Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-07-30
NAsBY AT HOME.

NASbY AT HOME.
HIS RETURN TO TIE CoRNERs-PRE
NATURE RATIFICATION AND CoNsE
QUEET CONFUSION.
From the Toledo Blade.
Posr-oFFIs. CoNFEDRTT X ROADS. !
witch is in the State NV Kentucky, y
July Is, 1858.
didn't stay in Moo York till the
Convenshun adjourned, for a most
excellent reason, to-wit, viz: my
money run out. The Milesian fe-
male with whom wuz forst to board
required payment in advance, and
Nv coorse under sich an arrangement
there wuz nothing left for me but to
succum, The length Nv my stay re,
doost itself to q mere matter Nv
money. l tried the borrowin dod ge,
and the checkin dodge, but good
Lord! wat Good ] do with an entire
convenshun all NV 'em more Or less
tryin to live in the same way2 1
left and cum home when Good, and
before it was everlastinly too late.
When I left / spozed ther wuz no
doubt Nv the nominashen Nv Pendle-
ton. The 'young eagle Nv the West"
he'd received 155 votes, and wuz a
gainin, and Seymore he'd declined so
often and so persistently that goin
back on my yoosual disbelief in
these fellers, hevin declined a great
many offices myself that wanted, l
reely believed that the Gus wuz in
earnist, and ] saw nothing that Good
stand between Pendleton and sue
cess. Ez ! left the Ohio river, / got
out Nv the reech NV railroades and
telegraphs, and l told the people all
along that Pendleton he'd bin nomi-
mated on the 10th ballot, and that the
country wuz all abiaze with enthoo-
siasm for him and greenbax, so GER
tin wuz l Nv his success. H.. gd
,5 On arrivia al the Corners found
that intense anxiety wuz manifested
by the citizens thereof. They were
all gathered ut Rascsm's discussin
the matter when ! hove in site on q
mule wich / he'd borrered at Seces-
sionyllle to ride over onto. .
"Who is it?" asks Deekin Pogram,
ketchin the mule by the bridle.-
"Who is it, and wat principles hev
we got to support this falll"
"Pendleton and greenbax," shout
ed !. "Pendleton, the young eagle
Nv the West, who is opposed to the
bloated aristocratic bondholders,
wich wood crush Us labrin men into
the dust. Pendleton, who bleeves
that eff greenbax is good enuG for us
honest laborin men, they are good
enuff for the ariGtoerat who, like the
king in the nursery ryme, sits in his
parl lor countin his money. Pen
die aes ..f.-..
"Enuffi" sed Hasoom, "enuff.-|
Save that speech, Parson, till we hev
our ratifleoshen. In the meantime,
get off and take suthln So COED do
/ feel over the result, that am will
lin to stand treet for the crowd
Come one, come all" D5'
These few remarks of Bascom's
wuz hailed with satisfaction. Ez one
man the entire crowd moved into his
place, and ez one man they all as
swaged their thirst. Bascom KIN
move the Corners quicker than any
man in it. Wat happy posishen is
hizzin!
The next mite it wuz decided to
hev 8 ratificashen, that the Corners
nit contribbit her mite towards swell
lin the enthoosiasm, on the buzzum
NV wich Pendleton wuz to sweep to
glory. We met in the open air, in
front Nv Bascom's, and the impa.
shent crowd called upon me to give
an account NV my stewardship. H
l I0pened by Stain that / went to
Moo York under pekoolyerly embar.
rassin' circumstances. The whole
money power NV the east wuz ar
rayed agin US. The aristocratic Bel
mont, which is the agent Nv the
Rothchilds, the money kings Nv the
world, wuz determind to foist onto
the Dimocracy either Chase, the ac-
cursed Abolitionist, 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 biznness is mostly done, and
where they sleep on Government
bonds and spend the heft Nv their
time clippin' of the coopons 10
"Wat is cooponss' asked peekin
Pogram. a.,.-.,,.,
I explained to the blessed old saint
wat coopons wuz, and went on. e
This Wall street inAooence wood,
my brethren. ashev corrupted the
Dimocrisy. Wall street came into
Tammany Hall, and wanted to con.
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