President waved his hat
| to EN- sayin he thanked EN-, showing as
it did that the people WIZ with him.
BATTLE CREEK.-A large number was
assembled here, who, ez the train stopped
yelled Grant! Grant, Affected to tears
by the warmth NV the reception. the
President thanked en- for this mark of
confidence Eff he ever had any doubts
ez to the peoples being with him these
doubts wuz removed. He wood leave in
their hands the flag and the Union NV 36
States and the stars thereto appertaining.
Eff he wuz Joodis Iskariot who WIZ
The crowd gave three hearty cheers
for Grant ez the train moved off, to witch
the President responded by wayin bis
| KALAMAzoo.-The offishels were on
hand at this pint and so wuz' the people
IA offishels and several thousand people
which the latter greeted us with cheers
for Grant! Grant! The President res
ponded, sayin. that in swingin around
the cirkle he he'd bin called Joodis
Iskariot for sacrificin NV hisself for the
people. Who wuz the Savior? Wuz
Thad Stevens? No! Then clearly into
yoor hands leave the Constitution NV
SO stars with SO States onto EN-, intact
and undiscovered.
The offishels received the stars and
States and amid cheers for Grant, for
which the President thanked EN-, the
train giode off magestically
And so on to Chicago, where we didn't
git off our speech, though from the man.
ner in which the people hollered Grant!
Grant! we felt cheered at realizin how
much they wuz with us. His Eminence
wanted to sling the SO States and the flag
with the stars at EN-, but ez General
Logan wuz there ready to fling EN- back,
it wuz deemed highly prudent not to do
it.
Here my trials commenst. At the
Biddle House, in Detroit, the nigger
walters showed how much they kin be
split by bein free. They he'd the ipudence
to rsfoose to scait on US, and for half hour
the Imperial stummick wuz forced to
fast This alarmin manifestashun NV
negro malignancy alarmed His Eggsal-
ency. Thank Cod" sed. he, shat I
| vetoed the Freedmen's Buroo bill
/ hev bin Alderman NV my native town
l hev swung around the entire circle, but
this never dreemed NV. What would
they do eft they he'd their rites?' This
insident made an impression onto him,
and at Chicago he resolved to trust EN-
no longer. He ordered his meals to his
room, and sent for me- my friend,''
said he, taste every thing onto this
table, z- -
"Why, my liege2" sed 1.
"Niggers is cooks" sed he, "and this
food may be pizoned. They hate me.
for amt in the Moses bizness. Taste.
my friend" G
''But spozn," sed 1, ssthat it shood be
pizoned3 Wat NV nsy bowels? NY STUN
ick is Nv ez much valyoo to me ez yourn
is to you" h zSt
Nasty" seq he, s'taste! Eff you die
who mourns? En- die, who'd swing
around the cirkle? Who'd sling the flag
and the sc stars at the people, and who i
leave the Constooshn in their hands?
The country demands the sacrifice. and
besides, eff you don't, off goes your offishl
head" ss=-= ar- .-z.-...
That last appele fetched me. Ruther
than risk that otis I'd chaw stricknine
| fur NV whist akkount is Dimokr.t who
hez wunst tasted the sweets nv place and
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