The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-07
nAsBY.
me-. S,.by makes q Pathetic appeal q
the Democracy Of The North.
'Vu = september 81, 1850.

INC democracy OF the North.
CosFEDRIY x ROADS,
witch is in the State n Nv Re; Kentucky,
N'7' September q, 1880.
Efthe Dimocrisy Nv the North Good OF
!, Ily realize the condishn the Dimoctlsy u
the South is in. they wood put onthe
srmor, and never lay it of tilthe last yot
wuz polled.H ~
The condishn Nv thesouth is pitiAbIs ii
the egsstreme, and onless immeiit relee
| is extended nobody kin be miserable 10
the consciousness. sei.
The mountins is full Nv distillers, wici
\ is bein huntid by q frankie government
The rites Nv the citizens Nv the South Z
manufakter ther corn into whisky, ane
sell that whisky without payin any tai
onto 1t, Is dispooted. Fedrel reyenoe
agents, backed up by armed men, 10
scourin the mountins, and when Q moon
sinner Ia caught, his likker Is conhskatedi
and his still destroyed. II wood be soothin
ef the likker wuZ brot down TO the Villages
and distribbitid to the citizens, but It 4
not. The beds nv the harls are crooelly
stove in, and the preshus tlooid 10 drank
by the non.appreciative earth, wich hez
no bowels that need It.
Over $1,000 gallons hev bin thus dis.
troyed within ten miles Nv the Corners
this year. Think nv the Dimocrats that
this likker woed hev madal Think Nv the
comfort that likker wood hey bin TO me
and Deekin Pogram! ~
But 1t is lost forever. p ~.
We want a Congris that wi keep the
tax on likker, butwe want President and
q Treasury Department that will not coll
lect the tax in the South. FL the tax wuz
removed the North would undersell ns,
and destroy this revenoo, but BY making
the North pay the tax and hevin reyenoo
officers that wood not collect in the South,
this industry Good be maintained.
We want the tax on terbaGco repealed
entirely, ceptin on SIGH varieties ez they
raise In the North. Our Northern friends
must remember that the heaviest tax we
pay Is on terbacco, and 1t bears heavily
onto our people. The impoverished South
needs q heap Nv nussln, jist now, and this
would be help for US, only sekkon 70 q
proper arrangement Nv the likker interest.
Then we must hev the offises. The Di-
mocrisy nv the South lost their laber when
the ieend aud goriler, Linkia, emansipa-
lid the niggers, and the Southern gentle
man is altogether too hawty to perform
manyooel laber hisself. Next TO Twin of
nv niger laber, he is adaptid to holdin.
light and easy otiises, where the laber isn't
too betty, and the pay 10 ample. The Off
ses Is all in the hands Nv the Radikels
now, and We langish. All our interests
langish. Not bein Postmaster, ] hev no
money to spend at Bascom's, and he
mourns. Not bein collector, Mr.. Pelter hez
blu obliged TO put mortgage on his farm
in favor nv Bascom, which Bascom' does
not want, ez he hez to pay cash for likker
in'Looisville.
We want these places ourselves, and
must hey EN-.
Then we want to be shoor nv bein free
from any interference with our system nv
laber. Weperpose to hev the Niger back
to his normal condishon In some shape or
another, WITCH we kin never do 30 long ez
ablishnists are at the he'd Nv things in
Washington. and the Government Is con-
trolled by Radikei Congris.
II amt pessary for me TO refer TO the
payment Nv our clames for losses durin
the war, and the penshunin nv our Con.
fedrit heroes. That Ia the very frstthing
TO be done, for wat the South needs is cap
title.
We hev now claims before Congris
wich amounts to several billions, and We
must hev Congris witch will pay them
clames, and President wich won't veto
the bills. We are sulerin for this money.
Deekin Pogram hey clame in for hun
dred mules that Morgan ceezed and the
poor old man, on the verge Nv the grave.
wants the money. hev clame in for q
penshun for servis in the Looizeaner Peli.
kins, and / want tito smooth my pathway
TO the toom. n
We shan't be hard upon the Govern.
ment. We shell want part Nv 1t cash
down, and the balance in bonds. To
make the down payment the Govern
lment kin ishoo greenbax, WITCH by increes.
in the yollum Of the currency wood slim.
oolate trade, and the bonds mite run fur
ever ell interest WIZ promptly paid. Yoo
see We are reasonable. We don't wish to
embarrass nobody. MOI
Pay these clames, penshun our sojers,
and give us SIGH .appropriashuus eE we
want and the South will be loyal to the
governr emit so long ez it hez government
bond left Is IL likely we'd ever rebel agin
q government on the interest Nv whose
debt we WIZ Twin, and which We con.
trolled2 There Is but one way Nv soothin
the Southern hart and pacifyin the South.
ern soul.
Dimtkrats OF the North, to you we ap.
pele. You see the fix we are In, II q
Southern planter Good go to work like
Northern farmer 1t wood be diffrent. We
mite then rekooperate ourselves. But 1t
can't be did. We are q proud, goverin,
roolin race, and must be cared for ez SIGH.
It wuz the North that took away our mig
gers, and the North must take ther place.
The South holds out its hands too 700,
See that we are not disappointed agin.
PETROLEUM v. NAsnY,
v (Manager for Hancock
P. S.-Bascom hez jist returned from
Inieany, where he went to see the Dime.
kratic State Committee TO see ef he
cooden't indeose EN- to send some money
into Kentucky. English sternly reioosed,
but said he shood pay sich Kentuckians
ez come over TO Injeany TO vote literally
and even generously. Bascom don't like
Il. What good Is Dimocrisy to him, he
sea, efthey don't send money TO where he
ID He seq he can't 90. over to 1pjeany
aud start bar. He wooden't vote for
Epglish efhe Good help It.
woo., than hankrrntnv Ia constitn-