The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-03-25
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cd 10 give tE-n u 10 receive
I hey fellow feC.iii VIII { ac I},ll0-
7 cTisy uv Kcntacizy [e-t-c5y, De.-
aware and Moo YoI-- i ire Only laEd
marks Nv DimacTisy tifat Wa .icT -ls
The ragin Hood ~ -HJGsheni--u haz
swept over ali the Tes az tie -l.s,
and on these three y svr.t5 the Deih3-
cratic ark rests. TrJl, we Occ2s sonsi-
ly carry Connecticut, bat its IA ez-
pensiYe process. The Fare from N90
} York to Moo E&-eu j. sutdin ike
three dollars, a;,l- li-a gCpacters NV tl;i>
! city hey bec1ine eGTsTshUnate IN their
demands. They VII repaet their
votes in The city at $50 dollars per
! vote, for ther bein 50 many wards,
I they kin 90 in wagons from one ward
/ To another quickly. An industrious
! and !Iard-wGrkin TepeoteT ii this city
/ KIN make $50 70 so per eiecNshtn d1s;;
I hut 10 g, to Connecticut, they say, i
another thing. Tley can't possibly
. vote more than tTiccin che day, and
| they Ecy . hcy L ,gA pay per vote t0i
! indD en- 10 -. Therefore we can't
+ cJlLt lu Connect seuj 'cePtinS wileIlS
! tbs isaoos sIe Nv sl!iiishent nashuel
/ importance tI make the caTTyin uv
I the State s Z ab5l0ot necessity.
/ Bua Kentucky and Moo York kin /
alluZ Dc counted on. Kentucky start !
ed into p0litikle life on the aigger idea |
some centres ago ana Kentucky new !
/ er changes. She is trO0 10 .4er idees, |
or rather her idee, for she i.ez but C2e. /
/ Moo York is in the saHll boat, but for |
a different reason. We are Democrat |
1 ic here becOZ we are compelled % 0G. I
| The merchants are divided into two
| classes, rich Republicans wich we love
! to tax, and rich Democrats who go for /
! Southern trade, and for that trade sub I!
nit to taxshen. This makes it |
good for the active men Nv the par
/ ty, Nv nv class We furnish the votes, !
! they pay the taxes, and everything /
goes smoothly Theprincipal trouble /
with yoo is-yOo aint got enough |
! Ablishnists TO tax N0O cant alluZ |
! live OF what VOC kin wring out NV
! Pollock and them nigc,ers 4t Carrots /.
! towa. YOO shCcd g;t some more uv |
! the perdoOsin class among 900, The |
! idee is to gil list erSif perdOosers - .
support yvo J'!t nor anutf to oHt-vo1e. /
VOC.
/ Don't think NV caa3in 10 No5 York. |
! We don't want VOC IF VOC he'd ~ on f.
! ey voc wood he received with open /
/ arms, for we want 10 increes the tax |
payin populashen, but ez goo hewitt |
| money why yoO wcJG only make one |
more to divide wot we hev. The 1
wOrkin Democrisy w this city are di- |
vided into two clazses-cOntractGrs
and offs holders, wicii spoil the tax
payin PnilistincS, aad gr0cery-keep |
ers, wich finely get the money they /
steel. Don't come. XOO hewitt the I
/ talent for bar-keeper nor the ability
to steel enuff u Keep yoo. I can't
! support gOU DON'T cone.
Wot yoo pr;nsipaliy want to do in
Kentucky is old out manfully agin
! the Eigrer. Tire Fifteenth Amend |
ment viii De ratified, and ] sp0se the !
nigger win lev legally the rite to vote, /
but yoo Kin still keep HIM from it
1 The niggCr Is - be2sl, an inaUhuS, an I
animal No deccn white Kentucky /.
