The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-19
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Nasty.
Mr.. Nasty Utters q Protest Against Oh
"Howls" OF the Northern Republican
Press over the Prevention Of Negr
Voting In the South.
CoSFEDRiT y ROADS,
witch Is In the State Nv kentcky,
December 10, 1878.
III Iforeseetrouble.,M My prophetic sole look
Iforrerd ayearo tive. and pefceeyes acloul
Ia toomin Up in the fucher, witch BODIES u
ny the South no good. | foresee u rait
1wiclNwilhbe made onto the sutfrin South
land possibly II maybe successful. lforese,
a renewal NV the hostilities witch led to
iratricidle struggle betwixt the sexshunl
in 1851, and possibly gore.
The North Is not content with things e.
they are. The North persists in bleevir
that the rites NV the niggers In the South
hez bin VIOLATED, and that they hey bin dc
prived Nv the priviligis OF freemen
which they fortify by assertin eza fact thai
in the CROSSROADS about IS niggers WI,
killed for insistin upon yotin the Repub'
likin ticket, and that 500 wuz kept away
from the poles by force.
At least let the people Nv the North hey
the truth. Our enemies will find tina,
nothin kin be gained by misrepresenta'
sliun and false statement. l will give the
exact facts.
There 5yuz only 7ekiled,a he other three
bein merely severely woundid. One nv
the woundid may hey died sence, but Jam
not eeftin. 9UU 50 @
There wuzn't five hundred druv away
from the poles, the exact number WIZ four
hundred and n~inety-one.
II Is BY SIGH ialsehoods that the suirin
South IL bein preioodist. It is by meens
uvsich lies that Congris will be Influenced
agin givin sich appropriateness eZ we de-
sire, and payin the Southern var debt,
and p~enshunin Southern soljers. II Is by
SIGH stupenjus lies that the Radikels hope
to elect q President in 1850.
Neither will the subsidized Radikel press
give the troo reasons, or rutherthe philos-
ophy Nv our ackshen in this matter.
The fact is, We did not deny the rite Nv
the Niger to vote. No SIGH thought ever
entered our heads, We desiredcm toyote,
lWeiwenf intoIfher settlements and inn
plored EN-, ez they loved Kentucky, to
come and deposit Their ballots like freemen.
I w v IGLlluNtu IA ktAA AliaitN ~ Cbt V
the best blood Nv Kentucky in Their yanes,
that ther wuz those among en- who could
proudly point to the Bascoms, Gayitts and
Pograms ez ther ancestors. We askt EN-
to line us in an effort to ave the South
from hoomiliashen, by sendin up a clean
Dimecratic delegashun, and by SIGH ma
%jorities ez wood teech the vandal North
that the State WIZ a yoonit Iagin ther un.
holyskeems nv subjoogashen. ia
Mereminded EN- that they hedanI ekal
interest with US in %prokOorin appropria.
shuns. at is troo," We sed to elm, that
you will not hev contraH on the ship canal
or on the Custom House at the Corners,
nor will you be penshundfo servis in the
Coniedrit army, but the money will come
here, and ez you furnish all the pervishens,
We not bein fond NV lobor, it will git
around to yoo in time"
And We reminded EN- Nv a great many
more things.
II They come to the polls on our invitashen
four hundred and n~inety-one, witch wuza
majority. They come unarmed. saveBith
that weapon witch Is tirmer set and strong
Ierthanthe bayonebstbe ballot. To our
horror We diskiveiedth every last one
lof the black cusses he'd Republican tickets
and perposcd to vote emil
Nv course this woodn't do. We wantid
en- 10 exercise the rite Nv suffrage, but
they must exercise It ez We wantid EN- to.
We closed the poles immejitily, till We
Good hasten home and get our shot.guns
and revolvers. Then We opened the poles
agin and remonstratid with en- agin this
outrage. We felt that we wuz being coer-
ced into permittin a unholy Radikel ma
jority at the Corners, witch hez alluz bin
Dimecratic, and witch shel alluz be. We
Itoldsem they shood vote, but they must
vote the Dimecratic tikkit like free men.
IEfthey .feltthey coodent do thatithey he'd
better not infiame the Corners and per-
woke blood BY stayin around the poles.
One NV en- demanded the right to vote
as he pleased, when Issaker Gavitl, witch
Is materially quick, blew. the top Nv his head
off with a charge Nv buck shot. Hevin
tasted blood, a general battoo ensued In
witch ninety-two .uy EN- wuz Nlledsand
the rest took TO their heels and refoozed
10 vote. " ~
This Is all. ther wuz In the matter. Pos.
sibly there :wuz more Nv EN- killed than
wuz strikly nessary. Possibly KILN fifty,
or perhaps tMchty HtS NuVu NV
the purpis list ez well. II 80 we are sorry
and are willin to apologize to the friends
uy4the deceast. Ne! desire allnz 70
doi 1.-THE SpropertN and manly thing.
But when We are asked to permit a
Republican majority at the Corners, we
say no! and we viii say il at the muzzlc
Nv the shotgun, Of needs be, tho We
he'd ruther not. We would much perter
that the misgidid men would listen 70
reeson and come into the Dimekratic fold
by, peaceful means, but come they must,
Or suffer the consekeneesi 80
Why lookat n Without .heyin q solid
South how kin we seekoor the speshl ap.
propriashens wichwe must hev? How kin
We drive the North into the payment Nv
our debt, and the %penshunln wv our
soliers? How kin We elect the noxt Presi.
dent, and run the Government in the IN,
terest Nv the South? With divided del,
ecashun II would be impossible. Let the
North think Nv u nessessities, and we
lare shoor they will apnroyei our .askshen,
ID notkno% that this simple statement
Twill hey any etieck upon the besotted
I Northern press, but it Is all we kin do. 81
we are to be made to suffer for protectir
ourselves, then so It must be. We at leest
will die like heroes.
PETROLEUM V. Nasty,
Statesman (%Shotgun.)
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