The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1868-07-23

NUA40ItA EVsAVOv ~ sAO1Asc6COS, WWD
partiklerlv anxshus that q resoloc-
shen shood be adoptid denouncin the
Radicals who wuz with LnhCly hands
q strivin to destroy the besl govern
mont the sun ever shore upon, and
one the destruction nv wioh wood be
q calamity wiah unborn millions wood
shed teers over. He desired 3 reso-
looshens pledHn the Dimocrisy to
stauby the Cd stars and Stripes,
which flag had bsaved . thousand
hreezes, and wuz synomomous, ct
settry. Mr. Wooliey Mr.. Cobb <Mrs.
Cobb's husbandl, and Perry Fuller
Ipertikelery, desired . resolooshen de-
mandin the turin out ov offs nv COR
rYpt men, that the government
might be administered with sutain
like the purity wich distinguished Ii
doom the administration w the lats
lamentid Booksnnon, AZ the men
shun nv whose name every delegate
present held q handkerchief to his
eyea for flve consecutive minits 81
tho . CRATE greet he'd fallen onto
him. 4
Vallandygum insisted that . plank
be inserted with recognized niggsr
suffrage, but that wus withheld on
til il Good be definitely ascertained
whether Hiesissippi wus really car
risd By nigger votes or not. Ma
majority nv the niggers did rely
vote Demokratic ticket, Il wux desi-
ded that they shood be reoonised a.
our ekals ef mot, we'd sec en- d-d
fdst.
Oheef Justice Chase was espechsl.
II anxyus for . reaolooshun denoun-
sin in the seyerest terms them on
principaled, fanatical Radikels, who
Tor years he'd been laboring to subj
vert the government, by interferin
with the persons and property nv
citizens, and also pledgin the Conven-
shun to that wise conservation with
ont w;ch ther Good be no permanence
in our government.
I dropt into the SoJiers' and Sail
ers' ConvenshEn, hus didn't stay
long. Thsm whose noses wuzn'b red
ell wanted to bs either President or
cahinet orfssfs; ard uy the tala.cs
ay en-, the iaa.test sei tta bester.--
Ny sole ind gnsted ez | saw saatsd
aIong em tbe very autler who gcsoo-
sad ms ere6is when ] wuz ser.in ez
. drafted man in 1867; and also
claim agent who got SO Nv ma on
the pronlis ny get "A nv bounty,
wich when he got ii ae ABSORBED in
fees, costs aad commissions. The,s
WIZ ~ coorsa some troo nlen.--
There waz sojsrs tner wieh resigned
early in the war OF akkount Nv its
bsin d--d Abiishin war, and others
left beeoz Linkin wazans rapid enuf
in maxim wv cm Major Generals
There WIZ no limit TO tier speekin.
Every wun he'd the speech wich he
dciiared at the Cleveland Convenshen
in 1856 carefully preserved, and they
all insisted on delivcrin em wich ez /
left they were doin, oil to themselves
Efthey KIN stan it I am wiliin. We
are goin to hev soljers Convenshun
in Richmond to ratify tho nomina-
shens, wich will amount 70 suthin.-
We shall have Forrest there, and
Boregard and Breckinridge, and ther
speeches will cor st, We viii have
the flag Nv the two gcTernments en-
twined, and we viii hsT the moosic
Nv both sections played. Sich . Con-
venehen will amount to suthin.
Wat the platform will be, or who
the candidates will be, tho Lord only
knows. i am prepared for anythin,
and 30 are all the delegates. IF its
Pendleton, on . ropoodiashen plat
form, we'll and gooG--efits Seymour,
on . Nashnel Bank platform, Jest es
good. Ishoood behappy to SEQ Breck-
inridge the choice az the party, and
delighted sf Ha1 cock shood be chosen.
| I kin hurrah for CT ase, and with ekal
vigger kin swing my natfor Vallandy-
gum, and find all the delegates SIM
ilarly affected. The Post Office is the
lean kline w;ch sw AIlers up oil the 9th
ers. We are willing to sink every
thing in Post Onis. Thatmy sincerity
may mot be- doubted, let it beremem-
bored that I hev rid with . niggsr,
from Ingeany to Moo York; hsv been
wAaled 81 ono and hev 1elt good ovsr
n, hev bin hurTaAin for m old hne
Abulishnist, and swearin tho while ]
liked II. Ef any other evidence nv
thsxibility h needed, ] feel ekaa 70 the
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