The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1868-07-30

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"This Wall street infooence wood,
my brethren, hev corrupted the Dim
ocrisy. Wall street came into Tam
many Hall and wanted to control our
ackshen. But we wuzzent to be pur-
chist. The more Wall street wanted
to enslaye the Dimocrisy, the more
yoor representatives, gloryin in their
manhood, spurned ther proffered bribes.
We went there determined to enamel
pate the yomanry Nv the country from
the bondige of the bloated bondholder
we went there pledged to Pendleton,
the young eagle Nv the West-pledged
to tender the bloated bondholder the
same dirty rags which he pade for his
bonds-pledged to pay the bloated
bondholder, if we pade them anything,
greenbax for his bloatid bonds or ornothin.
We went there determined to annihi-
late this yer Seemore and his bloated
supporters"
"Rah for Pendleton !" sung out the
crowd.
"Three groans for Seemore, the
bloated bondholders' agent.
Both cheers and groans were given
with will and / perceeded.
"My friends, you nev'll know what
we, the peoples defenders, he'd to con-
tend with. The bloated bondholders
he'd money--we he'd none. They were
determined to fasten the yoke on yoor
necks-we were determined to hist it
off, They wuz determined to hev See
more with all Wall street at his back
fastened on to you to grind you into
dust, but teelin that eff he shood be
nominated we Good never support him,
we riz in our mite and manfuIly COM
PEELED EN- to withdraw this man and
give us the peoples choice, George H.
Pendleton, the eagle NV the -"
At this pint Deekin Pogram's son
Gamaliel wuz seen putin down the hill
ez fast ez hiz mule Good git. Joe Big
Ter 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 rushed to where l
wuz standin on the he'd NV bari.
"Here's the last louisville paper"
sed Josef unfolding it. "Shel l read
it?"
"Reed! Reed !" yelled the crowd.
"Giv us the nooze NV the downfall Nv
the bloated bondholders !"
"Before l reed," sed Josef, who he'd
glanced at the hedins NV the TELEGRAPH
column, "give three more cheers for
Pendleton and greenbax. Hip, hip"
"Rah!" cheered the crowd.
"Now three groans, and let them be
good ones, for Seymore and his cussed
doctrine wich will grind us into the
dust under the heels NV Belmont, and
aid the furrin capitalists by payin the
bonds in gold!"
And they grOaned ez heartily ez they
cheered.
"We ez Democrats" continued Jo-
seph, ''hev sworn by our affairs and our
fires, never to support for any offs, any
man who wood pay debt injured by
a unconstitooshnel government in a
unconstitooshnel war in anything but
the debased currency wich that uncon-
stitooshnel government ishooed."
"Neverl never we sware !"
"Very good" sed Josef, "this paper
wich l hold in my hands conveys the
afliictin intelligence that on the twenty
second ballot Governor Horasho Sey-
more, Nv New York, wuz nomenated,
and that Frank Blair was nomenated
for Vice President by reclamation. Ez
Seymore is opposed bitterly to Pendle-
toms greenback policy, / spoze nv
coarse, the Corners will repoodiate the
ackshen nv the convenshun.
And with laff wich wuz develish in
the extreme Josef left the stand.
The meetin broke up in a row. Tho
Corners felt that they he'd been impos-
ed upon and he'd I not got out Nv the
way l mite hev bin personally injoored.
The Deekin, Bascom, Kernel McPel-
ter, Issaker Gayitt and l met in the
Postoffice after the excited crowd he'd
dispersed and gone home. We wuzin
a ruther a tite place. Relyin on the
strength Nv our candidate, we he'd gone
too far in denouncin the others tho for
that matter wat Good we do9 The two
policies is 80 cussid opposite that we
can't support the one without de-
nouncin the tother 1t wuz desided
that we support the ticket. We felt it
wuz safe. Seymore, if he is electid,
cant discriminate between his support
ers in the distribution NV the Post
offices, and after all that is the reel
question at isshoo. After givin the
subjick a more matoor consideration,
we come to the conclooshen that the
credit and standin NV the govern
ment demanded the payment NV the
Nashnel indebtedness in gold, and that
short Nv that wood be repoo-
diashen.
81 WONDER" sed I, 'that any honest
man who bleeves in main
tanning unimpaired the credit of the
Government, shood think for moment
Nv payin the debt in anything but wat
wuz contemplated-honest hard gold"
At a meetin the next mite to ratity
Seymour's nominashen, I sed this over
agin, and asked em eff any Democrat
who remembered the glorious fite jack
son made for hard money, wood con-