New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-26
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Mr. Nasty Returns from New York be-
fore the ADJOURNMENT Of the Conysn-
eeIved at the Corners.
POST oFFIs CoNFEDRrr x Roads,
(Which is in the stait Nv Kentuekyg I
didn't stay in Moo York till the Con
venshen adjourned, for most excellent
reason, to wit, viz: my money run out.
When left spOzed their wuz no doubt Nv
the nominashen NV PendletOn. The "young
eagle of the Vest he'd received 1855 votes,
and wuz gainin, and Seymour he'd de-
clined so often and SO persistently that
goin back on my yoosuel disbelief in these
fellers, hevin declined great many offices
myself that l wanted, l RELY believed the
cuss wuz in earnist, and saw nothin that
Good stand between Pendleton and success.
Ez left the Ohio river l got out Nv the
reech NV railroads and telegraphs, and l
told the people all along that Pendleton
he'd bin nominated on the sixteenth ballot,
and that the country wuz all ablaze with
enthOosiasm for him and greenbax, 80 GER
tain WIZ Nv his success.
On arriVin at the Corners l found that
intense anxiety wuz manifested by the
citizens thereof.
The next mite il wuz desided to hev
a ratiflcashen, that the Corners mite con-
tribit her mite towards swellin the enthoO-
siasm on the buzzum NV witch Pendleton
wuz to sweep to glory. We met in the
open air, in front of Bascom's, and the i'm
pashent crowd called upon me to give an
account ofmy stewardship.
opened by stain that went to Moo
York under pekoolyerly embarrissin cir
cumstances. The whole money power Nv
the East wuz arrayed agin us. The aristo-
| cratic Belmont, which is the agent of the
Rothschild's, the money kings NV the world,
wuz determined to foist onto the Dimocrisy
either Chase, the accursed Aboltionist, or
Seymour, the pekoolyer pet NV Wall street,
witch street is, may Sling in here for the
benefit Nv my hearers, where the money
bizniss is mostly done, and where they
sleep on Government bonds and the heft
nv their time a clippin off the coopons."
"What is coopons ?n asked Deekin Po-
gram. explained to the blessid old saint
| wat coopons wuz, and went on.
This Wall street infooence wood, my
bretheren, hev corrupted the Dimocrisy.
Wall street came into Tammany Hall and
wanted TO cOntrole our ackshen. But we
wuzent to be purchased The more Wall
street offered to enslave the Dimocrisy, the
more yeor representatives, gloryin in their
manhood, spurned their prof'ered brides
| We went there determined TO emaneipate
the yeomanry NV the country from the
bondige Nv the bloody bondholder-we
went there pledged to Pendleton the young
eagle of the West--pledged to tender the
bloted boudholder, if we pade them any
thing, greenbacks for his bloted bonds, OF
nothin. We went there determined to an
initiate this yer Seemore and his blotet
supporters"
"Rah for Pendletonl" sung out tn,
crowd.
"Three groans for Seymour, the blOted
bondholders' agent"
Both cheers aud groans were given witt
a will, and proceeded.
"MY friends you neverll know wat we
the peoples defenders, he'd to contend with
The bloted bond holders he'd money-wt
he'd none. They were determined to fas
ten the yoke on your necks-we were de
termined to hist it off, They wuz deter
mined to hev Seymour, with all Wall stree
at his back fastened on to you to grind yol
into dust, but feelin that eff he should b.
nomenated we Good never support him, WI
riz in our mite and manfully compelled
EN- to withdraw this man, and give u
the peoples choice, George Ii. Pendleton
the eagle of the"
At this pint Deekin Pogram's son Gam
aliel wuz seen putin down the hill ez fas
ez his mule Good git. Joe Bigler motifs
him fust, and rusht out NV the crowd to IN
tercept him. The boy he'd a noospaper il
his hand witch Josef took from him ant
rusht to where wuz standin on the he'
NV a bari.
"Hears the last Louisville paper" Sc
josef, unfoldin it. "Shel 1 reed it,"
"Reed Reed !" yelled the crowd. "Gi
us the nooze Nv the downfall nv the blote,
bondholders!"
Before l reed" sed Josef, who he
glanced at the holdings Nv the telegraf co
, lum, "give three more cheers for Pendleto
| and greenbax. Hip, hip"
| "Rah ~ cheered the crowd.
'Now three groans, and let them be goo
ones, for Seymour and his cussid doctrin
! witch will grind us into dust under the hee
! of Belmont, and aid the Turin capitalists b
: payin the bonds in gold.N
r And they groaned ez heartily ez the
cheered.e
ave, ez Democrats" continued Jose
"hev sworn by our alters and our fir
t never to support for any offs any man wi
, wood pay debt injured by unconst
q | tOOSneuel government III uuCOuSLltO
e shenel war in anything but debased Gu
, rency witch that Unconstitutional COVER
ment ishood.
"Never neverl we swareW
|. Very good, said Josef. This pap
!, witch hold in my hand conveys the afiiC
n in intelligence that on the twenty-secoI
/ ballot Governor HoTasho Seymour, nv Ne
e York, wuz nominated, and chat Frank Bla
q q wuz nominated Vice-P President by ACCLAIM
!. ton. Ez Seymour is opposed bitterly
It Pendleton's greenback policy, spose, !
coarse, the Corners will repoediate Z
ackshen nv the cOnvenshin.p
r. And with O laf witch wuz deVlish in
y extreme Josef left the stand.
. The meetin broke up in a row. 7
al Corners felt that they Ind bin impOs
T. upon and he'd not got out of the way
al might hev bin personally injoored.
The DeelSin, Bascom, Kernal McPelt
l Issaker Gavitt, and met in the Posto
&c after the excited crowd he'd disperoed a
ef consulted. We was in rather tite pla
!, Relyin on the strength NV our oandidat
n. we he'd gone too far In denouncin the othe
tho for that matter wat Good we doG I