The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-08-27

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August Is, 1871
IiEuz coo5enysl party. The- Euz
ms, AID DzskiH RogrAI8. SD -RascOEa,
NJ oozrzs. fox & WIZ ~ BaSeomfs, and
Capt AcPs!tsr, and Isssksr GEvIu,
and Joe Bixlsr, Who VIII raterailg :,
mEs=hesTusly Insoxtcztsd- We Esd msi
to rE5oEss over Ehs rss1lL Nv IT, ken
tucky eIsckAhun and the removal nF
[ Stanton and Sheridan. AID Ne ESJossL
We he'd rsiotssd for ssSsrzl hour,
yhs1 .he Dszkin. b!ssslnA on bis frosty
paw, psrpcsed that We isks one LOis
drfuk. 70 uich re EckEsed6d wiz a-ze-
i rit-. e Raseon baEdsd back ioe
/ Deskin his change. The old mat or
served anong Il mCs1 fI!Ls4nS-s
coantsrfzst ten cent postal euTEe1cJ.
!ssS-Ss-5.T1 = - he In an iDjoored tone,
1 4frs.IIv can't take ihst-IL's couotsE-
{ I'd .-CsEriD us, DesEiu >? SD
Georzs W, .-seTIln, bit whats the
dds II a matter Nv eourss1 DseEln'
( ri ziI It sgin AfOEs tO-Luorrer- KS
sysuchcosily my los, ain: IL q gu
/ Al me rnonSy that floats EsreF Cary
i til /: CONES around 10 me. Desklnr
10 the material csDrsz Nv eFence- Ls.
! rs bear each others o1rdsns. DseElE :
And Bacon smiled AEeeIly onto him.
don't know when 1 lslt 80 happy.
Kentucky he'd spoken. We hed elected
Helm By nsJ0Eiiy of forty odd thou
sand, and hsd EIth hiGl elected = sIrzts
S;Ats Ticket, ire4oOdLn all TIE Congress
men Ths AbsisnnLs SIS bad no show
Eatsysr. Tbz candidates we're stEats
DsnokEats every one Nv en- Sum Nv
sm hed bin sccOossd uV isanin tow ards
the Fedrel side, bat they he'd BIZ at1dA-
vita proved Ghsirselyes trOo 70 the
Dzmoerizy. One candidate he'd bin
charged, - snvious eds5, Nv neFln
furnIshE the FedrsI forcss with hoses
but be Indignantly rsP%l!ed The charge.
His eDemie= bTOu ght fOrTerd The docn
mems snoEin shAE be ned fuEnlsht the
FE-draI fOYces wiki Eoases, and tEemD-
lne scratch. he Aed contracted 70 fur
uLsh.yen with hossss-he ned taken
th3lr accu-ssd zresnbsckE, but where
aoEsy Wuz II 10 bsneht 'en! "UZ IL
70 add to the reso urces of the goTTlIa
LiDkin, or 10 reyerssR Let the facts
iiVeredg Hal ma! Did the Fedrsl
ohser git emf He did. Did
he keep emf Alzrs That mite John
Morgan, who sesIed his dsyoshen 10
Tue COnfedsTacy with his blood. scoop
ed 'em, aud Ibem bosses which the
Fedrals paid for, did -serEls IN the Con-
fedTit army. be wood ask MS mali2n-
CouIedrlI 10 take money Nv the Fed
rails for furnishin supplies 10 the Con
fsderacy? He'd these hOzsEs remained
IN the hands Nv tue farmers ~ Ken
tucky, John Morgan wood hsv fell a
delicacy in taken eIni ez the farmers
he'd vafyoo reserved he Ruz free and
he took EN-. Slcb ressOuen Good not
all 10 convince, and the candidate WIZ
Nv course, electid. The shafts Nv his
enemies fell piDtless.
Therefore felt happy. The waves
nv AbIishnism rolled over The other
States. but against Kentucky they
struck harmless Kentucky Is bTite
oasis In the desert. Built onto Ham
and Hager- bleeytn In the sooperiority
NV the white race, and that same race
holdin in their hands the privilege Nv
sayrn who shood aud who shood not
! vote. they wuz safe. And We sot in ST.
