The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-10-24
Ghp1ntelilQeutrr.
NlHBY.
Mr. NnSby Assists In the ohio FL.
pctlOu-IIOW lie Got Into the
Labor Movement. aud What
the iEesnlt Was.
CoNPEDRIT y ROADS,

Oct.lj, 1877.
A, the rskest Of the giIelis Richard
Bishop, wich people supposed didn't
know how to run campine, came to
Toledo, Ohio, to assist in gitiin together
the DimocraIic strength, and asshurin
the triumph nv that Dimoc'i.y Uv wich,
so fur, hev bin ardent supporter.
And may say, in parenths.i', that Dim.
Ocrisy hel no advantage over me in that
re'peck, for et | hey bin a support to
Dimocrisy, Dimocrasy hel bin support
to me.
The elec,hun day passed oil, and every
man did his doOty. The result will glad.
den the heart Of the Corners. We have
elected our Governor, and We hev Sc.
cOOred msjority NV the Legislicher,
wich gives u, smother Senator. HalleioO.
"!
But the result! uy the elecshun in the
county va. astonisher wich hevn't
bin able to account for yit. The work.
ingmsn Of the county he'd organized, for
the purpus Nv betterin iher condishun.
sum Nv em, wich RELY DO work, hey he'd
rulher 4 close time, and hev bin groanin
over Iher trouble', but thPr are sum
thousands wich DONE never work at all,
and lo! Of lawyers and doctors, and
-ch like labrin men, witch RlluE do the
most healthy groanin on sieh oEkash-
en'.
In the interest nv the Dimecra;ik can.
liIles, urged the labriu InSn along all
Good, for ninetenths Nv theta wich does
work, and which, e2 iggered it, wood
he troo 10 the movement blongs To the
RIidikel-, materially, and We eSpectil to
hring back the Dimekralik lam' wich he'd
.lrayed into these pastors back into the
fold % the mornin Nv the elecshnn.
The day passed aud everything looked
lovely. The labrin mel wuZ out in ther
strength, and we wuE certain that we he'd
drawd enuir votes from the RCddikelsto
insure thesuccess Nv our tikkit. And
that eSenin soi down with the candid
ates, and many were the beakers that We
qulded jubilNtin over the redemshen Nv n
Republican stronghold.
retired that mite sz happy eL lord,
and uncomfortable ez man Good be wich
bed achieved victory. | slept the sleep
Nv the man wich hez discharged his dooty
And is tOIerably certain Of gettin his pay
iOr it.
The uornin sun wuE r stTeemin thrO
the winder Nv my room that blessed Wed.
nesiay mornin. | sent down for paper,
and while | was pullin on the boots the
Dimekralic Central committee he'd given
me, glanced att. | wuE anxshus to
teest my eyes on the triumph ! he'd schee-
we'd by doopin the sioopid workinmen
into running tikkit NV their own and
thrown away their votes.
Horror!
The labrin men he'd swep the county,
by majority " nearly two thousand
am man nv prompt ackshen in all
matters Nv prinsiple I may be slack in
matters PerIainin to myself. | am critni.
nelly slow in all things which concern
meerly myself. | have loitered when in.
vita.hehs to drink hey bin extended Ia
others, and hev santered, very irekenlly,
70 sloSly az not TO git in before the
change wuz made; but in public matters
where there isprinciple involved, no man
Kin be more prompt than !.
lOOkt twice TO make shoor that llIer
wuL no mistake about the ms prIties, and
that Surkin men he'd RELY Eerried the
county when started to the oth' NV the
he'll centre. There wuI no time to lose
didn't want 10 come IN al the eleventh
hour. So prompt wGE | that | went with
Wua boot on, and no hat. II wuE seven
O'Clock i. ~, and Their Nu1 no time to
lose.
enrolled myself ez a Workman I'M.
mejitl yand we'll it wuz that wuz e.
prompt ez WIZ. For within a mint
there cum 10 that otis thousand Repub.
iikRs and Dimecra,s, witch claimed the
rite 10 enroll theirselves In the noble
army Nv labrin men.
They cum from every direckshun.
Thief wuL in that throng every man
Sich he'd bin hustid for nominashen 10
either the Republican or Dimekralic
party, for ten years, and the most prom
lsin assortment Nv heretofore unknown
Oths.seekers wich ever saw. And every
hlesid man Nv EN-, without excepshun,
all commenst speech towunst, and in
EOrus, on rites NV the doWn.trodden Ia.
brin uan, and all nv em howled the came
speech.
l'aw these same men Yesterday workin'
l.lusly for the Dimecralic or Republican
tlkkets, and aiOre the eleCkshun they he'd
hin most industrusly standin OH the
corners NV the street, smokin very cheap
cigars when they he'd to buy EN- their
-rVe', and yeryexpensiye ones when they
-Gt bought by other people.
Are 700 gotu 20 take these people in!'
'hrrrked in agony. Cant 700 see that
'Ger amt olises enufF to go around?"
81" exclaimed they all feerCely, "in
The holy cFoosade agin cappytle, and for
the hurny.handid toilers, We assert Their
u oti'es enuif. Their wa about four
'houand votes, aud we, who from cir
clm'tanCes didn't git in soon eunt to
vote, will swell the number to five thouS.
and. Very good. Let the Sheriff elect
lmmtiltly appint two thousand five hun,
dred deppylies, and the Treasurer.elecs
Stand up for the rites NV the labriu man,
by sppinting two thousand i've hundred
clerks, and then keep out Nv the organi'
h'hsn the bloatid bankers, merchants
aad them q own shops and SIGH, 80 that
We kinI tax them, to pay OUT salaries. We
she'll keep out enutr capPytle to tax tC
support US. Cappytle heI he'd ii. sway
'nlAr--noW labor comes In"
And they votid to keep the polls open
I'LL nine that day, and then close EN-
Their didn't any more come, thank heyin
The party Is strong enuff to hold the city
hut, rsEciiul heyins! unless the sejestiOr
| her quoted ia actid onto, what are the,
all agoln to do? They kin elect Coun
I'll, next spring and that Council kin yotl
tppay the lAbrers $50 a day, but the,
'on'I take that. e. they all expect ofiii
"a, good will it be to offer 'em work a
SOyprNs?
'ympathils with the labrin man, jis
alore every elekshun, but | think l shell
git out Nv the orgAniIashen and 20 bacl
to Kentucky Wher Their amt any labeI
done that huFta Thsr L. to- 49,, 4.