Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-12-11
NASBY.
yir. Nasby Prononce> I'm Favor of a.
Johnson.

Last week | received from postmas-
ter Randall the follerin breef note
WASHINGTON. Nov. is.
SIR: The tenur Of ollic act don t
shceld You from removul. Would i'll
not be well fur you TO declare your
preference fur the Presidency? 1t Is
my opinion that President Johnson
Good be indust to accept the nomina-
shun.
A. ". RANDALL. P. NJ. G.
To P. '. Nasby, z. NJ. Confederate
Y Roads.
This note kiverin threat, put me
in a perspirashun. Why, bless the
Presidents cheerful sole nv course
kin express my preference. Certain
| lv k,n. | believe in \. Johnson.
He is my fust and only choice, and
Will be for fifteen months to come
without fail. cannot say very much
/ for him. but | kin abuse his compet-
tors. and that possibly amounts to
! the same thing The folIerin is a
note | shall send to the President for
lnsershun in his organ:
| Ed. NATIONAI. INTELLIGENCER:-
| The Question wich Just now agi-
/ tgtes the mind Nv Kentucky more
perhaps, than any thing else, is:
| Who shell be the nominee uv the next
NashneI Dimocratic Convenshun
! There are many gentlemen spoken nv
! in couuecshun with the place, and
their claims perpose breehy to con
slider
Tie first is Gen. George B. McClcl-
Ian, whose body hez been recently
rased for that purpose. Gen. Nc
! CIelIau is not, l think Objectionable
to the Southern people. They hey a
natral and normal ohiecshun to any
one who drawd the sword agin en- in
the late little onpIeasantnis. but they
do not blecve that Gen. @. b. did
this. At least ef he did it, it wuz
only fgerativcly. His services to the
confederacv in burvin the tens ny
thousands nv fede,&t sojers before
Richmond, the brilliant strategy ny
his lootenants In tying the hands nv
Pope and Burnside, and keepin them
from hurtin Us. and finally, his runuln
with Pendieton agin Linkin, all bind
him to the Southern hart. Any one
who Good hev run agin Liukin in
.Ilct ~ o,n.;lar ,,,ngt bo, him troo
to the south. He is the soothincst
man to the Southern people wich ev-
or wore bloc But he won auser.
In the first place there isn't time be
tween this and the next elecshun fur
-, ,,..l., 49, ~. ,.,;,I ,,.Letlar he
.rI e.., 4L ,,,;,,..I,,,, or NOT
ar3 sa.aIII,- aria al decide in timc
4, Iacl-. ,,r:.t;-,a H. Laz bin defeat
"a oocf inz GEORGE and il won't do
~ +ol,c M : v-bipt rooster. Fyident-
l. -, ol,- If tha ri,,o
: p...--l4ou
NFA' o'' .,'s 1'i - ~ III.
say "i''C7'1" ,,lI-'f' -,
won l ahset' ,'''S - w t" g
dissa I'9I'c c''o" ~" leH IN 1'". ",'' IN .''5
masses w .l'7 I'i't ,.IIa--
I'm 4ilsh aH" e"'S 80,
ana no S'ch man ri" I.eN Cn' o''''
I dehce ana esteem Nv I"e = 'ii.,'1i az!
W uE the tru'y D'''io''''Io n
Hese V"i'IS' 'o my
] aud uhcohsc4 ueHsue'' O"1 ~ %.
lheE are NV VITAL I'm poFl"hCe. l'i'I'
p Is a nalrel 1Hllllty OeL"ee" = -iil'~' a. ,
] aud dirty collars. blNst never o.
: serve when FendIeton addfe$t t"'
treemen nv Inpa1ny, no" coIa ana sun"
, like was the a'yjehce e2 ms l'llS.le'
I periods fell upon tneIr ears II"s'
r never hear Henry Clay Dean whose
: SHIRTS are worn three eo"seculls' :
2 months, and W4cse STOCKINGS are me-
+ or changed DIdst never ho'Is no"
D he IItted- EN- 1t an th"t Ihere
j any difference in what they say--'t:
. IN the SHIRT colIaF. orS!ae / eil'-'.'o'
+ hez none nv the qualities necessary
: to successful candidacy lie Wuz oori
] tolla5le we'll of, and hadn't nar3'
= struggle in his yooth lie dian
n drive on Tie canal and STUDY a'$eof'
r on the back ny hlckih niue anu =
Q knockt OF by a prolaue captain 10
# ueGlcctIn his dooty he wuzan oori
p in log cabin IN the oac&Wood7
5 neither and he study grammar 0E u
lite NV pion knot, when ne he'"
one hand ana the book IN the olhef.-