! gent!om :p-I d3E't care whether lie
wears SHOES III t,ic summer or not /
! kin think for q ;nOalS0t uV assOshatin !
with ON on any terms Nv elIlity.-
! When nl@.rs~s vote III Kentucky, IL :
! high time fa' her wHita inhabitants
to lgeve t1a ate cnj 60 where thec
| is t,.aj ioiit .>'o eXc.Cosivcncss Wich I
! hcz bin 80 long he [aCnaashen ny the
Republic. Al the Corners, yoo, Capt. :
McPelter, 83se III, Issai5er GaVi.l and /.
Elder Pepn.Ja" l.er, ought t. bc ah.e.o
rally enuli strength to Keep tf1 by (
force from pCiiCOtin the blliot-55-1.--l
Pollock and Joe Big, viii, nv course,
! Iced 'em, but yoU must snow = bold
front and fite if needs be. Amerillin
liberties must not be endangered hg-
permittin every body y vote. Then
the State Legislac6er kin assist 700
greatly. They mustpass laws p1r'llb- |
itin railways from passin north and
south, that there may be ez little conn /
municashen with the Northern States
eZ possible. Then let en- pass bills
pr0hibitin EN- from siJt.n or joories;
/ from testifyin in courts in eases in
wich white men shci be either plain
! tiff or dpfendent, or hev any other in /
/ terest: aud also pTeVeutin ~ en- from
( Detishin legislachcrs for any puTpus {
/ waicvor. Pertikeleriy must yOo set
yo0r faces ayin anything like q free
si1oCi system, for Cf they learn - read /
/ they viii ciTcumVcBt y0o somehow. I
! Eff yOu 40 hev To llcv skOolS, at least /
make en- only ijr whites. Be-; /
woolaHc hev Sk0ais 1T all. l hCY no.
/ tist inat where slZ0o!s is the plentiest
and u,.t il-.a does -Abiishnism most
abound Compare aAIassychOosets with !
Kent .cily, for example. Father Me-
/ Grat: who sits reglerly with me late
/ IL IN nv back room is opposed to all
/ skools capt EN- wich the SJiv Catho-
! lie Church controls. He eoz unauth-
Orized learnin is 4 d2ngrcUs thing and
he advises strongly a%in admittin NV
| it into Kentucky. Father McGrath
hez a skoOl wich the State pays for,
| into wich he teeches iist sich things
eZ he considers safe for the people to
know. He is is 4 deliteful man and
aIluz pays his bills. | shell iine the
| Catholic Church next week, Nv wich
/ shei advise yOO by letter. Write mel
ef anything turns up.
Trooly and Faithfully YOors,
PETRoLEUBI Y. NAsBY,
(wich wuZ Postmaster
POsKRrP-I don't know ez 7 wood
percecd 80 extremit;e5 agin the mig
gers NV voor State. They may develop
SO much strength u 10 force their way
to the ballet BOX anyhow, in wien
evert the Democracy VIII want EN-
to vote with EN-. fTCet en- kindly
J till yo0 see Low i VIII 60 | IwCodent
90 so fur cz 10 MARY eln, but i wool
DO well enuiT 10 SkkasheuaIy drink
with EN-, ef yOo kin ever ketch en- IL
BascoBl's where VOC hev credit. Trtet
EN- with that aualiii4i politil.le cOUF-
tesy wiCh viii make ii consistent for
yOO to either press en- in eEtacy TO
yOOr buZZums, or 10 .ust their heads,
ez events may determine. Look well
to this, for its essenshel. Pare
! PosKRIP No. 2.-Terence NcCarty
wuz list in for his moTnin nip. He seZ
kill the id nsgIlFS. Perhaps it wood
be well enuff - acI upon this sugges-
tion. Good bye, r
PosKRIP No. 3.-EalAeF AcGrath,
who enteeri ust ez IwaZ seeiin this
letter kun IN AND open to to add his
testimony. Il sez the niggeTs must
neetheT be killed or abOOSed. The
4 Catho!i,s Chi. 'clI : prepared - take
4 en- on M ektiity', and viii 20 for en-.
i Nv course y hen the church gets en-
they will count jist ez mucn for Us e
tho they he'd, every man u EN-, bin
born in Ireland. freely don't know
what 10 advise. This Niger question
Is PERI. .eXin. - ypo ere certin 700
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