Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-07-30

mined to emancipate the yeomanry
of the country from the bondige o.
the bloated bondholder; we wenI
G ther pledged to Pendleton, the young
eagle Nv the West-to tender she
bloated bondholder the same dirty
p rags wich he pade for his bonds
pledged to pay the bloated bond
holder, if we pade them ary thing,
greenbacks for his bloated bonds, OF
nothin. We went ther determined
to annihilate this yer Seemore and
his bloated supporters"
"Rah for Pendleton," sung out
the crowd. gnaU baH
Three groans for Seymour, the
bloated bondholders' agent"
Both cheers and groans were given
with a will and l perceeded.
"My friends, you'll never know
wat we, the peoples defenders, he'd
to contend with. The bloated bond
holders he'd money-we had none
They were determined to fasten the
yoke on yoor necks-we were deter
mined to hist it off They wuz de-
termined to hev Seymour with all
Wall street at his back, fastened on
to you to grind you into dust, but
feelin that il he shood be nominated
we Good never support him, we riz
in our mite and manfully compelled
'em to withdraw this man and give
the peoples choice, Geo. II. Pendle,
ton, the eagle of the"
At this pint Deekin Pogram's son
Gamaliel wuz seen putin down the
hill ez fast ez his mule Good git. Joe
Bigler notist him fust and rusht out
NV the crowd to intercept him. The
boy he'd a noospaper in his hand wich
Josef took from him and rusht to
where l wuz standin Oh the he'd of
barl.
"Here's the last Louisville paper"
sed josef, unfolding it. ''Shel l
reed it2'' H.s
"ReeG! Reedn' yelled the crowd.
"Giv us the moose NV the downfall
NV the bloated bondholders.
"Before / reed," sed Josef, who
he'd glanced at the heddins NV the
TELEGRAPH collum, "giv three more
cheers for Pendleton and greenbax.
Hip, hip o. ... !
"Rah!' cheered the crowd.
"NOw three groans, and let them
be good ones, for Seymour and his
cussid doctrine, wich will grind us
into the dust under the heels NV Bel
mont, and aid the furrin capitalists
by psyin the bonds in gold?"
And they groaned ez heartily ez
they cheered.
"We ez Democrats" continued Jo-
seph, "hev sworn by our altars and
our fires, never to support for any
offs any man who wood pay debt
injured by an unconstitooshnel gov
ernmet in a unconstitooshenel war,
in anything but the debased curren-
cy wich that uneonstitooshenel gov
ernment isood."
"Never. meyer! we swarep'
Every good" said Joseph. "This
paper wich 1 hold in my hands con.
veys the affiictin intelligence that
On the twenty -seckond ballot Cover
nor H oratio Seymour, Nv New York,
wuz nomenated, and that Frank Blair
VITA nomenated Vice President by
acelamation. Ez Seymore is opposed
bitterly to Pendleton's greenback
policy, I spose, coarse, the Corners ]
will repoodiate the ackshen Nv the i
E.-..a a... !
And with laff wich wuz devillish ,
in the extreme, Josef left the stand. .
The meetin broke up in a row |
The Corners felt that they he'd ]
bin imposed upon and he'd 1 not got ,
out NV the way 1 mite hev been per i
sonelly Injoored. "e t
The Deekin, Bascom, Kernel I
Issaker Gavitt and l met {
in the Postoffis after the excited
crowd had dispersed and consulted. G
We wuz in ruther tite place I
Relyin on the strength Nv our candi. {
date, We he'd gone too far in denoun-
Gin the others, though for that mat q
ter wat Good we do? The two poll 7
cies is go cussed opposite that we t
can't support the one without de- T
the tother 1t wuz desided q
that we support the ticket. We fell '
it wuz safe. Seymore, If he is elect t
ed, can. discriminate between his
in the distribooshen Nv
she postoffises, and after all that is s
The reel question at ishoo. After
givin the subjick mere matoor con- q
we come to the conclu- t
,hen that the credit and standin NV @
he Government demanded the pay n
nent Nv the National Indebtedness s
n gold, and that any thing short of G
hat wood be repoodiashin.
81 wonder" sed /, "tnat any hon. a
.st man-any man who believes in
unimpaired the credit of
,he Government, shood think for a
NV payin the debt in any. 8
hing but wot wuz contemplated .
honest, hard gold" At a meetin the 8
,ext mite to ratify Seymour's nomi b
idSu6u, L Sctt tuiS OFCE dSiu, duu q
asked EN- eff any Dimocrat who re-
the glorious fite jackson
made for hard money, wood consent il
or moment to multiply irredeem- Z
lble paper currency. No! Let US,
~ our glorious standard bearer, Sey- n
nour, hez so boldly proclaimed, let t,
Is pay our debts in Demokrasic d
shinin, yaller il
gold. Three cheers for Seymour!
And they cheered ez vigorously ez
[ ever heered men cheer. Their amt Z
10 trouble in managin the Dimocrisy. ii
All they want is to hex it settled wat jc
hey are to hnrrah for, and they hur- a
.ah for It. Notwithstandln the 10 Il
paw made the first mite, we shell o
poll the yoosual vote for Seymour c.
md possibly more. Yet the expert tt
nens wuz leetle risky. will never
.atify agin till know wat am rati-
y.