The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-09-06

asserts his determination 10 enforce it.
Call you that Republican government
tSs52ossTgl5 l--. or 81. &
FoRsrr Indignantly insists that Grant
b.s RICH. to make just as much Of anass
ofhimself as he sees fit. ii 1t seems to be
pretty generally admitted that be j, doing
il. ss. az.
SGsAsr's cottage at Long Branch cost
somebody $4,000. VIVA. unfortunate
somebody has been rirtimired is unknown
'tpresen'. The public looks au1ious!y to
the next batch Of appointment, for sOlu-
ton Of the mystery. rg i sss3
FIFTEEN HUNDRED GIRLS are advertised
for q. Sioux city, Iowa. We suppose the
Iowa radicals want them for wires
Here's Gnc opening for the oolored girls
cfthe South, if .bey do not scorn tho dc.
bssing alliance. .a.
To TIE OwSEns OF Fasr HoR.Es.-
Onciof Grants favotitc horses is dead
There isan opportunity for good Office.
The horse was able to 'tro. his mile in
2:22. Another horse ,of equal sviftness
ought to bring aforeign mission, at least.
Who buys? ,e,,as y.
II there is any truth in the statement
that the less people are governed the
better they. arc Of, we would BE- in a state
Of perfect beautitudc, were it not for the
fac. that each one IS he goes leaves his
duties to DO performed by somebody, il
anything more ignorant Of them.
roOmo voted down negro.sufrage two
years ago BY o6tty thousand majority.
Nevertheless, Hayes and his associates on
abe radical ticket arc now endeavoriDg to
force it upon the State BY another consti.
tutional amcndmeht'to be adopte without
consulting the people,
.TnE raising Of the Cashmere goat is
receiving great attention in California;
..-Erehdnge = .
And the raising Of young radicals is
being geea,ly neglected III the South, as
the negroes have become very Indifferent
about the preservation Of the lives Of Their
children.
lidpis cl ggps.-
l43i WoNAs.SurrRAoE IN YERMosr.--The
Vermont Council Of Censors will recon.
mend to the Constitutional Convention,
which is 10 convene in February, the in.
corporation ola provision giving the priv.
ilege Of suffrage to females. Let male
sVermont.rs, who grumble because ofcold
rictuals on washing. day, look out for
soapsud-legislatiou.
TIE following joke is too good to be
lost General Butler was taking tea at
the house Of q lady friend in Washington,
the other day. The General seemed to
look as though something WAS lacking,
and the following dialogue took place:
Hostess "Can it be possible General. you
have no spOonf" Butler. rising indig-
nan,ly and Holding out both hands "No,
madame; il you don. believe it, you can
search me-"
"TnE radical party is yet young; ithas
not lived long, but it has lived well."-
I'ottsriHe Journal. ~
The above is true, and like all fast liz.
ers, il will die early. The stencil of its
corruption already 6lls the land. Let it
60, il will not soon be forgotten. Every
fort in The North will remind us Of its IT,
ranny; the thousands Of United States
assessors and collectors will be monuments
pitts extravaganza; the negro Leeisla-
I res and Congressman Of the South will
rmapy years ipeak Of its inlbecilisy.
A CURIOUS suit is about 10 be tried be.
fore a Memphis Justice Of the Peace. A
white man had young bull pup. The
pup bit a barefooted negro in the heel as
be was passing. The negro jumped. aud
two Of the pups teeth we're thereby abb
strncted. The negro sues th. white man
for allowing vicious dog to run at large.
The white man files q crosscut.saw bill,
and sues the negro for having heel
tough enough to drag a dogs tooth out.
Nh. PrSDLETos sings q clear note.
His letter Of acceptance rings GU. nelodi.
susly. 1t lays down d line Of debate
which the radicals in Ohio will not find
easy TO follow. The Fifteenth amend.