The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-11
OkOIOnR,

okolOna tSIIss, Southern States DEM
Sambo is no longer factor in Southern
politics.
The bloody chasm between the North
and South yawns wider and wider.
Now, then, let the Confederate Briga-
diers make grand charge all along the
line, when they go back to Congress, this
winter.
Mississippinullifes your accursed Myth
and NNth Amendments.
Help yourselves il you can you Christ
less Slalwarts.
The United States Marshal who takes it
upon himself to play pimp for the Gen.
eral Government in 1880 will be treated
with distinguished disrespect.
The iack.leg Journalists Of Ydnkeedoo-
dleism have come 10 the conclusion that
the Okolona States isn't in Radical pay
now that Robert Toombs has spoken.
The Myth and XVIII Amendments are
dead letters in the South,
Why, then, should they longer disgrace
the statute books?
Away with them!
States are sovereign
They can seCede,-
They can uullify;
And the Democrats will cram these tran
scendent truths down your Shiny throats
at the point OF the bayonet whenever you
attempt TO officially proclaim that Con-
federate Union is Nation.
The General Government will see to II that the
Election laws enforced TO the very letter In $780,
I-ET.
And the Solid South will see to it that
your United States Marshals and soldiers
are kept at respectful distance from the
polls.
II the General Government dares 10 tri-
tle or tamper with our ballot boxes, it will
be defied.
Its agents will be arrested,
And it will be taught that it itsn't Ma
tion with big n, without further parley
or postponement.
Mind that, you Yankee mudsills!
The South Is siCk-sICH -StCk-Of Cud-
ding and posseting the Yankees.
She sees, and feels, and knows, that the
irrepressible conflict between the two sec.
tons is eternal,
And she will act accordingly.
She will fortiIy her State Governments.
liberty Ond law.
The Puritans may have "A King il they
like;
But, il he usurps asingle privilege, iunc
ton, or power OF the old Confederate
Commonwealth, HE WILL DIE THE
DEATH!
A more natural feeling toward the man [GIant
from q SnuthGrnei's heart would he the words o.
Robert Tombs, when he teltgsaphed to Chicago
"HO fought for his side and won, fought To-
and lost D but an ready 70 ~ i again
expression Of the sentiments Of the South toEArl
Grant rs eOu!d be had, though not given In dpo
matte Language. Mott Of the reconStructioR In th
South Isn't more than skin deep, and the presenta
tlOn Of Grants name would RbrAde the Skln in man
placcs.-CinriRndt inquirer,
4 Just what the Okolona States has beer
, telling, and telling, and telling you. sir!
, And Just what you and your troop 0
bastard Democrats have been denying
with ilutter and splitter that made yoI
: tho laughing stock OF all creation.
!. You have been trying to teach tn
North that the South is in love with thi
Atrocious,
Infamous,
Abominable,
, Political prostitute OF the Union;
You have been trying to teach tn
North that the South is resigned TO reco1
struction; and now by an honest confess
ion, you stand SELF-convicted OF havin
Wantonly,
Willfully, and
Maliciously
sought to deceive the public, by denoun
ing usas falsiiying the tacts, when We wei
teaching them the very truths that yo
= have been finally forced TO own and ute
We are content;
Our yindicaton has come;
: Our victory Is complete.