The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-14
NASIsY.


yinceS M Ex-COnfederate fhht
lie should Vote Tor Eiiaeh.
HON tie Toledo Blndc.l .
CoNFDRlT \ ROADS,
W,ru,sy THE STATE w KENTUCKY,
Jooly both, 1876. }
,,,, ,r;.hsJ , ,housanl times that /
ny n.y. t,"ItiIlsts InalIet Tor iist a year.
neu '"e sa,incs the DimecrStic narty
sI'o ''',,oL ~ ! voo.ed il but / shood hey
very l n,%I nv heyin n better breed
.mc 49,, so"I Gor ,be next oenerashun, Death
Nv n'r 1. w. , i h,ii 10 ia jooiy in his
~" ,';";1;,. nr rather il ain't discriminating
s's ,T, h ,Ioa,h VII, ~ discriminatin o. Il
t" ;,.i, a. tLnre wood he easier work
bo,s ior me
mere % 'O' ' n set 10 with a venerable old
' ~" Leso who revcr voted any,
1 ,t;m', J h", tho bimecratic ticket, and who
",' i1t p Iis wooJen head that wa, the
S Soon '| o"~L, IN hey w,lz more creenbax;
and who in conscience, he'd made up his
mind mir IN onnose TilIcn. lie didn't want
n" oiI;s and 40 cooden, bring any argoo.
msn MS" hat were satisfactory 10 me TO bear
n"to him and o. he WIZ simply agoin fur
w,I hn heIeeyed 10 be The. inlerests Nv his.
,@It and country / he'd Il lufI time with
him w
lie WIlE bound 10 vote agin Tilden any.
Lnw ,nI he'd mi nm a banner onto His
n %o",, " "" wich he Lei Inscribed. "Death
% w T;IGau and tho bIoatcd hard.money
',r;storrots" and wuz organizin move
mem, nv Dimecrats agin him, and NV
r"orse he'd 10 90 for him. won't hey
INV in.,,bordinashen in the Cross-Roads
- he'd some trouble with him, but
g.. Nv hronrht him to his milk.
''' Nv, Y do VOC oppose Tilden?" asked
lin, W" L:;r; NJ first rot him into corner
~Ss,. there wu no escape.
wi" "pacn, .ei he, ~ want more green
In, s'J psco, i ,-ant to be emancipated
,.,,. ga Jomirvru nv the bloated aristo.
m n,a,, NV ,'v W"ii street and want to keep
~ I ,Lo :" Nv, ~ nrosnrrity which we heve
~" app;a '"o nrar .nrcc n mile would bring
,%p TNnJrSI JoIlars and SIGH"
w" 81, "I ,%om n" nnIv mmestions which is
i0vnIvs'i IN ,%is cannane ?" / asked him.
SThsy il enuir for me-" wuz his reply.
Az" i,;SniSi r",or,pd Twnz WOO a
,,G ivy IL. ~, rn 'I war noseEootiI
S asi v" ~ lin Sn",L nv the goriller,
4 Ig Us Nv '"' '''"" -
L' I'M ,,,,,.u,,,o f.;arau T en.bel
t,,, y" ",5 ne"r LII HC' iWar,ored o. VOC
Eo, ""i Sv "" ,So cnSn,ica of The souti-
"eS ",'' I i" vO, re Inv the unboly nerse.
s,'l.LSs ."a' you in Iie m ,Io Kin
. .oo ,e,s Nv ~, 1n~o.;m,c tSe ban,s NV
yoo 'oe ~ riS po%T;a , ."o I t s;cL " I;,,le
,.'s,i ll't', ,, ~" mn ~ .~,,L;nC cIse
'. .f Z" ~ t:'tiS"s!, =" ,oo: venscnce
i Wo" !" r Ie W.. n,i,cps az prcenbax
a.oM hn ; !"I 'r. s ,%a ,unr Uv vo6r cettin
" STau s H, ~ sne W." ,SL;cI vno were
r.! .t tGt !Iie"' "'sse'' Nv "
~ WI, d-uL;m Nv plan,ashen WIZ
,ras,rn hr IL horda" f6mr t;mes two
L"nj."I IIt,aI 49,. w,, .,oIen from
,"o hr IL, '" 'o!Oa %'SSh nrocIsm,sben
""b III Jus ,h "S .O,i"iscahsn I ent WIZ tho
L;T;. =" ''e sa.is'"con'" 10 EeJoroi n;cE.
H.''' w uoL s:I VI ~, ~ y, 80 oncsmncd
n n"b. a. ~. "'W NV a '"T Snn hei
"1 sva nlr' WI" V s"n Ea,a tho aLl;sh.
0;.,''S5T soou' tou "A'' wy
%g,,,o,,o Iohood s,vson
0H N' I tm - o Uoo know who SAM
TilS Tn' leot n 40 y yoU know NOW Tat doorir
tho at Ia,d 10 ;.;1;dls war he wuZ the 6es
'..nj ia. w. ii ,'ad9 non,t voG know tbat h,
.,e"I \, W vo o ns-and did whatever
LS CaoJ ~ give "a tl,e Success we 40 ar.
NNSVA " hsS :, II.
Norri,, wand and Horasho Seemore, and the
other DimoSrStie statesmen nv Moo York
oUT constant and close allies?
STo ." hnc S on Tilden now is the rank.
est ingFatitudc. Tho Southern man wat
lets hisself forgit hisself to the extent nv
Castin a vote aVin Tilden, iorgits the
glOries Nv Bull Run and Charlottesville,
You he'd n son in the glorious victory Nv
Fort Piller, Kin VOC cast discredit on
his services in the coz Nv the South
While he wuz slawtriu niggers there, Til
den, our friend, wul backin them. ez wui
akiliin Nv en- in Moo York. Every mar
who kiyered hisseli with glory destroyir
the niger ornhan asylums in Moo York
in 1861 /, to-day a.throwin up his hat
ei he he. one-for Tilden, and every ont
nvem will vote ez many times for him c.
be ispaid for.
an breei, nv friend, Sam'l Tilden is /
Dimecrat, and only in the DimecratiI
party ken We nv the South hey any hope.
Ney are our natural allies, and any
Son,n .rn man wat goes agin that partl
doU1Lro v his interests.
"Po,;So, / ow do Won know that Tilder
,iDT soi, ,n0 ~, liz hczn't sed, hez be
M, 1i T %;n ~ ,,. ne ne, :, - saw when he do
send on ,U !, ;', S@o,;'T VOC o. well e
cvarv " o,%o,, " wiz sA'S the party, n,
m,,;.' o,Het memTeE Nv IA Sam
TiISs S' VA %at ms 6eleel may nay "e .rr lette
, ilIaeh amt agoln to write any 's t,e
HlAt 700, or any one else, no Mu:Ae