Ience, contemplate our happiness.
/ Al last Deskin Pogran spoke he
] sighed ez he spoke. He he'd heard Nv
I Tennessee. He he'd seen the lection
I returns, and he WIZ eZ much afflicted
/ 81 We wuz reiofsf. Wherefore" sed
be, "shood we feel good. while our
\ brethren IN Tennessee are wailIn over
/ Their woes. The niger with Us Is in his
normal speer. Sence this eleckshsn
they bow ther heads in silence, and
dodge by ez ef they were afraid Nv Us,
wich is a good sign. They hey Loss the
sir they asooned afore, and are more
| like slaves and less like men. hey
twelve uy em a sweatin on my farm,
and four expatlatin the cuss Nv Soer il
| my kitchsn. The men yield to the
power NV the stronger race, and the te-
/ males bow meekly to ther destiny.
/ Tom, my oldest son, is happy and stays
| at home and my other sons Is ez con-
tentid ez they Kin be. But II is not so
! in Tennessee. There they are not nor
D k.S.Vus - Il a
power they can't resist. There the mig
| ger holds up his head and the confed iii
| white man sneaks. There the normal
| niger hez a vote, and the white man
| who follered his State, Is disIranchised,
| Ny Cod how kin man be happy IN
der SIGH circumstances How kin q
| DiLnokrat rejoice when jist across the
/ Inns he sees liberty wee pin, PROSTATE,
| and the white man, who struck for his
rites pinin becoz nv his depriyashen Nv
| the rite Nv sufffage?" He Good feel
good over Kentucky, but he wePt over
! Tennessee.
| Bascom reDarkt that he TOO, felt for
| Tennessee, but he WuZ c0nsOled. Ken
| lucky he'd proved troO, and Johnson
! enc worthy son NV Tennessee, had re-
moved Stanton! Wat more Good we
| want. Kentucky he'd gone DimocratiC
4 and Johnson he'd removed Stanton
| "Aud Tennessee he'd elected Brown.
/ low, and Johnson hez appinted Grant, "
whispered Joe Bigler.
I And" spoke up McPelter, land
/ Sheridan IS removed"
"Troo! troo!" retorted BigIer. "snd
| put Thomas in his place The man
4 who whaled usin The Shenandoah Val
ley is deposed TO make room for The
man wat " hailed us in Tennessee
This bit us. This grIPed us. This WIZ
wuss nor . cathartic 10 MS. Ell Ken
\ lucky Is oil, Tennessee is aquafortis.
| Ell stanton Is soothiu, Grant is pizen.
wherfn are we better with the one than
! with the olheI?-is a question wIch NE
askt ourselves over and over again.
! But we felt good after ALL Tennessee
! Is to the Democracy dark cloud, but
| Kentucky Is the silver linin TO IL. e
no COntedehts -WSuZ allowed To vote II
\ Tennsssee, shank the Lord no Other
| kind wuZ permitted to hist in ballots in
| Kentucky. The trOc, sterlin Democra'
| cy NV Tennessee may suffer. and it Is
| proba BILE that they will suffer. There
/ the Ethiopian votes by State law, but
] Kentucky is herself alone Kentucky
Will never be so afflicted. Kentucky
hez yet the maxim NV her OVID laws
I She will let them vote ez she sees tit and
none others. sRelyin on Ham and Ha-
ger, she will deny the uiggers that rite
and Will keep the power in her own
hands. COngris dRssent Interfere. Thad
Stevens may howl but he's lost his holt
Congris dassent make a law prescTibin
the rite NV suffrage, and sayin who shell
and who shell not vote, for Congris is
Conservative. Thad Stevens may
shrek, but Congris amt eddicatid mp
the pint nv kespin within baiiin dis
tauce Nv Their own principles. Congris
he'd ruther see them wich adhered To
the forchunes NV the Federel Gov
erment sunk than to exercise
its power, for SO far the
matter hez bin left 10 the States. Like
wise wood 1t ruther see every Niger in
kentucky. no matter tho they wuZ all1