The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-11-06
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Co,,parison that the Ladies
- win Understand.
u. 49, n. Rrar,Il 0f1lt sPen.A..

r,,,,., f,on Nj. RvaFtI Great spae:h'l
Gov, Seymour beseeches his country.
NAN 70 confde the executive branch OF
-. Gorernmen. to the Democratic candi-
J,,o because II he undertakes to carry
Ne, Ii, principles the Republican Senate
vii D,eyen. him! [Laughter.l As to
,;ov Tilden, he says in his last letter that
4 he democratic Congress OF his party
",g.r,.ke. 10 do these things he will veto
,y.n, rLaughter.l Well, I understand
SoI YOU might choose Gen. Jackson be-
S,gs he might veto bank that the
Mi, were Tor; but never heard OF
eboo:ipr President to veto a measure
~, M, marty we're in favor Of. Laugh
nj Indeed, gentlemen, it seems to me
vii this Democratic party, as it comes
-,ireipr up TO gain the favor Of the
American PEOPLE, relies for grace both
ia il, contour and its drspery upon the
Ine Thing that our modern ladies'
reese, do-the "pulI back" Great
IIugh,er.1 Aal il the ''Pull.back"
loud break, as never knew what
you'd happen to i lady cannot tell
Tbst would happen to them. PRO
lopped Laughter. remember many
Years syo 10 have seen a storyl told
by the Eurick Shepherd in Black.
and, M1oa.!ae OF couple OF brave
Scotcbmen who went out boar.hunting,
Lr, tbsir min, Yas no, 30 much the Prov
ssI Of oyermastering the savage bears
themselves as Of getting into their dens
and securing the succulenI and savory
food Of the young; and one Of Them went
into the den where be heard the squealing
Of q litter Of young b0ars, and left his
companion Sawney outside to look after
The old boar il he should come along.
Well, Slwney was brave, but his gun
missed fire, and the boar lodged him and
20, into the opening OF the den, but Saw
lsy, with great presence Of mind and
strength OF body, seized hold OF the boar's
,Iil aad twisted It around both his hands,
srlciug his fee! against the side OF the
len. Well, his companion inside found
The light darkened, and called ont, "Saw-
aey, Sawrey, what stops the light?"
Slwney was q man Of few words, and had
10 strength 10 waste in explanations, but
;. says, 1T the tail breaks you will find
cut laughter Now, | cannot be
more explicit than Sawney was, but | am
Inclined to think on Governor Tildens
.rs, that, if the veto breaks, you
ri!! ind out what is the matter
Well, now, ! boar's tail was never made
.Iep; for the light and fantastic play
-Ilaugh,erl-to keep tue flies Off
.seghicrl and veto was never made
Il; the hard work Of carrying on a Gov.
.'anent; and l think the veto will break,
XII it does not, that the resoiute and
Ri purpose Of the meR OF strong conviC.
aopi AID strong passions that are TO fill
Congress With a United South, will break
lie Preiident il they cannot break the
Itio, Applause,l AT any rate there is
ao.sing ia that story Of the Ettrlck Shep.
aefd that encourages US to choose Mr..
Tilden President OF the United States.
LIughIer.l Now, Gov. Tilden wont
change these political opinions; they are
so1e Of his bone and flesh Of his flesh.
he would no more change those opinions
Ian | would change mine applausel,
Who hold that the offspring Of our revo'
alton Of 1910 was NOT 4 litter Of feeble
STATE, having no tie but that which was
eTered when they parted from the moth
ef country. [Applause.l ! believe that
here vas then born mighty and puts.
aui nstion, the United States Of America
applause, by the grace OF God, free and
Independent. OF all the world, including
South Carolina. [Applause.l