The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-07-04
Nasty.
The Boston Excursion.

la Nasby's latest letter is dated at Ire
mont. House, Boston, June 18th. 1t
opens by saying that the Presidents
".corjel recepshen in North Karliny
give him a sort Nv appetite for popler
applause, aud he determined upon
tryin tin the North agin.'3A Randall
opposed it. saying that if the Presi-
dent persisted in these expeditions
he would die from the efex Nv a
disease sooperindooosed by over-effort
10 a great many attempts to save po-
litikel friends from bein strangled."
At last however, Randall withdrew
his opposition, SAYING Yoo kin do
us no damage eff the reporters is
properly trained, and eff yoo deliver
Only seeh speeches ez we determine
upon beforehand. You go through
Delaware, which is ourn; Moo Ger
sey. won't hurt. US very much, coz
you'ye bin through there wunst, and
they know wat to expect, N. Twill
give > a enthusiastic recepshun, eff
bMorrissey and Ben. Wood will take
hold of the matter together-by the
way, Seward TELEGRAPH EN- to wunst;
and in Connecticut yoor certain Wv a
corjel recepshun- That State, is full
NV demoralized Yankee Democrats,
who lhev bin out to Michigan and
left there all the Puritanism, and brot
back with them. in its stead. all the
cussidness indigenous to, that soil,
wichi cussidness, grated onto their
natral cuteness, makes, EN- rather
enterprisin lin - their werthlis-
ness. In Boston -Iiaitself the
prospect is good. Ther'H be an
immense crowd present to dedicate
the Temple, wich we she'll
claim the. credit NV bringin. ez We did
the throngs wichoeome tn see us on
the toor North, but witch wood persist
In hOllerin "Grant!'i The trooly de-
cent men of Boston are Ablishnists,
offices, and them, with the sprinklin
of Dimocrats and Conservatives,
ought to make us a handsome recep-
shun. There il yss-in-Besten-men
who used to return fugitive slaves,
and there IL besides, the %eminently re-
spectacle gentlemen, who are so CON
serVative that they hold onto sin be-
coz its old. and established by prece-
dent, and so aristocratic that they,
won't. do right, jist becoz dom right IL
a quite common thing in that secshun; ;
who hold onto the cote tale of pro-
gress and holler ]" stopl"' and who, eff
they tie themselves to a good cause
load it down with their dignity. Like
the I'd Lootenants of 81, their bag
gage IL worth MORN they are. But
the trip wont hurt us. You can't make
Ablishnists more Ablishin, and them
ez foller US for the loaves and fishes
we dispense, wood stih foller us, eff
the road we took led us strate thru
perdishen ez a pigeon wood fly. Well
go Eff 700 will make this toor and
say nothin ideotik, the very novelty
Nv it will direct attention from what
we have sided to do with Sheridan,
Siekles, Pope, ct al em
We quote the closing part of the
letter entire, which describes the ar
rival in Boston,.
We wuz received by Governor Bull
lock, whose speech wuz a noble
triboot to the President. Il welcome
yoo," sed he, ito Massachusetts.
Many Presidents hev visited Moo
England, and this visit. like theirs,
excites devotion to the Yoonion and
respeck for them witch, in their ofishel
posishen, rcspeck the government NV
the whole country. Our desire is to
manifest a regard for those who, in
ofishel capacity. respeck the Nashnel
Yoonion, witch is to say, we respeck
the Nashnel Yoonion. | trust the
President will stay long enuf to en-
able US to manifest our high regard
(here the Presidents face frightened
up) for YOoR .OFFIsi (the President
turned frightfully red, witch Bullock,
whose principles WuZ rasslin a. back
holt with his politeness, notist, and be
added9 AND TO You, PERSONALLY.
E2 them last word ishood slowly and
despritly, the Presidents face lighted
up. He rendered MIN thanks for the
resepshun. He woodent undertake to
conceel emoshens witch agitated him
at this p~ersnel welcome upon the soil
| Nv Massachusetts,. 1t wuznt necessary
for him to go into the histry NV Mas
sachoosits ez he was in the habit Nv
doin further South, ez those ,afore
him wuz probably ez familyer with it
| ez he wuz, but he would ashoor EN-,
fer ther encouragement, that the his
try Nv Massachusetts, in conneckshun
with the histry Nv these States, hez be-
| come a part NV the histry NV the coun-
try, and therefore in visitin Massa-
cheosits under SIGH pekoolyer. circum-
stances it is pekoolyerly gratifyin to
reseve such a welcome. In regard
to yoor remarks tetchin the preserva-
shen Nv these States, [ trust [ may
say without egotism, a vice WITCH I hev
never bin accused NV, and from wich
/ may say no one is more singulerly
free than myself, I yield to no patriot
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