Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-09-30

to a leading Radical, publicly absndons Grant
and Collax and comes out for Seymour and
BlIar
In recent Grant and Colfax procession at
Atlanta, Georgia, there were but three white
men.
Bradley, the niger Jail bird, is candidate
for Congress IN Georgia. But what OF that
Is not thief Butler member Of Congress,
and Dan Slckles shining light They are
opponents Of moral ideas.
Miniature photographs Of Grant, set in
breas'pius, have been served out to Southern
negroes by the Radical party, and are worn
by those fragran; suffragans in the bosoms Of
such as have shirts.
TIE people are said TO be starving in the
region Of Red river # the North, owing to
the destruction of crops.
A down. cast paper says: General Grants
uttcrances are few but remarkable" So ale
those Of an Andausan Jack.
4 negro in Virginia rad a "Grant and
Cylax' banner, Grant and coIored folks.
The ST. Louis Times SAYS that every one
knows that Frank Blair was iuLnlnlled tor
the Speakership Of the Thirty seventh Con-
eress By ''IoiI'' Jchn Hickman, and supported
by Bingham, Colfax, Kelly, Lpveioy, Sher-
man aud for'y three others, on the first BAL
ior. when his name was wIlhdr4wn. These
same Radical, now vie with each Other IN de-
precaung tie eleclion Of Blair because he is
rebel and traitor"
Andrew Lacy, we'll known negro living
in Marion, Ark, at one tine acted with the
Radical party, but, having become ashamed
OF bis ASSOCIATION and Disguised with Carpet
baggcrs, changed 10 be a Democrat, for
which reason bis house was set on fire and
burned DOWN. Let US have peace.
Il has cost the people about $4,000 sncO
the war r each negro that has been made q
voter for he benefit Of the Radical party.
Ubite aboring men in the North work five
days for themselves and one for the negro,
each week.
United States SKIES five twenties) sell less
in tie markets of the world than Prussian.
Russian Moorish and BrazrIiaus ives, Why?
Because the country can't carry S3O00,O0O,-
600 Of debt aud the Toll leeches too.
Forney's defni tion Of "the people," all the
blacks and as many whites as will vote the
Radical Ticket
Tight work-gettiDg three sheets in the
wind.
The Radical war cry-"Up with the negro
and the taxes. Down with the white man
and the trade Of the nation ~
Radical tolerance-If you don't believe as
do you're traitor,
Deeply, darkly, beautifully "-Grant's
chance for Presidency.
The Radical motto-"Well fight it out on
Iyin', if it taxes all summer"
The bIuest party out is that Of the "Boys
in blue" Not only their leader, but their
prospectus are now HIeueemdUif u&Hcu'
The Boston Post says that Beecher is to be
sculped in bronze and Tilton in brass. We
would suggest that Grant be done in "stun,"
if not stunned enough already.
The Chicago Republican has an article en-
titled: "Hhat Grant is and what he isn't"
What he is, is infinitely less than what he
isn't.
The Radicals need not raise such hubbub
about the election Of negroes from the Geor-
gia Legislature. Everybody knew that in all
such cases, the wooIly heads must be worst
ed.
Work-house Howard Commissioner of the
National Soup Kitchen, has 58 clerks in his
headquarters Office. Salary S70,42 Let
the nero work for a living like all the rest
of Us.
At Clermont, Indiana, on Friday night, the
Radicals attacked Democratic torchiight
procession because it passed under q Grant
and CoIfax club. Ige are happy TO add that
the Radicals were beaten badly.
The Detroit Free Press gives most encour-
agcing accounts of the campaign in Michigan,
and says that the Democrats hope to equal
their exclusive vote on the defeat of the last
negroized Constitution.
1t is understood that A. S. Welsh, Michi-
gan carpet bag Senator from Florida, having
drawn his five thousand dollars salary and
mileage for seven hours service as United
States Senator has gone to Iowa, to assume
the Presidency of an Agricultural College.
An election bet in San Francisco compels
the loser to ride through the principal streets
of the city mounted on jackass, facing the
tail, with negro leading.
Five negroes from Arkansas recently set
up dictatorship over a county in Mississippi, |
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