Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-07-30

to intercept him. The boy he'd noospa-
per in his hand, wich Josef took from him
and rushed to where 1 wuz standing on
the he'd NV bari.
'IIcre's the last Louisville paper" scd
Josef, unfolding it, ''Shel reed it?'
"Rccd. Reed" yelled the crowd. "Giv
us the noozc NV the downfall Nv the bloat-
ed bondholders."
Before / reed" sed Josef, who he'd
glanced at the hcadins NV the TELEGRAPH col
lum, ''givc three more cheers for Pendle-
ton and greenbax' Hip, hip
"Rahl" cheered the crowd.
snow three groans anG let them be
good ones, for Seymore and his cussid doc
trinc wich will grind US into the dust un-
der the heels NV Belmont, and aid the fur
rim capitalists by payin The bonds in gold!'
And they groaned ez heartily ez they
cheered.
I'VE cz Dimocrats,' continued Joseph,
'hev sworn by our affairs and our fires,
never to support for oils any nan who
wood pay debt injured by a unconsti-
tooshenel government in unconstitoosh-
enel war in anything but the de5ased cur
rency wich that unconstitoeshenel govern
ment ishood'
''Never, never, we swere.''
"Very good, said Josef. "This paper
wich l hold In my hands conveys the affic-
tin intelligence that ON the twenty -seckond
ballot Governor Horatio Seymore, Nv New
York, wuz nomenated, and that Frank
Blair wuz nomenated Vice President by
acclamation. Ez Seymorc is opposed Bit
terly to Pendleton's greenback policy, L
spose, NV coarse, The Corners will repoodi-
ate the ackshen NV the convenshun."
And with laff which wuz devilish In
the extreme Josef left the stand.
The meetin broke up in row. The
Corners felt that they he'd bin imposed up
on and he'd l not got out Nv the way l
mite hev bin persoEelly injoored.
The Deekin, Bascom, Kernel McPelter,
Issaker Gavvitt and met in the Posioflice
after the excited crowd he'd dispersed and
consulted. We was in ruther a tito
place. Relying on the strength Nv our
candidate, we he'd gone too far in dcnoun-
Gin the others, tho for that matter wat
Good we do? The two policies is so Gus
sed opposite that we can't support the one
without denounsin the tother. 1t wuz de-
sided that We support the ticket. We felt
it wuZ safe. Seymorc, if he is electid,
can't discriminate between his supporters
in the distribooshcn NV the Post Offices,
and after all that is the reel question at
ishoo. After givin the subiick more ma
toor cousiderashcn, VIC come to the con-
clooshen that the credit and standin Nv the
government. demanded the payment Nv the
nashnel Indebtedness in gold, and that any
thing short of that wood be repoodiashin.
81 wonder" sed !, ''that any honest man
ANY man who believes in maintaining un-
impaired the credit of the government,
shood think for a moment Nv payin the
debt in anything but wat wuz contempls-
ted--honest hard gold.'' At meetin the
next mite 10 ratify Seymour's nominashcn,
sed this over agin, and asked EN- ef any
Dimocrat who remembered the glorious
lite Jackson made for hard money, wood
consent for a moment to multiply ire
deemablc paper currency? No. Let us ez
our glorious standard bearer heZ so boldly
perclaimed, let rs pay our debts in Deme-
kraiic goddard, shinnin yaller
gold. Three cheers for Seymour
And they cheered ez vigorously ez lever
heered men cheer. Their aint no trouble