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

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Josef, unfolding it. .Sbel reed il2"
"Reedl Reedl" yelled (he crowd. 'Gi,
us the nooze NV the dowufall nv the bloat
cd bondhodersI'
"Before I reed" sod Josef, who he'd
glanced at the headins ~ tho TELEGRAPH
collum, ''givo three more cheers for Pen
dleton greeubax. Hip, hip"
"Rahl" cheered the crowd.
"Now three gronos, and let them be
good ones, for Seymour aud his eussid
doctrine wlch will grind as into dust un :
der NV Belmont, aud aid the furrin oapi-
talist by payip the bonds in goldl''
Aud they groned % heartily as the he'd
cheored.
1--WE ez Dimocrats. onntinued Josef
"hey sworn by our atars and our fires
never 10 support for any offs, any man
who wood pay deb incurred by a un-
stitushenol government In q uncon-.
sstushenel war In eny,bipg but tho de-
based currency wich that unconstitushcn.
oil government ishood."
"Neyer neyer we sworel"
"very good" sed Joseph, "this paper
wich | hold in my hand conveys tho af.
hiotin intelligence that on tho twenty Sec
kond ballot Governor lIorasho Seymour,
NV Moo York, wuz nominated, and that
Frank Blair wuz nominated Vice Presi-
dent by acclamation. Ez Seymour IL op.
posed bitterly to Pendleton's greenbsck k
policy, | spose, Nv coarse, tho Corners
will ropoodia,e the aekshen Nv the con
venshnn.'
And with a laG which was deylllsh In
tho extreme, Josef left tho stand.
The mee,in brosc up 10 row. The
Corners felt that they he'd bin imposed
upon, aud he'd not got out of tho way,
mite hcv bin personally InjoOrcd.
The peekin, Baseon, Kernel Mcpelter.
Isuaker Gayilt and | met in the postoiiis
after the excited crowd he'd dispersed, and
consulted. We wuz In ruther a tito place.
Rolyln on the sironlh nv our candidate,
We he'd gond too far In denouncin the
others. tho for that matter, what Good We
doY The two policies Is "a kussed oppo'
site that we can't support the ono without
denounsin tother Ii wuz decided that
we support tho ticket. We felt IL wuz
safe. Seymore, If he is elected, can't dis
kriminate between bis supporters Ia the
distribution NV tho post otlsls, and after
all, that Is the reel question at ishoo
After given the subjick more matoor
consderashen, We come 10 conolooshcn
that the credit and standn Nv The Nash
mel Indebtedness in gold. aud that any
thing short NV that wood be repudiashin,
II WONDER" sed l, "that any fhonesi
maa-any man who believes Ia. maintain.
ing unimpaired the credit OF theaGoyern.
ment, shood think for a moment nv pay
in tho debt in anything but wot wuz con.
emplatcd-honest hard gold" At a
meeting next nite to raiiiy Seymour's
nomination, sed this over ogin, aud ask
ed EN- ef any Dimocrat who remembered
tho glorious fte Jackson made for hard
money, wood consent for a moment to
multiply irredeemable papers currency
No! Let us, ez our glorious standard bear
er. Seymour hez so boldly proclaimed, LEI
US pay our debts in Dimokratic money
gold-hard. shinin yaller gold. Three
cheers for Seymourl
And they cheered ez vigorously as ]
ever heard men cheer. Ther amt no
trouble in managin the Dimocrasy. AL
they want is to hcv II settled wot they are
to hurrah for, and they hurrah for it
Notwithstandin the 70 paW | made the
6rst night, we she'll poll the yoosual vote
Seymour, and possibly more. Yet the ex-
pertinent was leetle risky. will never
ratify again till l know wat am ratifyir
and for whom,
PETROLEUM V. NAsBy, p. NJ.
(Wich is Postmas ter.