The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1868-09-17
nossd lto hisr rintmhsaa ip. aIll and b


gers wich positively refoozed to fine they
hung, together with, two white Ohio
farmers and one white ,Pepnsylyany
blacksmith, which persisted in therd
"loyalp ez they called II, principles.
1t he'd an excellent persuasive effeck on
the remaining ones. They come in |
handsome and iineasRitheHt murmur
b The next place Lgisited Ynz.a small,
Ter village, one wich gladdsDed me to
approach. In this class Nv towns there
is less uv that cold formality wich car
acterize more densely populated sec
shuns. In sich places 700 find thetroo
gushin child-ot T1aeherItz is a splen-
did Cornsgrowina secshung yich Soil is
perkoolyerlys Demoprasy.
In fact, corn and Democracy izoinsep-
erable, and our largest maiorities IL al
luz where there IL the best and most
luxuriant copnb The dlbtillefsGon
the corn into whisky and The whisky
converts original men into Democrats
and then it's plainsailin.o It1akesthree,
generashpns at. least to bring q people
out NV whisky and the state Nv toelis
shoes, pants busted in the seat, and
yinders stuff with old hats, Wich allus
marks a strictly Demokratic communiv
ty. It's a singular fact that wee never
flourish in a soil adapted tOMheat Wich
ezralerodes thro it, Wheat willmake
whisky, bat it's toe fine favored, and
the facilities for gettinit to market
makes it too high in price. d The man,
who invented railroads struck a,blowi,
at the heart-nythepartys- For our pur-
poses we want ,aElittle ugthe fery wbis-
ky wieh corn produces rand want that
little strong. Butithis is,a digression.-
lAt this plnt9ths enthusiasm WIS un-l
bounded. The Democrisy zsalige,
but thar wasn't that doGiGty aplongithe
Eniggefs that IaexpeetedsdqT These lcuss-
es ez soon eE they saw me and learned
my biznis, took tothedEeods, and we
he'd to go aferdem to- eAeGtieneerlern, )
wieh the Dimocrisy did, stakin their
dogs with emL iItwasa cbeerinsite to
see EN- follerin the black eusseal thro
the eswamps, themoosiouy theyelpin nv
the dorgs cheerin us ON too our work
Two or three refoozed to be talked t. 4.
and their bodies, liked ohm Browns,
waz lett danglin- in the air, while their
soes went marchin on .yiWe believe
! in every man choosin for hisself, and
in the greatest freedom,Qvl speech and
opinion, proyidin alluztherIaiuti iHQtbin
iGceuiary in iteg Ez eyerytllip that'ssed
agin us we count incenjary it simpli6es
matters wondesfully.q gribsgI !
b. | got one good dEmeetin ny en- how
ever. to wich Iswuz indebted tOi a Moo
York dry goods merchant, who is here
maxim strenuous efforts ereuestablish
his trade wlckedly and crooely broken
up by the wicked onpleasaIiDis swic1
Linkin inaggeratedi in resistin the.South
lin 186hqisHe is "a conservative who is
after trade, aud eonsekently Twill oany-
thin. ! He told me Nv a, nlgger funeral
to takepla 10 the afternoon, and sug-
i oested that a, score up,us aEna ourselves,
surround emFand keep em jnwhether
or no, ontil l had made my speech.
$50 ankshus am |, ," he sed to airetaileT
Inv dry goods, (t WIZ dry goedshp wuz
sellin, by "a. ysingler st6ipoidence) sifor
the success Nv .eoGTectprineiples that !
! will guard one pHthe dporhsmyself.' y
land he did1ita swearin atty ankeesa all
4 the time; and pronQunCin eow-r-iieagy,'
the while, / notistits butiit nattered
not to mes Whyishood lRe9be paEtik-
Ter ez to the tools weIyopse3 srWhen we
shake hands with ,sich, eanltswe put on
glovesi siiil 9so9s'b ot a. sl3qro9
We surrounded the church and, Deti7
fed EN- that they eaOd'nt pass stllhwe
!, wuz thro, and / commenced my speech
and spoke itthro bIiusisted that theiI
interests lay with their kipd,d good
mastersruthat they be9abiRl greyogsly
deceived in sposin, attheTedWuz any
antagonism between the rTaaes o. Who,
Il | askt, gave the colored bmaDethe rite
to vote in Moo Y0rk7,iiThe Demoerisy
Who gave the coloFed man the rite, TO
stay in Ohioi5 The DimQCrisya What
Vice President he'd a nigTor rather 9
colored WOmanIfo wife, wich WOOD
hey been mistress Nv the White House
he'd the President been Republican, and
consekentIy worth our while to assass'
4 mate himG y RichafdT ana Jdhpspp,
= Democrat. WHO hey bin
At this pintla pert Mmulattoi feparkt
} that he edta'wor1 to say, and FgavC
place to him. He wpz Himself a con
D servative nigger of the most eonserva'
r test kind. ne tshood4 vote with hi
white brothers 1eheeffullyy ybutMotfo
the reasons Wichf the speaker (meanil
mel he'd given. He shood doit from
higher, holier motive than any advanc
ed. He shood do 1t from motives o
; consanguinity,i He he'd aIlus been
(, humble nigger, beleevin himself to b
one nv an inferior race, but sence b
he'd been free he he'd been searchin hi
pedigree. He he'd been agreeably sur
: prised, He found he he'd the best bleo'
Nv Yirginny coursin thro bis veins
The Confedarit candidate for QOngres
wuz his halfbrother, halleloogy, and b
D was closely related to wo-thirds Nv al
sed candidates supporters, bless d
: Lord, and ub course he'd vote for him
for de man that wooden't take car, u
t his own blood is wuss nor an infidel