Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-07-11
BOURBON 4 ROADS, /
MARSHALL COUNTY, S. S.

AND STATE OF INDIANA.
Our protracted meeting at the corners
was opened by the Acting Chaplin otthe
meeting, and everything went on lovely
for jeff Davis and his friend H. G. On the
first evening of the meeting dntil about 3
O'Clock p NJ, when as usual we was mo-
Tested by that miserable aholitionist, the
same as used to disturb Bro. Peters meet
ings in kentucky: For there always
will be Jo Bigler all over the world
reckon. Now, you see, Mr.. Editor, as |
am PIesi ent of the Greeley Club, and
also President and Grand master of the
/ COLONIZATION Emigration Soclty; We nat
erly turned our longing eyes TO the prom
! ised land acrost the plains and to the dis
tribution of the Post offices, and here this
| 10. flies into passion and sWears because
We object to his getting the appointment
for the Colonization Emigration Society
Distributing post office. We know him
and we know that he would pocket every
thing and there would be nothing left for
US honest Greeley Democrats, so We had
some little misunderstanding and the
meeting broke up in a kind OF a row ;
meetin was appointed by the A. G. OF
the meetin evey evening for week,
which we fully intended to do, but the
a. c. NJ has failed to be on hand to open
the meetin in the true Sperit so we felt a
! little shaky, and fear that he too feels a
little the same way, as we know that 1t is
considerable of an up hill business to
swallow the Ticket that could not he di-
gested, or assimilated until after it was
chewed over by We men of Baltimore
but H4Uelugah this is The glourous.p privilege
of an American Citizen. But then one of
the bad features is that they can always
come back and get slice of the fatted
calf so it behoves US to look after our
prodigals for we cant spare any of our sol
diers, if he has goue over there we have
only one left who swears he will stand by
| the party while there is one left at the
x roads
remain muchly Yours in Powerful
hast. K. X. Massey,
President of the II roads Greeley Club,
and also President of the Colonization
Emigration Soc.
P. S. our Greedy Gratz Brown Banner
hangs at half mast--rolled up on the rope
so that it is impossible to know whether
| it is an abolition or a Democrat flag, after
the meetin as we was gazing upon the
beauties of our banner rolled up so nicely,
/ our sperits began to droop and we loon
became sleepy and pretty soon we went
off in to transe, and as we were waited
away on the breeze We heard Dirge
sing Tin low musical tones by the
Confederate Chiefs, to the Liberal Repub-
licans, which was thusly: Ye living men
come view the grounds where you must
shortly I've, they we're buried with decen-
cy and in order; but alas they had ming
led too long with the Liberal Corpse the
same disease had been imbibed and the
Dear Democracy gave one last long loud
| dying wall and she was no more forever
on earth No matter since all of our
Treasures are gone, let us De gathered
home to our Fathers. So farewell Post
offices, Niggers, King, Cotton, good whis-
| ky and all of our joys, farewell, and we
was waited against something which stun
ed US considerably, and then our eyes was
Opened and we thought we beneld bleak
Barren Desert filled with Liberal Demo
Gratis and Liberal Republicans, just then
we fully rallied and dispelled the transe
or dream whichever it was and since that
night we'cannot recall those scenes with
Tour gIeat horror and dread of realiza-
ltion of our dream and feel shakey
K. X. n. Pres. G. G. & Col En-. Soc.