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

Enter Tennessee Darkey.
: Darkey: Dis boss is de colored man
s Moses johnson bites thin and kicl
him over
Darkey: O, gorriation! gorriation
, | De Moses hab all gone out of dis hos
= He hab turned Copperhead, or dis da
key don't know what hart him. lex
darkey.
Dixon: I'll bet on this horse again:
the world
Ben Wood: He's tricky; he migf
catch the bit andrun back to Republi can
) / Vallandigham: He is crib bitter.
and not reliable.
Brick Pomeroy: He suffered so muc
by the war it viii not do for Democra,
to run him. The Democracy are thank
full for his late services in their behalf
put all they can do for him is to than
him, and turn him out to pasture
Exit Cowan with johnson. who kicks 9
furiously going out, he throws a sbo
that hits. Pendleton and lanes him.
Exeunt delegates.
'Sonae act, Scene3-,Sanse 7entaud Riiao
July 7, 1868:
enters Democratic Delegates aroune
| Vic mug anu dDOuG iluOT stands.
Olds, of Ohio: Seven hundred barrel.
of yhiskey herefrom Cincinnati arrived
last night. Cries, good good Cheer:
for Pendleton
Morrissey: Well keep the delegates
here till that whisky is gone; then New
York whisky will triumph. Cheers
Several fights near the liquor stands.
Enter Ring Montgomery Blair, lead
| ing Frank 2. Blair, Jr.
Montgomery Blair: This racer is
brother Frank. Let him run, and he II
smash all the Reconstruction acts of Con-
gress, or have another war. Cheers and
Kisses.
Ti!den he is one of that pesky Blair
family. lGroans for the Blair family
Blgler, of Pennsylvania: He was a
Black Republican General during the
war. LGroans for Blair
Brick pomeroy: He has become a
democrat, and now is fercer for the
South than Jefferson Davis. Cheers.
Governor Vance, of North Carolina
lie is new convert, and is ready to
fight in the Confederate ranks. Great
applause.
Blair, Of Pennsylvania: He has been
everything by turns, but nothing long.
He may do for second horse to bring in
nincompoop Conservatives but he will
not answer for leader.
Dick Schell: The whole Blair family
are full of tricks and buster. Shouts,
ia Ike that horse out remove the cuss.
Exeunt Blairs
Enter Ring-John Garrison, leading
Sanford Il. Church.
Garrison: This is New York's favor
lite racer. Kisses.
- Vallandigham: He is Seymour's
Teaser Shouts, that's true.
Editor Of N. Y. Herald. Where is
Live Oak George?''
Nelson, of Tennessee: Who is Church?
What s his pedigree?
Captain Rynders: He was barnburn-
er. but has come up like Jonah's gourd
TO lead flank movement against Pendle-
ton. Shouts, that's true.
Clymer: He'll vanish as quick as
Jonah Gourd did.
Odds, Of Ohio: He's small potatoes.
too many CUTS to run. Laughter
Pomeroy: He is political nincom
poop, that was fo1 the war and against
the war. Shouts, he's no go, and can
run.
Exeunt Garrison and Church.
Enter Ring, Miss Anthony.
Miss Anthony: [ have come here to
plead for woman's rights.
Ben Wood: Will you have a chaw of
tobacker? Laughter.
Jack Rogers: We don't object to
women working on the road, but they
should keep out Of Democratic meetings.
A Liquor Dealer: Come to my stand
and take drink Cries. good.
Rynders Give her milk punch
daughter
Red Nose: GIVE her all she wants.
Cheers
Morrissey: Take her out Democrats,
never associate with hewomen. CHEERS. J
Miss Anthony: This is not the place
for me.
Red Nose: Dry up and 90 home!
(Exlt Miss Anthony. Exeunt Dele
gates.)
Act so, Scene 4, Democratic Presidential
hing, rith Liquor Stands and Seats
around the Ring.
New YORK CRY. July 8, 1868.
Enter the Democratic Delegates crowd
ing around the liquor stands
Enter ring Jack Rogers, leading ex-
Governor Parker of New Jersey.
Rogers: Here is the favorite of the
Jersey Blues.
Bigler of Pa: He may do for the
Camden & Amboy Railroad, but he can t
run in any State. (Shouts: Take him
outl Out with him.
(Exeunt Rogers and Parker.)
enter ring. Woodward, leading Pack
err, of Pa.
Woodward: Here's the choice of the
Key Stone State. (Hisses.)
Morrissey: He's too narrow behind
to win the race. daughter, and cries
Take him out Away with him !!
(Exeunt Woodward and Packer)
Enter ring, General Slocum, leading
General Hancock.
Slocum This is a fighting racer; he s
the choice of the conservative soldiers
and sailors.
Bogy of Mo-: He's not the horse for
us to run He fought Southern Demo
Gratis, under Lincoln.
Brick Pomeroy: He was loyal to the
Union during the war. Away with him!
Take him out Immediately!
Clymer: He is as bloody as Grant.
Its impossible for Democrats to run him.
IF we should run a Union General, we
should ring the first bell the second time.
Vallandigham: We tried more gen
tie war racer in 1864 and were beaten
Well not run horse this year that has
the blood of southern brethren on him.
| General Steadman: How can we win
the race without the soldiers vote?
Pomeroy: You had better ask hin
how the race can be won without the
| votes of Peace Democrats.
Gen. Gustav: Grant is the greatest
soldier of the world We cannot beat
him unless we run Union general agains
him.