The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-09-27
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MT. Nasty with the Presidential Partly.
From Louisville to Washington.
q Written for the Toledo Blade
WHITE House,

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vile, and glad am that did it at that
u pint. His Imperial Serenity he'd bin pleas
ed ever sence he left Chicago, or rather sence
he got near st. Loois for two thirds NV IL
1inois wuz pizen and Indianapolis wuz pi-
zoner From ST. Loois the receptions wuz
trooly corjel and even, enthusiastic. We
got out Nv the region Nv aristocrats, and
he'd cum down to the hard-fsted yomanry.
fseed holes through the hats Nv men,
seed what might be called the flag NV De
mocraoy, owavin from behind 'eni, which, ez
they ginerally he'd no coats on at all, or II
any, they were roundabouts, wuz alluz III.
view. | saw women who disdained stock
ings and dipped snuff, and | felt to home.
| was among Democracy The cheerin fot
Grant and Farragut closed as we got into
them regions ana Nv the vociferus crowds,
J; half of them, the younger ones, cheered An
drew Johnson, wllile the old veterans, them
j whose noses, Y blossomin for the tomb,
cheered q ldrew jackson. His Serenity
smilnlM bowledged both, by maxim: a
speech to and wavin his hat "a q
& With tfAsh preliminary remarks 1iresoom
LoU1yyirEE.- ssffhere was magnificent
demonstration here, His Imperial Majesty
who was "a eggsellent condition to make
= crowds laxae enough, remarked TO Inc, as he
wuz ridi through the streets: 'Splen'
'apIay! Nor'n ten 'underd sousand people
--rmor'n TEN million people--mor' n ten UNI
derd million peope-mor'n ten underd SOU
sand million peope--and alluvun 'sporters
my policy 'Rah for me !'' r..
His Majesty undoubtedly eggsagerated
towards the last; but it is safe to put the
throng down at a good many. That esti-
mate is entirely SAFE There wuz the finest
display of banners and SIGH have seen Sens
we start The red white and red WIZ dis
played from almost half the houses /; ladies
waved their handkerchiefs ez we passed, and
men cheered. A pleasin incident occurred
here. / noticed one gushin maiden of thir-,
ty seven, wavin her Handkerchief ez tho SHE
wuz gettin so much per wave and had rent.
to pay that mite. l recognized her to once.
When was a citizen of Ohio and wuz
drafted into the service NV the United States.
and clothed in bob tailed blue coat, and
he'd Oystran muskit put into my unwillin
hands, and forced to Ute agin my brethren,
our regiment passed through louisville and
stayed there some days. wuz walking l
afternoon when met this identical angel
SlleBaw my bloc kote and enraged, spit in
my face with SIGH energy that she threw
out NV her mouth full sett Nv false teeth
] returned EN- CALAMITY, wiped my face with
my handkerchief, and vowed that handker-
chershood hensforth be kept sacred. 1t wuz,
and when Isseed her wayin bern at our par
ty wept like a Philadelphia Convenshun.
IS stopped the carriage, met the patriotic fe-
male called her attention to the incident,
and handed her my handkerchief which he'd
four years before, wiped her spittle, The
incident gave new vigor7to her arms, and
from that time she waved two hapkerchers,
and mine wuz one NV en-. / narrated the
insident to the President and he wept 5"
There WINS large perceshun and great
variety Nv banners. Among the most no
ticeable, wuzI a company of solgers nv the
late war, each with lee. off, dressed in tile
grey uniforms into which they had been
mustered out, with this motto-''we are will
lin to 60 the other leg for A Johnson. " An
other company of solgers who had each lost
an arm, carried this inscripshen ''wat We
didn't git by bullets we shall git by ballots.
The President cut down, his speech just
one.half here-in swingin around the cirkt
he omitted to menshun that he found trait
ors1 on the Southern side nv it, But he left
the constitooshen in their hands oheerfully.
= CINCINNATI "A, very enthoosiastic racep
-continyooda and loud cheers for Grant
which the President acknowledged. A un-
sophisticated postmaster, who jined us here |
wanted to know why the people cheered fol
Grant instid nv the President, to which His |
Highness answered that they wuz consider
it-they knew his modesty, and wanted to
spare his bushes. Another man, WIN wuz
also.unsophisticated, asked him confden
shelly, eff he didn't think there was same,
mis- in his speeches, and that eff he didpt think
he'd do better to give a greater variety. ~
His EggseleesW asked him how there ,co5o
be more ,vagH, cat Cincinnatti,' sed he,
81 OBSERVER E following order 4
l. ! swung around the eirkle. /
p asked who wuz the Savior eff l wuz
J6odis Iskarsptz? az s@ u -
g. left tAe Constitution, the Sc States,
and the flag with the So stars onto it IL
their hands, 4sa ''""H
Now at Cdumbus shall vary it thusy 1:
/. The OSsstitution flag and stars |
g. The Jodhis Iskariot biznis |
g. Swingih around the cirkle :: |
fAtsStooberfville aginas follows :sgt
Il 1. Joodis Iskariot. 81 .-..s. .@a |
g. Swiugin around the circle - |
g. Constitooshun. stars and flag. |
And 50 on. Its susceptible NV maph |