The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-10-29
Massey
Mr.. Nasty Brings the News from Indiana
to the corners-The Eject upon the
Democracy Of that Village

WIcH is IN Observation-Disclosures
Oct. 18th, 1876.
The Corners is itself agin! The O
from Indiana fell onto us like a soothin
ham. and diffoosed sich peece and salts
fackshen 81 we hayn,t expeerenced
sence the intelligence NV the first Bull
Run.
Think Nv it'll Bloo-Janes Willyums
is Governor. and clean-shirted aristoc-
racy has been rebookedl The outposts
NV the enemy hev bin kerred-we shell
kerry the citadel in November.
l waz the first to communicate the
victry to the Corners, for / helpt to win
it in person. / he'd bin at Bunkers-
vile, in ~Injeany, for two weeks, with a
party of Kentucky reformers in charge,
witch / votid in that State.
When Tllden wuz nominated on a re-
form platform / swore a sollum oath
that whatever / cood do to bring out re-
form l wood do, and / hev KEEP my oath.
l took fifty reformers from the Corners
to Bunkerville. Them Kentuckians-
ez zelus for reform ez wuz myself
votid on a averige three times apeece, and
each NV EN-, with the help NY some pug
ilistic reformers that Tillen sent on di-
rect to help me, KEEP at least three Re-
publikins each from votin. And the
whole NV it didn't cost the New York
Reform Burea more than 81, 000i Kin
any reformer show a better record than
that?
Their wuZ an 0vashen when l returned
with my reformers. The Corners bor-
rerred all the mules from the entire ma
berhood, and come over to the stashen
at Seceshunville, to take us home. The
cavalcade wuz met jist out NV the vii
lage by a perceshun the site of witch
gladdened my heart. Captain McPel-
ter appeared on horseback in his Con-
federit yooniform, Deekin Pogram ker-
ried the rifle witch he yoosed to BUSH
whack Fedrel pickets with, and the
rank and file NV the Dimokracy appeared
in the Confedrit gray witch they laid orr
| when Richmond fell, and the triumph
NV the Southern COZ wuz postponed.
Deekin Pogram fell on Captain Nc
Pelter's neck, and wept profoosely.
~''Injeany's Dimekratic!" sobbed the
old saint. THAT elex Tilden, and l
shel Lick a niger once moreF'
click %niggersl" wuz the Captin's re-
ply, s'the Ethiopian will wish he Good
change his skin now. The one he haz
won't be NV much yoose to him."
Arrivin at Bascom's that great mar
put moo bari on tap, and remarked
that 10Y that a solid South he'd some
show NV regainin her rites, to charge
for likker wood be a hoiler mockery.
And with teers streemin down his
cheeks-they wuz teers Nv joy-he
said:
"Fellow-citizens, to the coz NV re-
form l devote this bari. Likker is free
to mite"
We organized a meetin, NV course,
that we mite arrange for reepin in the
froots NV the victry we he'd won IN In
jeany.
We ishood a proclamation 70 the car,
pit-baggers in the county that we o
not yoose violence 70 rld ourselves NV
EN-, eft it was possible to AVOID It, D
we gave em notis That we wooo neether
buy av EN-, sell to EN-, or employ EN- IN
any possible way: we give I'm nous,
also, that votin for Hayes constltuteo a
carpit-bagger, n l tne lnterest NV
peece we shood promptly snoot every
one which.perposed TO wantoniy outrage