The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-02-09
The New Paul Pry.
MAoKERt.vuI.E AIsT RI

MAoKERLvILLE, AIsT RIVER.
Misther Prisidint-I have travelled good
dale through the country; was long time
brake tendther on the Baltimore and Wash
mgton Railroad, and have had occashin to see
something of the inimies of the Dimocratic
partly, includin' yoursilf and Billy Seward.
Ould Bennett, who used to be good Dimocrat,
now shpakes very disrespectfl of your reverence
and makes no bones to say as impache'1ent is
Jist the thing you dlsarVe and it laves very
bad imprisshun on me naburs, who are dis
tinguished foreigners, and all belong to the
Dimocrathic partly. Ould Bennatt, the spal
peen, shpakes of yez all IN very inilegant sthyle
of spache and with other min from the New
1ngland States, continually make fun of you and
Billy Seward, who, they say is "hoplissly de-
graded" Ben Buthler does not pretind to con-
sale his disgust, and spakes if you as you would
only expect rinegade Dimocrat to shpake, and
is in favor publicly if suspinding your Honor
as we did the nagers here abut three years ago,
whin the lampposts were decorated with heads
of thin as had brought all the thrubble in the
Dimocrathic partly. l understand Misther
Sthanton, another rinegade Dimocrat, dlspses
the Amirican Dimoeratc partly, and Ounly
houlds his office at the suggestion of ould Gree
ey and thin fllows, and proclaims lowdly that
a nager should vote, whin he knows he will not
vote for your reverence nor for Billy Seward.
WhinI saw Altherman Rooney fling the ink
sthand at the head of the Prisdint of the New
York Council, l wished it was ovid Sthanton
"himslf that was sittin' there and fit was meself
that had the inkstand would tache him bet
1her than 10 imprisin Dimocrats, as he did whin
the Southern min we're Gghtin' for their rights
and their nagers.
I have heard from me frind Motrissey that
ould Welles, whose name your reverence could
not reminder about two years ago, AID whose
name is not worth REMEMBERING, is another
Ould renegade Dimocrat, and who goes with
ould Stevens and thin radicals ana is down on
yoursilf when he gets with ould Zach. Chandler
and thin fillows The fellow has bilt some
Monithers, and he thinks himself the Monark Of
the Says.
Ould Forny, the dead duck another rinegade
Dimocrat, spakes very iniligant of your Honor
and Billy Seward, and is now thrying to get the
Printing of the Congressional debates, which
your Honor will niver allow so long as MistheI
Windel, who is a good Dlmocrat, can prin
1hem. All of these ould rinegades are for i'm
pachement of your Honor, and they are no
only public scandal but are deadly inimies o
The Dimocratc partly, of which yoursilf an,
Billy Seward are honorable Numbers. Some @
my trinds who wint to Washington say tha
The rinegade Dimocrats are our worst inimies.
Bill Kelly. I'm towld, is another ould repr'
bate, and who Bill Seward had betther write
and ask to resign along with ould steven
who sez your Honor is always dhrunk, and !
1nesilf that sees no obieckshuns to that, II 20
wish to save the Dimocrathic partly from goin
to the divil and yourself from impachemen
which thin fllows now have got into their head
Iwant nothing but dacentmln in Congress, vii
big majority of Dimocrats, and no ould rim
gades.
Respictfully, MICHAEL MoCRICKEY,
OF Mackerlville, N. Y.
A frind willdeliver this note IN parson.
Mrs. LUcRETIA MOTT is visiting the individu
members of Congress, TO urge upon them to a
yocate the righ.s or women, as well as those
negroes. Mr.. Ashley told her one of the righ
the loyal people we're trying TO secure TO Il
Freedman is the right to bear arms. Mrs. Nc
renIied that the right to bare arms was pee