Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-10-10
DENOCRxTICk MEETING. ii
VOTTE SnN

DENOCRGTICA lfEETINGl IT
30 URBON q
BrFBuS, Indiana, October the seventh, A.
= d, Que THOUSAND AitHundred anSlxty-
SEWN, or thareabOuis.
Mr.. Editure of the Marshall County Re
publican:
ak little favor at your hans, to pub
fish little peace on the minufs Of our
magnificent meetin or outperen of the De-
nocracy of Burbon last Saturday mite at
Davises Hall, as the culture of our concarn
at Plimuth amt time to set the tipcs and
tend to his fissulc biznes to. But to the
pint. At or about seven o'clock the
band commenced plain an putty soon
the speaker, Mr.. Charly ReaYes, cum, an
after partakin of sum of that good old Bur
bon that We got up at Motifs saloon, an
fortify red ourselfs with quart bottle full of
suthin that makes glad our harts an makes
us feel as tho we wood like to have every
cussed niger drove ont of our land and
our Suthern brethern reinstated in tharc
Offices agin. o fur that happy da, Then
we wop,d have peace and plenty egin /;
then We wud hear of no more military or
durs; then we wud hev no more niger
Judges to SIT on benches that ought to be
filled with white men; then we wud hev
no more Niger Councilmen at Nashville
then, Mr. Editurs. we could rejoice with
joy unspesksble and full of h.llalugias.
But after we returned to the hall aSin
and our friends al got seted close to the
speker, he commenced, and the way
way the Radicals and the niggcrs and that
rump Congress an the sogers that fot our
Suthern bretheren kstchcd it wasn't sl0
lie told them Qhe Radicals about gittin
intu offs an stelin the peple's mummy, an
putin up cotton factorys, an byin wool an
cotton, an spinnin an weavini it, and then
sellin us tho muslin at duble prise, an thsn
Dustin up Gas our Truste did an not pain
the mummy back agin, an al things, and /
tell you, Mr. Editure, il made them wink
an look kinder sharned like. And then he
Civ them niger with all his mite, an tod
them how the old usurper. Brownie, had
put white men out Of offs an put sum of
nasty, stInkin, black niggers in offs In their
place so that our SuthcrD brethercn had tn
work for their grub. This made sum OF US
almost cry ont, an then he told tie n about
a military order allowin the nasty, stinkin
niggers TN ride with Suthrin gentlemen
in the publlk kars an koaches, an they
dursent sa a wurd- Then he told them
that there had bin an old niger elskted as
Ju1gc OF one OF the courts In the butiful
city of New Orlssns, and orr speaker got
so full Of greet an MULTIPLICATION that his
hall sole WAS filed with the wur.t kind of
anguish. He felt as tho he WAS undun,
an after the fountin ef gresf he'll gcthered
an regethered, Il busted, an tell you, Mr..
Editure, CRATE was the bust thlreoE Our
beloved speaker bslled rite out and cryed
with the bitterest cry, until the hole con-
grsasion weptsexcept few mean R-pub-
licans. Even vile your um',ls ritter was
riten, the tcers rold doun co,th. paper I'M
til he had to wipe them of with his cote
tale. et
1t was long time before we Good con-
sole our speaker, but after bathin his lips
with suthin out of our quart bottles, an
rubin leetle on his he'd an back so that
he Good stan agin, he went on, but he was
so chokt up with greet that It was long
time bsforc he Good speak ayin so we Good
undors.an him. But afterwils he began
lain it off with one han an then tother, an
soon the Radicals begun .querinin an
skruin an twistin, an then our speaker
weud tech en- up lsetle an wink at u.
an we larft rite out with one Of our harty
est kind of iarfs. an l blevs if there hed
bin anuf Of US, an the speaker he'd sed so
we wud hev clened them out.
But FINELY he brot his speech to a kloss
aR' we went doun to our friend Motifs, an
he sot out sum Nv his best to relieve oul
stumaks and put Us in kite to fife If the
Radicals undertook to egg US. We side
thare the most of the mite, as we thot il
better to stay thars an enjoy ourselfs than
to go home an slepa. Our speaker prom
list to cum agin sum time if we wud furnish
suthin to drink an pa hat his fare on tht
kars, an, If the ralerode continers to tail
wood, we think we will do II.
EzEEIAL poLYwoG. Sectary pro tenn,
(Ia the absince Of Dan, who coodent b,
thar in time.)