The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-11-04
Nuts for New England GreOIeyites to
Crack

Vi dCAs
The friends, of Greeley claim to have shak-
en- hands across the bloody chasm of the war.
| His southern supporters, particularly, pre-
| sent him as an olive branch of peace. That
| is one face. Let us turn over Leaf and read
on the next page
"From the Brandon MISS Republican -
| "Our advice to parents is never to buy
| school book written by a New England God
and-moralist, negro-equality Puritan.
Better let your children grow up in ignorance
than to have Psritan ideas instilled into the
young minds. The next move of
such Infamous scoundrels as Comfy will be to
compel US to educate our children at northern
schools and colleges, or to hire Massachusetts
schoolmarms to come here and teach them.
From the Forest (Miss.) Register :-''Let
no man who ever blew his nose or bruised
his heel on or about Plymouth Rock into any
office. The thief can be found everywhere,
but in God-and-morast New England, he is
the spor taneous growth of the SOIL
From southern democratic organ:-
ooh may each bastard Yankee float,
On Polar seas, in open boat
On icebergs driven tempest tossed
Their water out their rations lost
sky that's deaf to supplication-
No peace on earth, no hope in Heaven,
10 shame and want forever given,
Until the facts adjudgng well,
Consign them to the lowest hell.
And while they waste and burn and stew
Lamenting4Rhat they can't undo,
See in cool Heaven, above their heads
Angelic squadrons of cOnfeds,
Wandering by streams, whose liquid flow
Who'd take ten years Of added ill
- For one cool drop those careless spill;
But ind repentance comes too late
Sealed and Interchangeable their fate."-REBEL
From the Brandon Miss Republican,
"YANKEE PDIPs AND SPIEs.-We advise
our friends throughout the state to keep an
eye on every stranger, and especially every
Yank, who makes his appearance in their
midst. The whole state is filled with pimps
and spies-sone of whom are pretended
agents for sewing machines, book houses.
lightning rod companies, insurance compa-
mics, ETC., or some pretend to be looking for
locations to settle. Some are state and some
are federal spies. AL are thieues"
From the Jackson, Miss Clarion tour
citizens want no carpet-baggers, coming from
the devil knows where, to educate their chill !
dren and if they are true to themselves. and !
we believe they are, they sciI see to it that |
they haze no such. f
From the Memphis appeal: cit is hardly |
possible that an honest educator of southern |
masses would assent even to political associa-
ton with Grants adherents."
From the Iuka Miss Gazette.-"The
southern people will never follow the crazy
gro-worshipping, spoon
stealing, white-man-hating, outside of the
constitution standing, black and white blood
mixing, woman growing, baby strangling,
ceOw pronouncing, hell deserving, New Eng
land, Yankee clock peddling, chicken steal
ing, box ankled, handy shackled, round
hypocritical, canting. psalm sing
ing, cowardly, cut-throat slandering, vulgar,
Shiny mouthed, onioD-eating whiskey-drink-
ing, sausage-stuffing scoundrels.''
From the Brandon (Miss.) Republican,
THE Yankee:-He is compound mixture of
mpudence, impertinence, inquisitiveness
eltishness, penuriousness, ingratitude, ma
ignity, and low cunning. He is religious
hief psalm-singing hypocrite, praise-God
lar, loud-braying swndier, and a smooth
ongued deceiver.5 He was conceived in
niquity, brought forth in sin, reared in
rhine, educated in the arts of stealing, and
las followed rascality for living all his life.
he will sacrifice his best friend if he can
make a dime by it or he would sell the dead
'ody of his grandmother for soap-grease for
wo bits. On rainy days, when he can't 90
vooden hams and nutmegs. He goes to
hurch on Sunday, sings and prays, puts on a
ong face, and then swindles his own chill
ren out of their supper. He does that in
his way; he gives them two cents each if
hey will go to bed without eating. In the
morning they are very hungry, and give him
he money back for piece of bread
SENATOR WILSON IN VIRGINIA.-A
Washington correspondent in the following
espatch enables one to see the animus of
Dr. Greeley's supporters in that State;
nough certainly to indicate that the turbu-
ent element rally around him as their chief.
lie says;
Senator Wilson returned Friday from a
omewhat exciting campaign in Virginia At
and elsewhere large crowds at
ended his meetings. At all Of them many
democrats were present. For the most part
lese were orderly and respectful, but at
richmond Greeley candidate for Congress,
nephew of Henry A. Wise, came into the
leeting when the Senator had progressed a
lort way in his speech, and in an uproarious
nd defiant manner demanded that Mr.. Will {
IN should stop and ansm er MIN question.
or moment there was great excitement, {
ut the Senator to his repeated demands
topped and told the rowdy that this meeting
'as his lWilson's meeting, and he should
resent his subject il his own
ruer and way and when he t
anne to the part of the subject concerning I
'hlch the answer was wanted. he might
nswer IL. The disorderly person was about
commune, When prominent Democrat rose '
nd demanded that the interruption should /
lstantly cease, and in this way he was SIM f
orted by the whole audience, and absolute
uiet was restored and continued. At Staun-
in about dozen drunken men came in
ON the country purposely to break up the c
leeting, and as soon as the speech began. v
ley began to shout for Greeley and kept It f
p until the Democrats were SO disguised G