The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-16
MASSEY.
Mr.. Nasty Has some Notions, which he
Wishes 10 Air, Concerning the Position
OF the North and EOuth. aa 4
CoNFEDRIT Y Ro&Ds,
(Which is in the State Of Kentucky
OctOber3. 1870

CoNFEDRIr X Ro&Ds,
(Which is in the State Of Kentucky
October 8, 1870,
The sines Nv the times is ugin US. Di-
moCrisy hex bin througha great deal sence
I hey bin ornament to that organiza-
shun, but it wuz never in such a cussid
condishn ez now. And yit it nevers stood
on SIGH a firm foundashen, and never he'd
so many claims upon the people ez it hez
now, It never, wuz SO secoorly ankered,
and at no time in its histry ought it to hev
fuller swing, and be gloriGed.
Think Nv it. The South, which is the
DimoCrisy, Is all safe back into the Yoon-
yun. We didn't want 10 come back, for
we he'd set up a concern Nv our own. The
Northern Dimocrisy acknowledged the
iustis nv our goin out, and assisted US to
go all they Good. Sum Of en- did actooally
shoulder muskits to help US, and them
WITCH didn't 60 theirselVes did us more
good by stayin at home and keepin up a
fire in the rear, witch wuz better, ez them
fellows woodent hey bin wuth q cuss e.
soljers anyhow. At that time the Dimoc.
risy NV the South controlled the Dino.
cratic party, and wuz the party in TACT.
OWN to the Perversity NV the North, we
didn't out. We wuz whipped back, and
our plans came to naught. Wat then? We
consentid to take our old place ez States in
the Yoonyun, and Consistently. our old
posishen in the DimoGratic party. Ez be.
fore the war, we are the DimoCratic party;
and tie Northern Dimocrisy is, ez before,
merely auxiliary 10 u.s. The Dimocrisy Nv
the North shood realize the fact thai its
place is to do our biddin, and obey US in
all things, humbly, and with the respect
that they owe superior race. -
Wat We insist upon is, that the North.
ern Dimocrisy throw off all disguise, set
aside all nonsense, and come out maniully
and indorse these proposishens;
l, That the war betn over and the
South .beih restored to It's old posishen,
everything must be sot back jist where il
wuz at the commencement Nv tho unfor-
tunit difference. -.
9. That, inasmuch ez the South is hack
agin and the hull bizness is settled, the
Southern solier must stand on the same
tootiR with the Northern solier, only A
little more so, eE the Southern solier has
not the cpnSolashen Nv victory to brace
up onto. Wat l mean is, that, while we
admit both sides wuz rite 1--WE don't be.
lieve 1t thol, the late war sbel be countid
eznothin, and all soliers witch fought, no
matter under which flag, shel be countid
ez solers NV our common kentry, and be
treatid precisely alike. ......, :, -
3. This bein ADMITTED, Nv course the
Southern soljer must be penshuned the
same ez the Northern solier. Ez l led be.
lore, hevin to bear the ignominy Nv defect
the Southern sOljer shood hev a bigger
penshun; but We are magnanimus. and
will be satisfied with the same.
l. lnasmuch ez, when man furnished
supplies to the Federal army, be wuz paid
for It, the man witch iurnisLt supplies IN
the Contededrit army shood DO paid like.
wise, now that We are reconCiled, Like.
wise, ez!, when q mans property wuz DIES.
troyed by the Coniedrit armies, he VIM
paid for 1t, so the property distroyed nv
Fedrel armies shood be paid for, down 10
the last fence-rail and sweet.potato. F.
most Nv the property destroyed wuz Com
fedrit, we hev rather the bulge on the
North In this item. We Nv tho Gross.
Roads is interested In this, for John Mnr.
gan's command raidid thro here a dozen
times and lett deyastashen in their track,
de lett nary chicken, mule, or. bari NV
whisky behind him. That old saint Deck.
en- Pogram, must hev his pathway 10 the
tomb smoythed by payment for his lone
mule, or Their is no jestisin man.
B. Wewant a peace that shall be eternal
Wewant ollVe branches and money. We
Nv the South will extend the olive
branches, and yoo nv theNorth must OK.
tend the money. We hev olive branches
by the cord and no money, and vice verso,
with means tother ways, 5lE d ri y
Q. The Government Is 10 be- n naternol
one for the purpose Nv pawn these clamsS
and bildin our raleroads and shin cSnaIs
but fur nuthin else, II is A Nashen tHs
that, and q Confederation Nv Sovrin
States for everything else. By comm
back into the foonyun We did not pive
up our rlte to secede whenever wa want
to, and 1t would DO Crooel 10 ask ma W.
wuz overpoweied, but broot forse dow
change eternal prinsiple, This mnSt 6e
understood, and tho bimocrisy nv tS So
North must put It into all their plaIior,n.
immejik. - - 's'' ~ F.'' 'aLl'
out interference from any sorrce Wa W.
shel not probably redoose en- again 10 finer
normal condishen Nv seryitood, and a. n
matter Nv form, we rewillin theyshnod
vote, peryided alluG they vote with ns,
That Is essenshel to the con tinyood mos.
perity Of the South; and, ez the'whites NV
the South Is oil that kin be considered, We
must insist upon this. The whites Nv the