The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1876-12-13

who have stolen q thousand million o.
dollars from the national treasury.
BIZ. Watterson, sur, Uncle Sammy
Tilden is agoin to take his seat in that
cheer-if he olives. There's doubts about
a heap of things in this subloonary
world, but there amt no doubts about
that. Let en- rip and roar and snort
and cavort like dyin' alligator if they
want TO, but my private opinion is a
heap Of EN- had better be marshallin'
their seats for transportation 10 some
furrin' and unknown cline. Intimi-
dation! Oh my couhiry! AmaZin'
impuIence! Who has been intimidat-
cd for the last tel yerrs? Hayn't
they kept us under baYonets all the
time! II..sn's the- d;vilaA fra time
about kalf-and-half between rs End
the Iuiuns ?-Let en- hunt for iHlimi-
dation nearer home. Why, SIR, there
were hundreds OF humble Democrats
II, Oh'o AMI Pennsylvania who wanted
to vote for Mr. Tildon, but their meat
and bread depended Oh not doing it.
How about ali OF tho wcrkmen in the
shops, mills and factories that belong
cd to the Radicals who made their
bloa;ad fortunes out of the late war
There VS. no Intimidation, Of course,
but the boss calls them up and says:
- on can vote as you please, but if
yCu don't vote for Hayes didn't you
say shat Was his name) You can come
to The captains office and settle. and
get your waikin' papers
The truth is, Mr.. Waiterson, those
Radical towards have been afraid of
us so long that they have got iniimida-
ton on the brain. Ben Butler vas in
vited to 20 - New Orleans TO help
count, but he didn't so. lie replied
By tciesraph-'Great spoons l
can't 60. l feel intimiIaiad.' Now,
the worst case I have heard of Is Jack
Allan's. He had three hundred mig
gers On his sugar plantation, and
bein' pressed for labor he offered ev-
cry darkey who would stay at home
an extra dollar n silver, and they
stayed. The shine of the coin intimi-
dated EN-, and so Louisiana is to be
set down for-did you say his name
was Hayes?
Now for the other side Of the picture.
These Radical rlscnls made the poor
niger believe that Il Nj. Tilde2 was
elected they would all be pu. up on
Tie block and sold into slavery. They
was made to believe a lie and put in
! fear of losin' their liberty, an d if that
wasn't intimidation what IS it? Why,
sur, in he last ten days II Of 'em
have axed Inc 10 buy EN- when the
: sale comes oil, but Tia afeerd to do it.
They have follered these Radicals SO
long I'm afee.I they would steal ev-
erythirg w, got. Sur, if there wa:
some high and mighty srbiier of these
issues who would speak to us frcm the
ciouds-some great and supreme Judge
q settin' on Ike topmcst peak OF tbs
Rocky mountains a loo!lia' down with
ma leslie wisdom upon this bedeyilleC
and bawildered land, lie would throw
out every niger vote that such intim
idation carried to Hayes, which they
say IS his name. Sur, the intimida
ton WAS all on the other side. Ever
the carpet-baggers and scalawags WHIT
roUst around US like buzzards waschin
sick horse, would have voted 70
Uncle Sam if they hadn't been afeer;
of losin' their Offices. They was init
Undated, and Eow they are lanentil
hey didn't 90 ike Sam Bard. and fe
from the wrath to come before it wa
too late, and make themselves unani
nous.
! Sur, 1 know that all osCs, more o
less, are liyin' under a measure of in
timldation. The fear OF the law, the fea
of society, The fear % tie devil, Or som
fear, keeps us all intimidated. Their
are some men would lick If [ WASH
afea-d they would LEX me. There
mighty few men living in u state G
perfect freedom. Our domestic ant
commercial relations give the lie to
every day. You know how it Is your
self; but are all these relations to b
busted up en- that account? No sur
LY TO means. y reasonable quantity
| Of Intimidation IS q wholesome thin;
for beast aud man.
No, lei EN- count Is Oh. If the.
dare tc. ! know they can beat tn
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