Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1867-08-01
NASH Y.
Mr. Nasty Insists that the DemOcra-
cy hold National Convention at
Once, TO Dehne the Position OF the
Party upon an important Question.


Party upon an important Question
PosT OFrIs, CoNrEDRiT x ROADS,
(Which is in Che Stait Nv Kentueky)I
July IL, 1867. }
In casting my eye carelessIy over
the political field, wich Seward and
me do evary sixty days, | think /
kin spy into the horizon a bud wich
is swcllin into a most hopeful flow
er. 1t is spreddin itself into a hur-
ricane, wich threatens to sweep
away the fabric of Ablishnism and
purify the political atmosphere. =
The Radillle party hev bin at last
forced to adopt the legitimit endm
NV their sooicidal principles, Niger
suffrage, and from that the Dimok-
risy, eff they are wise, will snatch
triumph literally from the jaws NV
death. WE HEv EN- NOW. In Ohio
this question is to be voted onto
this Fall--in Moo York and Michi-
gan its raisin breeze in their Con
yentions; and in Pennsylvania, Ill
inoy and indiana it cant be long
put of. Its our best holt. The
proud Caucasian wich votes the
Dimellratic ticket hez no objection
to bein jossled by the Niger in the
rush to pay taxes, but his hawty
soul rccoils at the idee NV bein ell
bowed by him at the polls. Be
sides the dimekratic voters don't
want the ballot given to any other
lower class. 1t wood make undoo-
competishen. Ez l remarked, we've
got EN-. Wat the D2moIrisy want
now is to handle this delikit subjick
ez to make the most Of it,
The great trouble with the party
is that there is no uniform style NV
meetin this question. On the main
question we are all agreed. We all
oppose Niger Suffrage! Its part
and parcel NV a dimokrat's nacher
to oppose Niger suffrage. The
| leaders NV the party opposed it at
the beginnin, for seein how the bal
lot wuz abused by ther followers
they tremble for the Republik Of it
wuz entrusted to the hands nv any
more NV ekal capassity, and the
masses NV the organization opposed
givin it to the niger, becoz that
one privilege, and the color, wuz all
that distinguished EN-. Its a pc
coolyarity Nv unregenerated human
nacher that it must alluz bear down
on somebody. The poet sez:
" Even the lice hev smaller ones to bit'
EN-,
And they still smaller ones, ad infnitum.'
Fortunately, the Dimokrisy hey
the nigger for their smaller lice
The sturdy yeomanry felt it to be
a soothin thing to find, wunst eacl
year, that in wun thing at least ht
wus sooperior to sumboddy, and Sc
it will be so long ez ther is q Di
mocracy. The troo Dimokrat pro
notes hisself, not by liftin hissel
above the level onto wich he finds
hisself, and ez ther wuznt ennybody
else on this continent wich they
Good git hold NV, the niger wuz
long ago, selected fur that purpose
The great trouble is we oppose
nigger suffrage now from too many
stand-pints. Some oppose il on tht
slIore NV the inferiority NV the AT
rican, but that never wuz pople.
idea with our people. They may
hev assented to it outwardly, but il
their own minds they objected
"Ef," says a reliable Dimokrat tt
hisself, "ef that's the rool, WAT Il
THUNDER is TO BECOME wv ME 2"
Likewise the idea NV onfMess
wich others NV our apossels ad
vance. "They cantread nor rite !!
shreeks a injoodishus cuss, speeki
to audience two thirds of wich g
; to him reglerly to reed their ballot
to EN-, and who, when they sig
promissory notes, put an y atwee
ther first and last names.
Anuther speeker quotes Noah t
EN-, and boldly asserts that the mig
, ger is the descendant Nv Ham, an
that he is the identikle indiyijl
wich wuz kust by Noah; but h
t runs agin the fact the rest NV en-
wich is in Afrika, yet, hev manage
to dodge the kuss, az they amt serV
in ther white brethren, and thel
: wich wuz brot here to be chrischir
+, lied hev busted ther donds, and al
= jest about ez free, so far ez serv
q TODD goes, ez anybody.
t There is, ez hev showed, a