The news and herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1876-1881, 1877-01-18
BILL ARP ON THE SITUATION.
From the Louisville Couricr-Journal.

You must excuse me, but it is i'm
possible to suppress myscl
altogether at this time. I feel lik
Il little CROWN will open tho pore
and help Tho digestion, and do M
good generally. And didn't W,
lick en-; and did YOU say his nam,
was Hayes? And is he the MAJ
who said he didn't mind it himscT
but his heart blcd for the poor
mgScr' Priests and Lcvitcs o
Jericho how much will no blcct
his pocket ? Why, bless your soul
the niGgcr is free. He can go t(
OHIO if he wants to. We havcn't
got en- pcmncd up. If Hayes, on
whatever his name is, will call EN-
they'll come, Amt it curious these
darkics don't go to their friends
Amt it curious their friends don't
come down to soc them if they arc
SO c"crlasiin' sorry! Maybe they
arc intnnilatcd. The truth is, Mr..
N"ttcrSon, them Radicals givo the
ni&gcr suffrage to humble us and
o"t-voto lis, but they mover counted
on it givin us 80 more votes in
maxim II President. The niggcr
voted for Hayes, if that's his name,
and elected Mr. Tillen. Hurray
Tor the niG&cr, Next thing yol,
hear Of these Radicals will bp tryin'
to take away his vote, or COLOMBO
him i'll some flnrin land.
But it's too lntc-thc dog is
dead. They may talk about intimi-
cation, about countin' out and
ioldin' on, but it can't DO did.
hnavts don't take Kings in this
Same. They stocked the cards and
had the shuttle and deal, and we won
1T, and the STAKE" We arc bound to
have. Well fight on il, sur. Yes,
sur; il tho wolHt comes to the
worst we'll whip 'cm ngin. Two
hundred and fifty thousand majority
has settled this question. AS Gen,
cral Gordon said "Stmd up, my
countrymcn, stand up; don't wilt
nor wit!lor; we have met the enemy
and they arc oul ls-that is if VIC can
keep 'cm. / know they arc rs
Hiickcry as GELS, but we must hold
en-. The life Of the nation depends
on it. Liberty and free speech and
h"bcuS corpus aro all in peril.
-Four more years Of Radical rulo and
this country will be rs lifeless as an
Egyptian mummy. They must not
be allowed to steer the old ship any
longer. lis agins natur. Its agin
the law Of Moses, and Revelation,
and the Shorter Catcchism, and tho
long meter doXology. My wife says
If Tho fight must come, tho women
Ought TO take II hand this time, and
she is ready to tnro hair with old
mother Hayes, if that's her name,
or any other woman whois mourmin
for the niSgcr.
MIR. Wattcrson, sur, we have pa-
tlcntly bidcd our time. We saw this
glorious event Il comm. If it
wasn't TIA star in the EA:t, it was Il
roarin bolealiS IN the North, We
knowcI there wns Justice and
generosity in the bosoms of North.
crn Democrats. For II long time
we've been iistanin' to the rumblin'
thunder Of their Indignation. Iiyor
and anon it has vibrutcd upon tho
air like the shake Of II young earth
quake, and we've lived in hopo and
d~Iied despair until Mt last the
pcnt-np storm came down upon en-
like an Alpine avalanche, or u
SIMEON in the desert, or u typhoon
OF the tropics, or u cyclone Of tho
raging seas. Oh! it was terrible,
terrible ! Excuse mo for GROWN
eloquent, if you please, for it seems
to me- still hear the mighty voices
OF three millions Of honest Demo-
Gratis .cxclmnin' with trumpet
tongues, 'Gct out Of these Augoan
stables and let us turn tho Potomuc
in. Tho stencil fyonrcorr,,ption has
oversprcad the lnnl Yo hayo made
the rich richcrand tho poor poorer.
Yo have smothcrcd honesty, garotcd
industry and sown discord among
kindred. Ye have put your South
ern brethren in apt and dyed their
SHIRTS in pokebolry juice, and called
it blood to deceive the people, but
like Joseph Of old, they will yet be
put in power and save tho land from
ruin and destruction. Josephs
brethren rcpentcd in tears and sor-
row, but yo will not repent, They
did not steal his silver cup, but ye
will stcnl and carry away in your
carpct-bags not only tho cup, but
the saucors and the spoons.
Why sur, the first official adyer-
tisomcnt Mr.. Tilden will put in tho
Washington papers will be fixin' q
day of thanksgivin, and callin' for
sealed proposals for a pcnitentiary
big enough to accommodate 10000
Radical thieves who havo stolen a
thousand million of dollars from tho
national treasury,
Mr. Wattorson, sur, Uncle Sammy
Tildcn is agoin to take his seat in
that cheer-if he lives. There's
doubts about hemp of things in
this subloonary world, but thcre
amt no doubt about that, Lot EN-
riD 0nI roor onl oncrt on1 oono,t