The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-11-20
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THE JUNCTION JOLHFECATIOE
ANNAPOLIS, JEFFERSON Co, !

ANNAPOLIS, JEFFERSON Co.,
November 8. 1867.
Mn. EDTr0R-I beg leave through the cal-
ums of your paper, to reply to a letter of
correspondence purporting to have come
from Blue Ridge" German Tp., Harrison
County. which came out in the last issue of
the SteubenvilIe Herald, where we'll
known ''Jaeobiu," who never resided on
Blue Ridge, made desperate attempt to
ruin certain individuals who were present
at the illumination that the would be
"Dimcrat" has 50 muck to talk about, at
Cadiz Junction Now, as the gentleman
has fattered the Heyuld with an exR ggerat-
ed account Of the good behavior of the ]s-
coIins on that occasion, think a correction
Of the nonslruas genglemans publication
be noted.
Wr!l we had In Illumination, of course
We had, and what will the 'Nigs" in Ger.
man do about it. | suppose though, as
they did on that occasion, stone the lower
grade of their German Radicals. 1t will
be remembered that Il one Mr. doudy re.
sides at Cadiz Junction, who makes his liv-
ing by filing pint bottles and ordering
Balogna, who shared the worst Of the COR
test at the hands Of his Jacohiu fiends. -
It appears some Of that party who were Il
little given to hilarious potations, called on
their friend Goudy tor q pint; this being
refused, the beer was called for. No beerl
well, give us oidef, then" The cider
was set up and drank, Safter which Ben
Buffers plan OF confiscation was remodel-
ed. though Ben had particular taste for
"Silver ware, his followers seemed to havo
a preference to Glass ware" after tho
cider was turned down with the bravery OF
young ours, they walked out with Goudy's
beer mugs. This not being sufficient re-
yenge for the rejected pint they set siege
on Goudy's Fort, in which was his wife and
an old lady of about 70 years, their shells
being principally stones. Pretty wei! done,
German Lnyaists
But we are informed by tho Blue Ridge
"Dinicrat, that til, re was Ale in the vi
cnity. believe there was, and lets see
how it went.
The Jacobins got hot for another engage
ment and proposed to take stock in the
przr. provided the democrats would accent
promise to pay, aud when the Ale Bonds
hecome due take Grrenbacks for interest
instead Of gold This being granted the
scene was rich. The first to attract atteu-
ton was courageous Radical at the head
Of the crown with q mug and tin, closely
followed by Gopher the 2nd, the Pugllist aF
New jefferson, with bended knee and open
mouth, crying aloud, save some for nae
and our Blue Ridge DimicFat; you know
he S afraid to come any closer, and he likes
Ale so we'll, and il he don't get some he
will quit "txposcn" the German Copper
heads through Mr.. AIlison's paper. The
Ale wns reserved, only because Radicals
could no longer come to time when their
turn came to drink. So much fer the
Ale.
But our Blue Ridge "Dimicrat'' has got
into a wonderful way about Repudiation. -
1t will be Remembered that when the Rad
cal Ale Bonds became due they all with one
accord advocated Reputation. But, il
wasn't Law, and they had to shell ont "
| suppose our Blue Ridge "Dimicrat' has
opened the campaign in German township
for 1868. and defeat will be the ultimate re-
suit to he Democracy at the next Presiden-
tial election as he seems to have surplus
OF brains and wonderful feeling for Sans
ho Now | can't help it If Sambo didn't
get to vote in old German, as it appears
Sambo and Rutherford B. we're both below
par ont here on the 8th, of October | be-
per cent below the gold market and Sambo
"Dnnicrat." being 50 cUrrish. 1t reminds
me Of the boys when orders came to march;
if they had TO 90 before the game was out,
ceive IN return the venom Of his warriors,
and as marching orders are prevae It in the
CAMPS of the German Jacobns, We look
over this ''Dimecrats," demonstration to
ruin the Democracy out here lis hard
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