Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1879-10-30
NASBE.
BEr. NasbY Has Heard from Ohio. and
Appeals in His Distress TO General
Butter, of IIassachusetus.

CONFEDRIT y ROADS,
(Wich is in the State NV Kentucky
October 10, 1879.
Ohio heZ gone distracted. Instead NV |
electin Ewin, and maxim soft money Sc |
cOor, that cussid Foster hez kerrid the !
State by a majority which we he'd no idee
NV, and to make the matter wuss, the
Legislacher hez gone agin us, and the re-
turn NV that saint, Thurman, is one NV
the things that amt to be thot NV. Ohio
is gone, and wat we depended onto IS
gone also. We hoped to bring Ohio into
the ranks eZ a soft money infiashen State,
to help the COnfedTit CROSSROADS to get
/ into prosperity wich it hez so long de-
sired. But Ohio is gone. Ewin, the
| champion of soft money and the embodi-
ment NV the idee that all 700 hev to do to
make money is to printit, is berried under
/ a majority NV suthin like forty thousand,
/ and the Greenback party is faded into
nothin where we expected Il great deel
| from it. Sich is life WheF we eXpeck
| the most we get the least, and help comes
oftenest from where we don't eNpeck
nuthin.
We uy Kentucky hev but one hope now.
That hope is General Butler, of Massy-
chOOsits. Eff he kin git that State to elect
him on the inflashen tikket, we kin git
enuff holt on the public TO make some
headway for another campane.
Butler has suthin to go on, which he
wuz all good, and the people wuz pros
porous. Their wuZ no frost to kill the
corn. and ther WIZ no murrin among the
cattle. But in MassychOOsits Jher heZ
bin lots of defalcashens, and cOnsekent
distress. Butler will make the most NV
this Every CASHIER that heZ stole the
money NV his cOrpOTashen, and got away
with the plunder, will be charged up to
the Republican party, and Benjamin will
charge it all to John Sherman and the
present pOlisy.
Either is a few more defalcashens in
Fall River, 1 feel tOlerably shOOr that
Butler will be electid. Down here in the
Corners we prayed for a frost that wood
kill the corn in OhiO-we never go to
sleep now without prayin for more de-
falcashens in MASSACHUSETTS,. DimOcrisy
kin hope for nOthiu Onless ther is distress.
Prosperity and Democrisy don't hitch at
all. Wat we want is suthin solid in the
way NV distress that will make people
7 clamOr for Il change.
The eyes NV Kentucky is onto Butler
3 To Butler, the aggreSssyely wicked man
in the nashen. Kentucky looks appealing
: ly. The great Butler is maxim the only
4 greenback lite that is worthy nv the name
= and maxim that fite in the very face uV
I the blOtid bOnd-hOlders NV NeO England
8 wiCh is piZen. We NV the CROSSROADS
I hev forgiven Butler. We are magnani
: mus. We heV forgotten that he ever
y uf9Weu MS SWORD a9Ill the NOnIeUeracy
1 $50 fur eZ etfecks went we hevn't mucT
: to forgive, wich makes the task easy.
A We heV forgiven him for his broOtally il
4 freein our niggers, and we forgive hin
. for WateVeT aid he WuZ to the Radikel
o at the various times he hez actid with EN-
Z Inesmuch eZ he alluz did EN- more harm
= than good, we overlook all that and TAX
q him to our buZZum.
For General Butler is doom the WOrl
that the Corners most need. Butler is tn
: champion NV infiashen, and the only maj
j left wich is actilly maxim a serious fife il
favor NV Oulimitid greenbax.
e, General Butler must be to us, in thi
b day and generashun, wat the niggers WI
I5 afore the war. He must take the plac
~ NV them niggers, and furnish funds. TIL
f7 Cross Roads holds out its hands to Butle
and demands NV him releef.
GreenbaX we must have. We wan
40 enuff NV 'em to slackwater Secession Run
69 to make it navigable in the winter, an
M to provide for pumpin wells on its bank
to make it naVigable in the summer. w
want a custOm-hOu and pOst-Offis here
90 just ishOO the greenbax, and we will st
81 jest ways enuff to set 'em into cirkelashur
81 Go on, Butler, and kerry MassychOOsit!
The eyes nv the South is onto yOO. Sit
tin in BascOm's, without the price NV tn
81 most modest quencher, we pray for voc
Y success. The entire South is pTayin' fO
81 yOOr success.
PETROLEUM V. NAsBY,
Greenbacker.