The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-18

,I I'"SAs ~ Wu1 ueSueu uBuly pEu-
dentino to do il. asii Is Fu,i os
Here my trials commenst, AT the
Biddle House, in Detroit, the nigger
walters showed how much African
kin be spilled by beln freei THEY HE'D
THE. IMPuDENOE 10 REFooSE TO WAIT
on Us, and for n half hour the imperial
stumick wuz forced to fast. This
alarfnin manifestation nv negro i1aIiS-
nancy alarmed uiHis EggsalencV
"phank God, ,'isaid he, attha6!I. vetoed
the Freedmenis BurOO Bill. shev bin.
Alderman nv my native toWnL-I heV
swung aroundithe entire circle, but this
y never dFeemed NV. What would they
do If they he'd their rites ~ The insi-
stdent made an impression onto him.
and at Chicago he resolved to trust 'em
no longer. He ordered his meals 10 his
room,. and sent for anel ttMy friend, y
said he, taste everything onto this
table ~ 1r ofs .tftd'V- flai-lI .lls 3 ~
: :. :, Why Why my-liege,n z sed 7. 3t'5y
Siggers is cooks, u sed he, "and this
food may be .piZened. They hate me,
for j amt in the Moses bizness. Taste,
my friend. J" g : h75gGhl 'Il4-il- -
-" But spozen." sed I, g thatit skooCl
be piEoned2 What nv my bowels My
stomiek is ny ez much valyoo to me ez
Yourn is ia. WOO. - 4. esss-lriIifi .ilgIr nj.
. Nasby," sez he, f' tastel Ifyoo dieI
who mourns? Ef j die, who'd swing
around the cirlSle Who'd sling the
Dag and the 36staTsiat the ipeopleg and
who'd leave the COnstoOshunl in their
handsf The country demands the sac
ritice,iand besides of yoO don't, OFF goes
your official head - Ef 4uSHhfG u
That last appele fetched meg IRuther
than risk that offs I'd chaw stricknine,
for ny what jakk0unt is DimOkrat
who hez wunst tasted the sweets NY
pIace0ndi is Ousted. IAnd from Chicago
on, wuz forced to taste his food and
llKker--to act eZ a sort q litenin rod to
shed on thetvengeance nv the nigger
WATERS. i wood taste NV every dish
ana drink from each bottle, and eff
dIdn'b swell up -andilbust in 10 minits
His Serene Highness wood take hold.
diary, 49,. , I,-7,,-,l :
JoIIET. The crowd wuz immense.
The peasantry, ez the train approached
rent the air with shouts NV .tGrantl',
Grant VI His Potency, the President,
promptly acknowledged the compli-
ment. He wuZ sacrificin hisself for
them--who had made greater sacrifices
lie he'd been Alderman NV his native
town and Vice President-he wu2 too
modest to make a speech, but If he wuz
Joodas lskariot, who wuz the Saviour 2
ne ned swung around the cirkle and
hedn't found none SO far. He left in
their hands the ,li ,.....f re 4at.I
II And so on until near st. Louis, when
we penetrated a Democratic country.
NV wich informed. his Majesty. g How
knowst thou ?n sez he. EASY" sez /.
Il OBSERVE in the crowds larger pro-
portion NV red noses and hats with the
tops, OIL, notice the houses unpainted, /,
with pfg-pens in front NV EN-; and what
Is more, observe that the crowds COM
pliment yoo direct, instead Nv dOin,it
sz heretoforei over Grants shoulders.
Inc knights Nv the Golden eCifkle,.
WINCH spect is the identical eirkle.
yoo'ye bin swingin around lately, love
yoo and approach yoo confidently.Na
The PRESIDENT brisked up, and from
THIS 70 Indianapolis he spoke with, Ri
.aioolldity meyer observed in him be-
lore may say, to, ypoSe a medilsle
term, that he had a hemorrhagei NV
words At the latter city our reception
was the most tlatrin NV enYwe have eX-
perienced, The people, when the Presi-
dent appeared on. the balcony NV the
Bates House, yelled so vociferously for
Grant that the President when he step
ped forward to acknowledge the com-
pliment coodent be heard at all. He
waved his hat, and the more he waved
it., the more complimentary the crowd
became. Grant, Grant, they yelled ;and
the more theiRresident showed. himself
the more they yell edlGrant, until over
powered by the warmth nv the reeep-
shun, and unwillin to expose his health,
the PRESIDENT retired without sliugin q
speech at EN-, but entirely satisfied that
the people wuz'with him. iiai7l 1.
This mornin the Office holders NV the
State, without the people, assembled,
and he made his reglar- speech to 'em,
wien appeared to be gratifyin to both
him and them. The President does not
like to sleep with undelivered speech
on his mental stumiok. 1t, gives. him
the nttemnre. ~ II II u Il II u. II q
Here left the party for short time;
that / mite go home and attend to my
official dooties. There is bub eve North
4erns families, near the Corners, ,llwieh
must have notice "a leave, and eight
niggers to hang, Il he'd orders tQreport
to the party somewhere between Loofs-
vile and EiarrIshurgI wich shall do,
sich.s PETROLEUM Y. Nasty, p. NJ, go
81 i. III s(WtiGh is P6stmaster,1
(and likewise chaplin to the pedishn.) J
ARTEMUS WARD IN LONDON.
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