The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-20
GARFIELD DESERTED AGAIN.
Ell Perkins Leaves The Republican Party
md Goes oyer 10 Haneock-HIs Letter
TO Ex-senator Barnum.

| 0dAOU phAOhlbt6O Vi Luo ANOlkus AAhAtSSi
believes in reconstructing the Union will
the noble Southern soldier and the Chris
tian SeCessionist on top, and with tn,
mean, sneaking Northern and Southern
Unionistand the negro soldiers on the bot
tom. Hancock believes that the G,000,0O(
noble Rebel white men who do the voting
for the sixteen States OF the solid South
ought to kick out the 10000, 900 miserable
Northern Unionists who fought to save
this wicked Nation, get on top themselves,
and raise the noble Confederate flag al
the polls which the contemplate Yankees
wouldn't let them raise at Antietam and
Gettysburg.
am for the noble Hancock because he
| is down on the Southern Unionist, because
he believes in DISTINGUISHING the freed
men OF the South, who fought against the
grand old Confederate Stars and Bars Of
their native States, and in favor OF our
miserable Union flag. am for Hancock
because the noble, patriotic Beauregard Ia
for him; because that self.sacritiClng pa
troit, Jefferson Davis, is for him; because
that noble philanthropist, Governor
Blackburn, who poisoned miserable Yam
kee women and children with yeilow-fe.
yer clothing, is for him; because the hero.
iC commanders OF Andersonville and
Libby Prison are Tor him; and because all
those grand old patroits like Robert
Toombs, the noble Hamburg Butler, and
the brave men who murdered that con-
temptible Union,lover, Judge Chisolm,
in Mississippi, are for him. l am with
Hancock because those noble Southerners
who shot down seventy discharged black
soldiers and the six base Northern plant
ers at Cousbatta are for him. am for
Hancock because every noble old slave
master Is for him, and because every low
negro soldier and every mean white Dem.
nCrat in the South and North who fought
for the cursed Yankee flag is for Garfield.
am for Hancock, not because he is a
soldier, but because the noble South can
use bis Yankee uniform as Confederate
masked battery to capture the Northern
Uni nists and catch the soldiers vote. L
am for Hancock because We can use him
az Union bait TO set the Rebel trap 10
catch the unlhoughtful War Democrat Of
the North. l am for HancoCk's Yankee
uniform, because with it we can dress up
our beautiful Rebel policy in blue uni.
'otm and fool the Yankee soldiers. am
for Hancock because, with him as q
masked battery, the brave coniederates
who surrendered at Appomattox can make
the miserable Union fools oil the Northern
States who fought all through the war
with such Yankee towards as Thomas,
and Grant, and Hooker, and Phil Sheridan,
FL say, because the noble Rebels can
make these Yankee fools go against their
own miserable North, and come down and
vote with Jubal EARLY, and Beauregard,
and BuCkner, OF the Chivalrous South,
With Hancock this noble South can make
the Northern war Democrats undo at the
polls the great victory which they helped
to win over the noble Coniederacy on the
battlefield.
am for the sixteen noble old Rebel
States, which propose to poll 1873 votes for
Hancock, because II they elect Hancock
they will dIsfranchise all the miserable
freedmen who fought against the Con.
iederate flag In Louisiana, Mississippi.
Georgia and South Carolina. am for the
sixteen Rebel States, because when once
in power they willcut Texas into five new
Rebel States, and then with ten more
Rebel Senators they will have the mud
sill Unionists OF the War under their
feet. | am for the Solid South, because
once in power they will turn out all
Union olliCials,-all Foreign Ministers,
COnsuls, Governors OF Territories, and
United States Marahals poy appointed
from among the Union Yankees OF Illinois,
Indiana and New York, aud put the
noble Secessionists OF the South in their
places.
am for Hancock and the sixteen noble
Rebel States, because IL will be great and
noble victory for us Northern men to vote
ourselves out OF power and vote the noble
Rebels in. We could then stand on the
miserable Stars.and.S Stripes, and sayi ave
Democrats of the North fought the battle
over again at the polls, and they 1.-THE six
teen Rebel S,atesj won the victory. We
voted them into power again, ha, ha! and
voted ourselves out. We could say we
fought these noble Rebels all through the
war, and, when civil victory was perched
upon our banners, we went and bravely
voted for the enemy-voted against the
North-voted against our own country.
men," Yes, my Democratic brother, we
can proudly say, when the sixteen Rebel
States take possession OF the Government
wa can proudly say, as we trail the colors
OF your regiment in the dust, i've have
turned mean Union victory into Con-
federate triumph"
| am for the sixteen States OF the Rebel
South that control the Democratic party,
because their record is good because they
gave free homesteads to Northern settlers
| IN ls58-only they didn't; and because
they saved the Territories from the with
ering curse OF slavery in 1S5s-only they
didn't. am for the Solid South and the
noble Democratic party, because 1t stood
by the government in 1851, and didn'
abandon It's sacred trust with secession In
the Senate, theft in the War Department
bankruptcy in the Treasury, anC
: treason in the tield-only they did. an
: ior Hancock and the sixteen noble Rebe
; States, because they freed ! 900, 900 slave
In 1868; because they made them CITIZEN
and gave them the noble right OF suffrage
in 1865; and because in Louisiana, wher'
there are two negroes to one white man
they allowed them TO go to the polls Xix,
ireemen and vote the Republican ticket
only they didn't.
am against Garfield because he has oh
ected to paying $500, 100000 out OF tn
Yankee Treasury to the solid, noble Con
lederates OF the South for old oottol
claims; because he would not pension tha
great soldier patriot, Jefferson Davis; be
cause be would not vote ITO reinstate tn
noble Fitx John Porter; and because
the miserable Anti.slavery Union Genors
Garfield ever becomes President, no brav
Rebel soldiers will ever receive pension
no negro soldier will ever be disfrar
chised; because with Garfield no Yanke