Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-10-20
Nasty Continues with the Presidential
Party from Detroit TO indianapolis.
CONFEDERATE Y ROADS. witch is in the Stait
Of Kcnt1IckN Snltemlcr II. 1866.

CONFEDERATE Y ROADS. witch is in the stait
of Kentucky, September H. 1866
Lam at home, and glad am I that I am at
home. Here in Kentucky, surrounded by DIM
ocrats, immersed part of the time in my official
dootes and a balance nv the time in whisky,
with the privilege of walloping nggers and the
more inestimable and soothing privilege uv as
sisting in mobbin uv northern Ablitlonlsts, who
are not vet out Nv the State, time passes pleas
antly aud leaves vain regrets. aluz 90 to
bed mites feelin that the day hez not bin wasted
From Detroit the Presidential cavalcade ez
the infamous Jacobin radical party irrelerhntly
term it, the mcnajery, proceeded to Chicago.
The resepshuns His Imperial Hjghness received
through Michigan were fatterin in the extreme.
| continue my diary
IpsLAsTY-At this pint the President display
ed that originality fertility NV imaginasnun kar-
acteristic nv him The recepshun wuz grand
The masses called for Grant, and His Highness
promptly responded. lie asked en- eff he was
Judis Iskariot who wuz the Savior? Thad Ste
vcns If so, then, after swinging around the
cirkle. and indin traitors at both ends nv the
line, eeve the SO States with 30 stars onto EN-
in your hands and
The train wuz off amid loud shouts NV . Grant,
Grant" to which the President responded by
wavin his bat.
ANN AKBoR.-At this pint the train moved in
to the inspiring sound uya band playin Hale to
the Cheef." His Majesty smiiinly appeared and
thanked EN- for the demonstration. 1t was
soothin, he remarked. The air their band wuz
playin, = Hale to the Cheef'' wuz approprit ez
he WIZ Cheef Magistrate NY the nashen, to wich
posishen he had reached, hevin bin Alderman NV
his native village L. S. Senator, etsettery The
crowd hollered Grant Grant? and the Pres
dent thanked EN- for the demonstration. II
showed him that the people wuz with him in his
efforts TO close his eyes on Union OF 3G States
and flag Of &c stars onto it. Ef am a traitor,
sed he, warmin up, who is the Judis lscariot? ?
Ez I'm swngn around the cirkle | find Thad.
Stevens on the one side and jeff Davis on the
The conductor cruelty started the train with
out givin him time to finish.
The crowd proposed three cheers for Grant,
and the President waved his hat to EN- sayin
that he thanked EN-. shown as it did that the
people WIZ with him.
BATTLE CREEK.-A large number was assem-
bled 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 Ef he ever he'd
any doubts ez to the peoples being with him
these doubts wuz removed. He would leave III
their hands the flag and Union Nv SO States and
the stars thereof appertaining. Eff he wuz
Joodis lsliariot who WIZ
The crowd gave three hearty cheers for Grant
ez the train moved off, to wich the President
responded by waving his hat.
KALAMAzoo-The offishels were on hand at
this pint and so the people, ofhshe and
several thousand people, which the latter geeeted
us with cheers for q Grant Grant - The Pres
ident responded sayin, that in swinging around
the circle he he'd been called Joodis lskarot for
sacrifcin of hisself for the people Who wuz
the Savior? Wuz Thad Stevens? No Then
cIeerlv into voor Hands leave the Constitooshn
NJ 80 stars with thirty-six States onto EN-, intact
and undisseverd.
The sffshels received the stars and States and
amid cheers for Grant for which the President
thanked en-, the train glode off maiestically.
And 50 or to Chicago. where didn't git off
our speech. though the manner IN which the
peopIe holered Grant Grant we felt cheered
a: rcalzin how much they wuz with us His
eminence wanted to sling the 36 States and the
flag with the stars at EN-, but ez Gen. Logan
wuz there ready to fling EN- back, 1t wuz deemed
highly prudent not to do it.
Here nv trials commenst. At the Bidde
House. in Detroit, the niger walters showed
how much African can be spilled by bein free.
They had the impudence to refoose to wait on
US, and for half hour the imperial stumick wuz
forced to fast. This alarmin manifestation uy
negro malignancy alarmed His Eggselency. y
:. Thank God, said he, that ! vetoed the
Freedmens Buroo Bill. | hev bin Alderman Nv.
my native town. hey swung around the entire
circle-but this | never dreemed NV. What
would they do if they he'd their rites Y' The in
sident made impression onto him, and at
Chicago he resolved to trust 'em no longer. He
ordered his meals to his room and sent for me.
MY friend sed he, " taste everything onto
this table r
Why, my iege p sed l. +
Niggers is cooks, sed he, . and this food
may be pzoned. They hate me, for ain IN
the Moses bznes Taste my friend. "
But spozin, sed 7, q that it shoutd be pIzon-
ed? What nv my bowels? Ny stomIck IS Nv e~
much valyoo to ez yourn is to 700
Nasty" sed he, ''taste If 700 die VINO
mourns? Eff die, who'd swing around the
circle? Who'd sling the flag and the 35 stars a.
the people, and who'd leave the Constlloosnuh
in their hands The country demands tne saoi' az
official head
That last appele fetched me. Ruther tnan rl1h
that offs I'd chaw striknine; for nv whas an.
kount is Dimokrat who hez wunst tasteu EN- tno
sweets NV place and is ousted And from Hnnoa
60 on l wuz forced to taste his food ana ilAre