Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-18

Mobile "Register:-o the stalwart
newspapers the Cincinnati Commercial
was undoubtedly one of the fiercest
and most vindictive during the progress
OF the presidential campaign, yet in
Thursdays issue we find an article 6ll-
ing column after column in which
strenuous bid is made for southern trade.
In the head lines the whilom radical
editor speaks with the most natural air
of.the south and her Cincinnati friends
Yes; these Cincinnati trends" are the
gentlemen who denounced southern
people as bulldozers. Parvenus them
selves who can't spell baker they hab-
i,ually speak of the southern people as
iliterate. Engaged in hog specu'ations
during the war they can see no patriot
ism or love of country, no bravery or
sell sacrifice. in the "southern briga-
dier.'' They turn up their noses with
affected contempt at southern men and
women whose equals in culture and re-
be, and while they damn them one day
they sue tor their trade the next. They
hate the people. but they love their mon
ey % this Cincinnati breed OF ''friends" is
a fine one. 1t doesn't quite grunt to
express its thoughts, but it can get low
or down in the miro of politics than any
hog it ever slew and then asked some
southern man to buy. Field Marshal
Murat Halstead is not the only porker.
by many, that deserves to be remem.
bsred by southern people.
Mobile Register:-"We think the
people of the west who have been told
that the south is worth very little to the
clusion il our sections would go to rails.
ing hogs at home instead of buying
mea. from western cities. The Cincin-
natl Enquirer says: 'Were it not fer
The immense consumption OF hog pro-
ducts in the south, hogs, instead OF
selling in this market at from 81 so to
81 10, would hardly bring SS 90 per
hundred pounds. and prices of the sev-
eraI products would be reduced In the
same proportion" =" Yes; and the very
houses winch send their missionaries
down south to sell fitch and write back
lies about the southern people would
see you politically damned il they could
or, which Is the same thing, remand
cd back to republican barbarism Of gov
ernment, when bonds were veted by
tho million, and when bar rooms were
run in the legislative halls, and houses OF
prostitution were supported out Of state
funds. II the south don't raise its
own meat and bread, manufacture
its own cotton and implements, and
take means to secure such immigration
as needs through its own ports. ito
speak of 1t collectively-is an egregious
ass.
When MIR. Hayes was hiding behind
the Rocky Mountains, during the can
vass, he ought to have materialized
J part OF his recent message. and had it
} pasted on the doors OF the departments
! at Washington alongside OF the machine
bosses assessment notices. We lmag-
me we hear them as they read it,
, "D-n Hayes. Who is he anyhow !?
He's nothing but a fraud. We know
how to run the republican party" And
it seems, for q fact, that they better un-
stand its moral caliber than dses the
, president pretend to know. While Nr,
. Hayes was dreaming about supositltious
+ frauds in the south, they were cooking
: up the frauds and raising the money to
j put them through, which secured to
them Indiana and New York. Pharisee
S Hayes ought to be ashamed of himself
p We find this paragraph in republi-
can paper:-"Speaksr Rsndallis report
cd as saying that he will push business
as much as possible, SO as to avoid the
!, necessity for an extra session. This
), kind Of talk ace haUe heard before"
You have; and it was honestly and can.
e didly spoken. We do not indorse all ol
:, Sam. RandalPs views, but he has alwayi
been an earnest economist OF the time
g and money OF the people. 1t is your
little adders, your hate-bearing, sting
J., lug. misunderstanding maggots lik.
, Conger, Kleter & Co. that prevent worl
by their flibustering and dilatory me
IL tions. They are at 1t already.
4 At Belman's Church a small village
q in Pennsylvania two ministers Of tn,
# gospel Sweizig aud Appel led factions
p which fought two or three bloody is
L Ia.