The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1868-08-06

Same Act, Scene 5,sanae Tent and R,uo
,Juzu 9. 1868.
Enter Democratic Delegates crowd;nn
around the liquor stands. Q
Enter ring, Judge Thurman IF Ohio
leading Pendleton.
Morrissey to Tilden: [ am Glad n. >
Ohio Whisky is all drank. IF the 0b;o
delegates had 700 barrels more wb;SLa1,
here they would surely put Pendleton ON
'n Thurman bu Thil horse is the Ruclsve
Fayorite. He kept the ''no coerc;ot,'
track from the beginning of the war to
the end.-Immense cheering.-He will
repudiate the Nation debt, or paw if in
/ Greenbacks. He never voted a.man or
dollar for the war against our Southern
brethren.
Tilden to Morrissey: It's well that
Ohio whisky is all gone: If it were not.
Pendleton would certainly be nominated
Cheers for Seymour around the liquor
stands, followed by knock downs and
bloody fights :. w.
Enter ring, spirits of Wilkes Booth.
| Rooth's shirt to Pendleton: Either T
mistake your shape and making quite. or
else YOU are that political sprite, call d
| George FL. Pendleton are you not he.
that pays all debts in Greenback currency?
McCook: He is the racer you have
named.
Booths spirit: Run either Pcndleton
or Seymour. If there be justice on earth
or in hell, for confederate friends, run one
of them. They have been true to our
Southern brethren, and should be reward
ed for it.
Exit Booths spirit, complimented with
nine cheers.
Tilden: Pendleton has been hurt by
johnson. He Is lame, and cannot run
as well as Seymour.
Vallandigham Pendlcton has been
fed on Greenbacks, and can beat the ID
himself on the Presidential course. ZAP
plause and Kisses, followed by fifteen or
twenty terrible knock downs and fights
among the delegates BOTTLES, tumblers
and chairs are used in the fights, until
the ground is saturated with blood
Thurman; | see The Buckeye Fa
vorite' will not be permitted to run |
shall take him out
Vallandigham He signifies his will
lingness to withdraw, therefore take him
out
Exit Thurman leading Pendleton who
llmps from the injury Johnson gave him.
Enter ring, Voorhees, OF Indiana, lead
ing Hendricks.
Voorhees,: This is the Hoosier Horse.
vallandigham: Call him sorrel top,
and turn him out to grass. Misses and
laughter.
Odds of Ohio: He is unfriendly to
Pendleton. The Buckeye boys will ham
string him if he is put upon the course.
Exeunt Voorhees, and Hendricks.
Enter ring Belmont, leading Horatio
Seymour. (Deafening cheers-Seymours
health is drunk at all the liquor stand.
Belmont This is the second time this
most reluctant horse has been brought
within the ring But he II run if the
delegates shall presist in runni HIM.
applause. Cries !; He's
the horse for US; he's our choice and he
must run
Nc Cook He has fooled the Buckeye
boys; he has intended all the time TO
run.
Brick Pomeroy He is cunning past
man S thought,
Herman; Dearest Seymour, the New
\ ork Delegates Now demand that you
shall run. VIII you do it? (Seymour
smiles and curtesies; then bows assent
Excessive and prolonged cheering
Vallandigham He has been anxious
to run from the time we first came
here
Enter spirit of Wilkes Booth with the
spirit of Surratt
Enter del among the liquor stands
where he drinks first at one and then at
another, and chats Familiarity with the
dealers as he goes around.
Booths Spirit; AS Seymour is the
favorite mo Cocerion Horse, he is my
choice for the race ana he shall run.
A Liquor Dealer; TO Booths Spirit
Come here and take drink You re a
spirit, but | have spirits of another sort.
Cheers.
Booths Spirit;
Heieh no bar confusion
Ills must make conclusion
OF this strange event =
ride for President.
Shouts; Good good; clapping of
hands.
Devil Time Nine It's time to start
Booth spirit mounts Seymour; Mrs.
Surrat' Ghost jumps on behind him.
EXeunt Seymour, running with Booth S
Spirit and Mrs. Surrats Ghost on his
back. The delegates following, cheering.
Devil: | have an errand 40 the city
Hall: Ill go home cross lots. Exit
Devil)
Exuent Liquor Dealers, carrying their
empty bottles and rolling their empty
barrels.