Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-07-31

Mr.. Nasty Returns from Ne,o York BE.
fore The Adjournment Of the Contention
--How he Nominations pere received
at the Corners.
From the Toledo Blade.
Posr 0rrrs, CoSrEDRrr X ROADS,
(Which Is Ia the State Nv KentuckyDf
July IL, 1868
didn't stay In Moo York till the Con.
venshun adjourned, for most excellent
reason, to-wit viz: my money run out
The Milesian female with whom I wuz
forst to board, required payment In ad.
vance, and NV course under such an arr
rangement there wuz nothing left for me
but TO succum. The length Of my stay
redoo itself 10 n mere matter NV money.
I tried the borrowin dodge, and the cheek
In dodge. bnt good Lordl wat Good | do
with an entire Convenshun, all NV 'em
more or less tryin 10 live In the same wayY
left aud come homo while Good, aud
before II was everlastinly too late.
When | left sposed ther was no doukt
the nominashen Nv Pendloton. The
"yung eagle NV the West he'd received lbb
votes, and wux a gainin, and Seymour he'd
declined 20 often and prosistontly that
goin back on my usual disbelief In these
iellers, having declined great many oili.
ces myself that wanted, / reoly beloev.
cd the cuss wuz In earnest, aud saw moth.
In that Good stand between pendleion aud
success. Ez left tho Ohio river, got
out of tho reach OF Railroads and lolc'
graph. and told the people all along that
Pendleton he'd been nominated on the
18th ballot, aud that the country wuz all
ablaze with enthusiasm for him nd green :
bax, 30 cerlln wux | Nv his success.
On arriving at tho Corner found that
intense anxiety wuz manifested by the
citizens thereof. They we're all gathered
hove In site on mule wich he'd borrer.
ed al secessionville to ride over onto.
"Who 10 IN" asks Dokin Pegram, ketoh.
In the mule by tho bridlo, "Who Ia II
and wat principles have We got TO support
this hll2'
"Pendleton and greenbax," shouted |
-"Pendleton, the young eagle Nv the
west, who Is opposed to tho bloatcd aris'
toeratic bondholders. wich wood crush us
labrin men into the dust. Pendleton, who
bleeves that ef grecnbax Is good enuif for
the aristocrat, who like the King In the
nursery rhyme, sits In his parlor, countin
his money. Pendle-"
"Enuifl" sed Bascom, "enuG. Save
that speech, Parson, till we hev our rati-
6cashen. La the meantime, get off and
take suthin. So good do feel over the
1 nj las 4 A..
the crowd. Come one, come al"
These few remarks NV Bascom's wuz
hailed with satisfaction. Ez one man the
entire crowd moved into bis place, and ez
one man they all asswaged their thirst.
Bascom kin move the Corners quicker
than any man in it. Wat happy posish.
en- is hizzinl
The next mite II wus desided TO hev a
ratifcashen, that the Corners mite con-
tribbit her mite towards swelin the en-.
thoosiasm on the buzzum Nv wich pendle-
ton wuz to sweep to glory. We met in
the open air, in front Nv Bascoms, and
the impatient crowd called upon me to
give an account NV my stewardship.
opened by stain that | went to Moo
York under pekooyerly embarrassin cir
cumstances. The whole money power Nv
the East wuz arrayed agin us. The aiis-
tocratic Belmont, which is the agent NV
the Rothchilds, the money kings NV the
world, wuz determined to foist onto the
Dimocracy either Chase, the accursed Alb
ol;ionist, or Seymour, the pekoolyer pet
Nv Wall street, wich street is, l 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 spend the heft NV their time
a clippin off the coopons.
"Wat is coopons2' asked Deekin Po-
gram.
/ explained to the blessed old saint wat
coopons wuz, and went on.
"This Wall street iufooencc wood, my
brethern, hev corrupted the Dimocrasy
Wall street came into Tammany HILL and
wanted to control our ackshen. But we
wuzent to be purchist. The moro Wall
street offered to enslave the Dimocrisy the
more yoor representatives, gloryin in
ther manhood, spurned ther profered
bribes. We went there determined to
emancipate the yomanry Nv the country
from the bondige nv the bloated bond
holder--se went ther pledged to Pendle-
ton, the young eagle nv the West-pledg.
ed to tender the bloated bondholder the
same dirty rags which he pade for his
bonds-pledged to pay the bloated bond
holder, if VIC pade them anything green
backs for his bloated bonds or pothin
We went ther determined to annihilato
this yer Seemore and his bloated sup
porters."
"Rah for PendletonI' sung out the
crowd.
"Three groans for Seemore, the bloat-
ed bondholders agent"
Both cheers aud groans were given with
q will and proceeded
"My friends, you'll never know wat we,
the peoples defenders, he'd to conted with
The bloated bondholders he'd money-wo
he'd mono. They were determined to fas.
ten the yoke on yoor necks-we we're
determined to hist it of. They wuz de-
termined TO hev Seymour with all Wall
street ct his back fastened on to you to
grind you into dust. but feelin that of he
shood be nominated we Good never sup.
port him, we riz in our mite and manfully
compelled EN- to withdraw this man and
give us the peoples choice, George Ii.
Pendleton, the eagle of tho"
AT this pint Deekin Pogram's son Ga.
maliel wuz seen putin down the hill ez
fsst ez his mule Good git. Joe Bialer no.