The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-09-12
,Aaelsou.n,ses, cssnsr % rublle saunr,
) PuBI1sbED' EVERY THURSDAY MORNING.
Incidents Ofthe RadicaI Mass
nHI h Meeting. rH. t..a s


lowing incidents were noted:
FLAG or n Stars. Tho truly "loy
al" negroworshipets, Of Dcer6eld
ship, rallied under a flag bearing but
II stars. What does such fag signi
fy? These 'loyalists" claim that tho
war was a s0cccssl fla success, why
not have SO stars upon your flags
II probably represented tho Rump
Congress, which says we shall not
have o full ulreurosentatlon of the States
Of the Ehion in the National Lcgisla-
turc What kind OF loyalty" is this
TO tho Constitution and laws handed
down TO us by noble and patriotic.
ancostry2 Think Of itfellow citzcnsl
"IELL iTgMPoa CANADA ron Ta,-
ToRs,--Tais motto from "Ileathon
Ridge waa conspicuous for Shot
t,mo1n the proccsson This done
very well and was very appropriate
for 'ITeathens 10 rally under, But
tho "upOrtendom Of ofchristranityn could
not stand this motto of "barbarism, -
and consequently Vt was "supprcsscd."
IeR. Davis, tho arch .traitor, was saved
from, Hemp and Hell by Radical
leaders, and Is n5w rusticating in "Calf-
ada ~ "fcs, they criod, pit must be
suppressed, and 80 II was done !!
Longtroot, Wade Hamptoh, JcG
Thompson and many other leading
traitors, havo roeovsd pardon and
tber0byicscsped 'Iielf' and Hemp
and are now in full communion with
tho Republican party Such an in
suit TO thOso new Radicals, lately re-
constructed rebels, was too utolcrabc
to be borne from these 'IIeathcns. )"
50 1t ever Ia. "Chrishans" will over.
ride the t.YsHoathcnsr'
"HARK FRoM TnE Tom THE DoiE
yrL SobNo. odd mAs Root, one Of
the Negro Speakers, madea moving
rpoeeh." When he got up, tho audi
dieuco nDred tor homol "Put hin
out." was the cry!
ELooUESCg OF general LEE.--The
Cloqusnce Of this PUPPY led him 20 the
following expressions:
"Fsllow.c citizens, would rather
walk dp. 70 the POLLS and vote with
the longest heeled, thlctest n tipped,
blnckest and linl<ey- ilnrcd tlarkCy,
IhauI would Will a Democrat p -'
Follow oitizens, in the late wal
our rhae tr0ops fought well, but the
SA9r6es troops fought BRAvELTl lJ
Wokind 6shnk "thc boys in blue
will relish such eloquenceF va, -o.'
lsE tlt f- ttc'H sTrsr ~t- nT
BgAurY.-rbc beautiful and we'll
drcssod young ladies from Brisiplr
we're entirely hid from the yeT OF the
Eboay. votors by ,proiusc wreaths ql
everGreeps, "Full manya . rose blHshes
unseen, and loses its swsoIness oa the
desert air.E5 sfs 4g ssnl2
THs CALABoosEg-ThoE village Gal!
abooso wac all1day full, 'oov orhowing
with cuntortunato Republicans. The
vigilance ofMyofAd dair with his eff
Gent police force deserved and has NJ
doubt rocieved tho thanks Ofthe Com
Hitteo Of Arrangements, ..s o'1
FLAsRs-Pints and half pint nasIl
worc numcrous-sIyly concealed il
side pockets Drunkenness prevailed
to an alarming extent, What say sal
the doceney, all tho morality and al
the temperance party to such an eS
hibition?
BaHNERs AND BoNDs. = Whcrovor til
grOatestdispIoy ol,bahners, fags, pof
traits, SC, were to be secn, there re
sided tho untaxod Bond-hoIdcr, an
where, too, no volunteer went forth
putdown the Rebellion al.'--a
FLAGS AND oFFIcE-HoLDER.-ln or
dwelling we foticed the corner roo
proiusely decorated with little flags.
There seiourps a government office
holdor. ASK dollars day and not
ingtS debut play checkers, umpi
for base ball cluns, and talk loyal
"Let her rip !f@' - --
TAKING THE NEGRO INTO HIS Arm
--A,leyoted old Rumpite, from Malt
besame so warmed up with brother
or siSterW 10 Selor Africa, that he st
tod Ia a friend TINT che felt Lbe t1Ij