The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-10-06
YOUR VOTE IS NEEDED
Next Tuesday, before ten
o'clock in the morning.
Don't straggle; come up
with the front line.
NASRY.
MAsrEN's CORNERS, MIsPlLIoN Hun J
DRED, in the State Nv Delaware,
September 25, 1870. ]

The leading Democrats Nv Masten
Corners ,held'a meeting last night in
the sittin>room attached to BILL SAPP's
for the purpose Of takip sieh ackshen
ez mite be deemed nessary to swell the
Democratic majority Nv the Corners el
large ez it could be by square yotin'
We shell only repeet ez much ez may
be nessary to save the State, and allow
one or two hundred voters to go over
into some close counties in Pennsyl-
vania.
Bill Sapp was made chareman, wich
so elated him that he at wunst drawd
a five gillon keg Nv kind Nv whiskey
they make in Moo Jersey out Nv .ap-
Piles, wich he made free to all Nv us, fol
that evenin only. After an hour spent
in conversational drinkin, we proceed
ed to the biznis wich he'd called us to.
gether. u' naaH'. ..... 60.
I Tommy Potts sed that he knowd u
Proosben wich lived on the edge of the
village, and he wood therefore offer
the folloxin resolution:
ResOlred, That in the present strug'
gle betwixt Prooshen liberty and
French despotism, the sympathies Nv
the Dimocrisy nv the Corners IS who'll
ly and entirely with Prooshy.
Bill Sapp knowd Nv an Englishman
near the Corners, and he offered this
resolooshen:-
RtSolred, That the Dimocrisy nv
Mispillion Hundred declare their unN
shaken confidence in England, and
their unabated admirashen Nv the
English karieter. .. -ra,.
There alluz hcz bin three Irishmon
liyin in the Corners, and the fOllowin
resoloOshen wuz therefore passed en-
Enthusiastically .t"a
Resolred, That the Democrisy Nv
Masteu's Corners do hereby express
their sympathy with Ireland, suiferin
ez she alluz wuz under the graspin,
crooel, merciless and grindin tyrany
Nv England, in whose buzzum ther
is Mother pity nor justis. .i o.. '' 'i /.
There is two Frenchmen ruhnin
barberin, clOthes>repairin, DC, in the
village, therefore the followin resoloo,
shen wuz passed.
Resolred, That the Demoe risy NV
Masten's Corners do, and ever shel
svmpathize with the strugglin French
Republic, agiu the tyrant Willyum NV
ProoshY, wich in Ossaultin France, is
a piercin the Goddess Nv Liberty with
bayonets. '
After this wuz passed there wuz q
hitch occurred in reference to it One
Nv the Frenchmen wuz Red BepGb>
likin, and tother wuz an lmperlalist
and it wuz amendid so az to read that
we sympathized with the Emperor Ma.
polcon in his misforchoons, and with
the French people in watcver they hev
done or may hereafter do, wich will
capcher EN- both. r-. .,..,
Ithamar Moggs reported that very
old Italyun, retired Organ>grinder,
he'd settled in the visinity Nv the vil>
lage, on an aker or two he he'd bought,
and a resolCoshun wuz adopted sym>
pathisin with Italy, but ez he cOodent
speek English we coodent assertaue
whether be sympathized with the
Pope or with Garibaldi, or whether he
didn't care cotinental for either nv
EN-, and SO the resolooShun he'd to be
.H ne .pa.a7.
We passed resolooshuns sympathis,
in with the Cuban patriots, and with
the Spanish people, and with sich oth-
er nashenalities ez wuz represented,
ez neer eE We Good find out, in the
State. ada Oh. .....
At this pint Bill sapp remarkt that
so far the resolooshuns he'd the look
Nv sympathisin with most everybody;
70 give variety woodnet it be well
snuf to denounce some one 2slJ L
Simon Wagner believed Mr.. Sapp's
'ejestion, like his likker, wuz. eminent
y good, and he wood sejest the Chi>
nese ez people wieh Good be de-
lounst with safety. -'IuiLl 81. .,-
Bill Sapp enquired eff any uy the
Chinese bed votes 2 r~sf 5a ...r
l ansered ip the negative, nor wuz
her any prOspeck that they ever wood
lev. ".ld AplIE'-t.- 4's .fH
"Hes they any trends p asked Bill. |
''Nary one, anywhere" ] ansered.
."Will they ever hev any trends p
lskt Bill.
"Not outside Of Massychoosits, and
sz ther' trends there all wea. clean |
shirts, we may be shoor that they are
% oman in deadly opposishen to Dims
,crisy." Il
"1'hen," said Bill, "its eur dooty, ez
Dimokrats, to give EN- hell,'' and be |
moved q resoloosbun, denounsin Nv
sm ez incapable Nv civilizashen, ey be. |
in foreigners wich come to Ameriky.to
take the bread oct uyYthe mouths NV
Amerikin, French, German.
Irish, Italy an, and English laboters
and denounsin tine Radikal party for
backin Nv EN-.
The,a rasolnoshuns out NV u, = -. |