New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-09
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Mr.. Nasty Addresses tho Democracy.
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Wich 10 in the State Nv Kentucky.
i- . rnoy, 1a76

| CONFkDRI9 Z k0ADe,
| WITCH Is in the State Nv Kentucky.
l. Joon 20. 1876.
hev word to cay to the Democracy
Jest afofe the nashnel convention, WITCH ID
intended ez Q admOnishn to guide EN- after
ward. AfOre this epissle reeches EN- the
Representatives NV the party in st. Lo0ii
viii hey registered their DEGREES, and W
shel hev ticket to hooray for. 90 s.1il
Wat | want EN- to understand Is, thai
that ticket, no matter wat it Is, or wa,
| platform it stands onto, must be horrayed
for, and horrsyed for with . will. There
| must be no hesitancy-nO d0ubtin'-no
holdin' back-no nonsense nv any kind
Watevsr the St. LOois convention duz, we
must indorse hartiiy and zelusly, wether it
scots US or not. .s..
/ Tilden is hard money. and We in the
West are soft money. Very good. Ef Til.
| den is nominated, hs will be nominated on
platform wich will reed 80 that it kin be
cOnstro0d either way-that is to say, hard
| or soft-ez any body chooses, wich is states
mauship.
| Allen is soft money, wich the Eastern
Dimocrisy don't believe in, but of he is
| nominated they must do ez we will do, and
swalIer him with pleasant countenance.
Their must be reciprocity in these things.
Eastern Dimocrats must remember that
postOtfices are only attainable thrO' Dino
cratic successes. and wat is hard or soft
| money compared to otfices!' am willin' to
| take my salary in either kind, 80 long ez
either kind will pay for likker.
On either platform, down here in Ken
lucky, and in the West and South ginerslly,
We shell swear it is soft money, and 90 in
to win. In the East the Dimocrisy will
swear it is hard money, and likewise go in
to win. And the two seckshuns won't hev
any trubble with each other about it,
either. Yoor troo Dimocrat, like the de-
vout Catholic, accepts the Interpretation
that his leader puts into his articles by
faith-that is, SIGH Nv EN- ez reed at all
and don't allow no doubts to stflict him.
We kin depend onto EN-, sure, and thank
Hevin there is enuff Nv en- to carry the
next eleckshun. no matter who ie nomi-
mated, or wat platform he is put onto.
We kin depend with unerrin certenty on.
to these classes:
The ardent trends nv the eggsiled Tweed
and Connolly. with their remainin trends,
Oakley Hall and SIGH, who are sffiictid ct
the corrupshens that have cropped out in
the government. and who are clamorin for
purity and reform"
The Catholic Church ez q undivided
whole, wat wants to divide the skool funds,
and hev itself recognized ez the State re-
ligion.
3 The doggery keepers in Moo York. with
but excepsnun. ..c--.,. r; AZ
lyself who, hez bin eetiu The husks AZ
private lis for eight long weary years, ever
6dhce Grant turned, me 0ut NV the posGof6A
.whien he'd adorned undac the lamented
George Washington Basccm, to whom p
owe .ikker bill, The Dimensions whereof
frightens hips and would friRhten me ef /,
ever intended I'd. pay it by hard work.
y All tho cOntdin citizens Nv the Corners
which ~ kHsd me credit for board ana
Clothes lssTT xqI, - Il e.: ess.glt
! All the citizens Nv the Corners which hev
missed things from Their close-lines and
found EN- inscroOtably in my posseshun,
and wich fondly dreem that eft he'd an
Oils l would pay for such things wen
wanted EN-.
All these classes are dyin to hev reform
in the government thro' q Dimocratic vic
tory.
John Morrissey, who sez that for the pur.
poses Nv faro he wood rather hev one win.
ter Nv Dimocratio. Congress than four
yeers Nv Republican administration.
Issaker Gavitt, Deekin Pogram, Colonel
McPelter, and SIGH, who are wiliin' to be
collectors Nv revenOO, gaugers, &c., wich
they can't get Nv frankie administrator
SIGH ez Heyes wood be.
The COnfederit officers wich still believes
that the South is entitled to the control Nv
the government, ez it yo0sed to be in the |
palmy days under BOOkannOn. l
Them in the South ez lost property doorin !
the late onpleasantness, and likewise Their |
niggers, for wich Q frankie government |
hez never paid EN- Q cent.
The skores nv patriotic Dimokrats in |
every county which hev bin kept out nv op.
portunities to serve their country, in vari- |
Gus offishl posishens, for sixteen yeers.
The Republikins wich wsntid posishens, |
witch, OWN to the perversenis Nv their fell |
low Republicans in the matter NV conf /
dence, they never got, and who, materially, |
come to Us.
1t seems to me that this army ought to be
invincible. 1t isn't possible that it kin be
beeten, eff proper PRECEDENCE is yoosed in
it. All that we want is . candl-
date who hez never yet bin in the peniten-
shary, on platform 80 wOrded ez to take
with US the few DEMOCRATS who, from some
defect in their nacher, don't want no offs,
and who still act0Oally believe In the party.
With them wa kin sweep the platter. Their
Amt no doubt about it.
A great many Republicans are dissatis-
men which reed nv judgin for themselves,
and sbyin' of unless everything goes ex-
lctly to SCOT EN-. They pride themselves on
'ein' independent and will either vote for
Is, which they hate, to show their indie.
'endence, or won't vote at all, which ia Q
lalf vote for IA. There are Thousands NV
IN, and we kin git their Votes jist wunst.
hey never do it q second time, but it SO
happens that this lie Just the time We want
m.
Their amt no reason why evry Dimocrat
rich eupportid the party from Bookannon's
ay, all the way tbro the war, and stood by
be South afterw shooden't stand by it
ow. It's the same party; it's made up Nv