Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-07-29

while L Good, and before it wuz everlasti
5 ly too late.
: When l left | spozed there wuz I
doubt OF the nominashen Nv Pendleton.-
Inc young eagl lie of the West he'd r,
ceeved loo votes, and was gainin. an
Seymore he'd declined so often and so DE,
slstently that going back on nv voosua
disbelief IN these tellers, havin declined
great many offices myself that | wanted,
reely believed that the Gus wuz in earnist
and saw nothing that Good stand betwee
Pendeton and success.
On arriyin at the Corners [ found tha
intense anxiety was manifested by the cit
lzens thereof. They were all gathered a
Bascom's dlscussn the matter, when
hove III site on mule wich he'd borrer
ed at Secessionville to ride over onto
Who is it ?" asks Deekin Pocram
kctchin the mule by the bride. "Who /.
it, and wat principles hev we got to sup
port this fall ~
Pendleton and greenbax,' shouted L
. Pendleton, the young eagle Nv the
WoSt who is opposed to the bloated aris-
tocratlc bOndholders, wich wood crush us,
labrin men into the dust. Pendeton
who believes that eff greenbax is good enu1
for us honest labrin men, they are good
enuff for the aristocrat, who, like the king
in the nursery rhyme, sits in his parlor
countln his money. Pendle -
The next mite it was dcsided to hev a
ratifcashen that the Corners mite contri-
butte her mite towards swellin the enthoos-
iasm on the buzzum NV wich Pendleton
wuz to sweep to glory. We met in the
open air, in front NV Bascom's, and the
impashent crowd called upon me to give an
account NV my stewardship.
[ opened by Stain that [ went to Moo
York under pekoolyerly embarrassing cir
cumstances The whole money power NV
the east wuz arrayed agin us The aris-
tocratic Belmont, which is the agent NV
the Rothchilds, the money-kings NV the
world, wuz determined to foist onto the
Democracy either Chase, the accursed
Aboitionist, or Seymour, the pekoolyer
pet of Wall street, wich street is, | may
sling in here for the benefit of my hear
ers, where the money business IS mostly
done. and where they sleep on Government
bonds and spend the heft of their time in
cEppin off the coopons."
Wat is coopons?" asked Dekin Po-
gram.
l explained to the blessed old saint wat
coopons wuz, and went on.
This Wall street influence wood, my
brethren, hey corrupted the Dmocrisy
Wall street came into Tammany Hall and
wanted to control our ackshen But we
wuzent to be purchist The more Wall
"a,
the more your representatives, goryin in
their manhood, spurned their protfered
oribes We went there determined to
1mancipate the ycomanry Nv the country
from the bondage of the boated bond
lolder-we went there pledged to Pen
lleton, the young eagle of the West
,iou-~u - Il Ll----I
the same dirty rags wich he paid for his
ponds, If Yyo pado him any thing, green
packs for his bloated bonds or nothin. We
went there determined to annihilate this
ger Seymore and his bloated supporters"
Rah for Pendleton - sung out the
crowd
Three groans for Seymore, the bloated
Dond-holder's agent -
Both cheers and groans were given with
1 will, and | perceeded.
Ny friends, you'll never know wat
We, the peoples defenders he'd to contend
With The bloated bondholders had mon
ey-we had none They were determined
to fa>ten the yoke on your necks-we
mere determined to hist it off They wuz
determined to hev Seymore with all Wall
street at his back fastened QUITO you to
grind you into dust, but feeling that et he
,hood be nominated we Good never support
lim, we riz in our mite and manfully COM
1elled EN- to withdraw this man and give
IS the peoples choice, George II. Pendle-
on, the eagle Of the "
At this point Deekin Pogram's son
-iamalie wuz seen putin down the hill ez
fast as his mule Good git Joe Bigler no.
list him fust and rusht out OF the crowd to
him. The boy he'd noospaper
n his hand wich Josef took from him and
-usht to where | wuz standin on the he'd of
1 barl
Here's the last Louisville paper" sed
Josef, unfolding it. Shell l reed it >"
Reed Reed :" yelled the crowd
. Civ us the moose of the downfall NV the
bloated bondhoder's -
Before | read" said Josef, who he'd
glanced at the headins Nv the telgraf col
um, give three more cheers for Pendleton
and greenbax. Hip, hip"
Rah :" cheered the crowd.
Now three groans, and let them be
good ones, for Seymour and his cussed
doctrine wich Will grind us into the dust
under the heels wv Belmont, and aid the
furrin capitalists by payin the bonds in
gold "
And they groaned ez heartily ez they
cheered.
." We ez Dimocrats,' continued Joseph,
s. hev sworn by our affairs and our fires,
never to suppoot for any offs, any man
who wood pay debt injured by a uncon-
government in unconstitoo-
shenel war in anything but the debased
currency wich that unconstitooshenel gov
ernment ishood."
Never never we sware :"
Very good, said Josef. This paper
which | holds in my hands conveys the af-
fictin intelligence that on the twenty-sec-
kond ballot Governor Horasho Seymore Nv
New York wus nomenated, and that Frank
Blair wuz nomenated Vice President by
acclamation. Ez Seymore is opposed bit
terly to Pendleton's green-back policy. l
spose, Nv coorse, the Corners will repoodi-
ate the acshen Nv the Convenshin.'
And with laff wich wuz devilish in the
extreme Josef left the stand.
The meeting broke up in a row. The
Corners felt that they he'd bin imposed up
on and he'd l not got out NV the way [
mite hev bin personally injured.
The Deekin, Bascom, Kernel McPelter.
Issaker Gavitt and l met in the Postoffis
after the excited crowd he'd dispersed and
consulted. We wus in a ruther tight