The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-10-22
THE BIG SHOW-GREATO UTPOUR-
ING OF REBELS.

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ING OF REBELS.
We arc compelled to speak Of the
Democratic meeting q, MoSOn City last
Saturday. moi IS partiSun but as fsl.
low. citizen, add regard it as an unfor
tuuate svsnt, not alone to The party uho
got it up and dguUd in it. Blu! to the
whole county, as burning diSgruce
from which our children and our child.
rsn's children will turn with disgust.
Between II and ~ o'clock the trans.
pOns began 10 arrive from below and
above. on the river, aud from that on
the crowd continued to swell. ill it
reached the number Of about 1000 souls
wherein was largely represented the late
rebel S'ny, including the late General
jenkins command oil horse thieves, un
der command Of the notorious Bill Gum,
from whose whisky burnt IhrOalS emf
mated Sundry cheers for JEFF. DAVIS and
Southern rights, which was taken up by
OF least lhree-fouhhs Of the croWi.--
And now, they began TO draw on the
whisky shops Of POmsrOy. as The oil in
their spirit lamps, had all gone out, and
in proportion as whisky went down. en-.
thuSiosm Tor jeff, Davis, Seymour and
Blair went up; and by two O'Clock they
had smiled so much that their eyes were
like school globes and uasuifod Ave
thousand times. They miILOOk TOmliu-
sou for POndle!On, the eagle Of the Yves!
and Perry Simpson, they were sure was
none other than "PO,rick Henry" who
had stirred with his powerful eloqucnco
the patriotic heart-throbbings Of the
pure old Democracy Of so many years
ago.
RoWdyism, rulianiSm, bloekgusrdi'm
and fighting, seemed TO be the Veuaral
order Of the day, while the speaking
was going on. 1t is impossible TO dss-
cribs the bad eonduc, Of the men on
tho ground. We do not believe q meet.
ing was ever held in this State, al which
so much blackguardism exhibited itself
But the return Of this molly gang was
the suH Of all viTlianicS. On the boats
were drinking, defoming, 6ghIiDg, bias.
pheming, swearing, lewdusSs, and even
threats oil murder. Women were insult.
ed in the most outrOges manner, and
guards had to placsd 10 project the ladies'
cabin from the assaults Of these vega.
bonds. Ladies veto compelled TO lock
the mselveS in stste-rooms in order to
save themselves from being grossly in
suited by drunken bluckguards. Oh,
shamol shamel! Shades Of Democracy,
thou who cryest Niger niggerI Afri-
can equality; negro debauchery, II the
good works which have, had been done
among aud for the teSpiied African,
which have been done for you and
among you for tho past two hundred
years, they would have been far ahead
ofyou now, both 10 morals and intellect.
RULES TO BE OBSERVED by UNION
MEN TO-DAY.
Go to the polls early, and as soon as
you arrive deposit your ballot, sfcr first
observing that it has the names Of all tho
Union candidates upon it. Don't scratch
of ouy names.
AS soon as you have voted yourelf,
look around audseO if all your Union
neiGhborS are at the polls. and il not
visit them. and il possible prevail upon
them 10 go and vote.
Let the Union men at each voliDe
place sec that no fraudulent tickets ate
pllmed off on the unwSy. Devote the
whole day to the election. Dispense
with all business for that day. Give it
to your country.