The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-05


i,Ion Ot SlcSSrE. COnOVer and
Patterson by the DenlOcTatS.l
CoSfgDRlT \ ROADS, 1
Wruu IN THE STATE OF KENTUCKY,
Nov, %, 1877.
rtrovdiL-l hev II. During the
,ryJre.rv years that the Dimocrisy hev
% soS under Radikel rule, l hev bin
.,t,in that the day would come when we
,tooId hry our own agin, and wunst more
rnt,ole the destinles and the post ofiiSes
d lhngreat republic.
never did live for one day, nor never
dj make base calkilashuns on the events
~ .sineIe year. The philosopher hez
b 20 to thebotlom nv things and reason
from colto elect.
The Dimocratic party hez the rum mills,
Iti,h and the Cross.RoAds. Everything
ia,ociety and poprIashun that gravitates
downward, comes to us ist ez materially
:, Iron films comes to n lnagnit. II is q
hEuy nacher that like attracks like.
SAT '.loon in the strictest Moo Eng and
DVn and The few Dimocratic voters will
6uIItout in week, aud from that time
tbaIr raucn.se will be held in the back
room, anil ei the 'sloonkeeper isindus.
pioasthe party will be reinforced by all
he men wlch wood like to be dissipated
ID The visinity.
Nyiath wuz based on this law nv ma.
cher
The Dimocrisy bein in minority becoz
" the presshur NV the war, il KEEP the
drift wood in the Repnblikin camp.
Bat when that pre5Sher wuE removed,
indIhs Independent Repubiikins COM
neaCed to split up on other questions
Aal reconslruckshun and SIGH, and the
Dinocu.y tAkin advantage Nv these dis
Rnihuns began to kerry this deestrik
li that deestrik, ontil they he'd the
House, and this Senator and that Senator
ill Ihey WIZ within two votes Nv n ma.
pity in that body, | knOwd what would
cone.
lLhtz come.
ConOver aud Patterson hev come over
hn. ConOver and Patterson hey cast
IA their lola with us, and hentzforth and
bnVer wall be found battlin for purity
lul reform, in the Dimecratic ranks.
III an acquisition.
Paterson il threatened, ii is troo, with
n Penitentiary, but wat Nv that?
Whenever a Republlkin puts hisselt in
lager Of the Penitenshary, he jist be-
IstO be fit for the Dimocrisy.
ARepublikIns bein in danger NV the
PailsnshAry, shows that he hez bin con-
esp!atin changein hiHpOlitical atlilia,
dta', andheI bin prepRrin Tor it.
WelkOm, Patterson and Conover!
WelkOul! last reCroots to the army NV
MORN.
j see the end. The House is ours, the
Ssnit is ours, and the yOoserper stands
alone. lie hsz in hiz yooserpin hands the
symbol Nv power, but tits harmless ez q
iNorl Nv hath. We hcv him aud the par
IVich forced him onto uS. FL the Di'
nocrl'y hev any sense the pOstotlices Is
oun in 1850,
Thank hevin that Our enemieais made
ap nV men with opinions, and thank hev-
. they pride themselves ontoit. Thank
lsvin Ihstthey differ 40 ez to the way to dc
that they pervent themselves from
doin il at all. While they are a Gghtin
'Tst how the game abel be played, we heV
lulOf with the stakes. It is delightful
70 BlOn 10 party whose only principle
hPastOffs.
Wlrs so near the control Nv the GUY
.rnueRt, that the drift wood will either
tone 10 us. or remain neutrel, and that
tflIvOol We kin manage better than tue
&Pablikins did. We mint bigoted or
leflikler; welkom Patterson and Como
rsl. The Ablishnists held to these mer
Ihsu they didn't need 'em-now thai
ls'! do need 'em, they come to us
FOtchoOn smiles onto US. Patteraon's
Vote counts jiSte1 much ez Thurman's,
ind We shell hold him in his sect.
When look at Patterson, am con-
tnt that the worse Use you kin put q
han 10 Ia 10 send him TO tile penelensha'
= Better keep him in the SENT to make
lpIuocralic majority.
am impatient for 1880 to arrive
llHe moves too slowly for me.
There's life about TO beam,
There's ipunt about u stream.
Wait alltllt lOngcr."
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