The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1881-04-01
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hr. Nasty IRdnIgeS i'm Some
Mournfui Reflections Ancnt
the Counting OF the Vote
which makes General
Garfield President
CoPEDRTr y RosHs,
W hich Is in the State nv KcntukyJ
February 10, ISL

February 10, ISL
The deed ia dun and the Dcmocrisv +
SquelclIt. did not hey much hopes.
but Ibid rulher expeck that Their WOO
be some kind Nv a fracus raised whicl
wood delay the countiu Nv the vote, and
that possibly, some Informally wood
occur which wood testify us in declarir
Hancock doOly clcciid, and Of we didn't
sect him, wood give us a cggscoose for
another four years, and give tlIe Dino
Gratis sqthiu TO stand on.
he'd a hope that our DimOcratic
members wood find some way TO raise
a rumpus, aud derange the bizncss NV
TIC kenlry, so that We Good pint TO the
Rcpublikin members rs ObstructiOnis,s
and disturbcrs. ! he'd a hope that con-
fdensc mite be destroyed, and hell
raised in some way, tia. in the general
arrangement the Dinocrisy miic hey
some sort of Il show, and that f%Dllerin
the rumpus, hard times mite cnSoo,
hard enuif times TO give us a possibility
NV electin Il JcstiS NV the Peese in a
Northern State.
But lhat drccm is over. Our Dime
kratic members submitted to the will
NV the Republicans rs metklv cz lambs.
They didn't howl about the CunSliUoo-
shun, they didn't object to any count
IN, they didn't put in no clames nv
irOd and they didn't do no;hin. They
submitted 10 the majority and let Gar
field he counted in without Il struggle.
Tins settles the DimOkralic party.
We IIayn't the slightest show for next
year, or four years from now. We hev
uOilIiu TO go ON. Wheat Is bcarin "A
good price, and corn is about the same.
The farmer llcz Il good markit for his
pcrdOose, and the mechanics hammer
heerd in the land. Wages are good
and work is plenty. ManoOfaktcrS Is
boomin, and the operatives are a chuck
money into savins banks, and they
hey mnoey to chuck. Their never wuz
many ra!e rodes bildcn, and b%izncss
Is on Il solid basis.
And wat is more diagustin. the money
IS good, the people don't kick about Ie-
symposium, but hcv ali settled down
and entirely satisfied with the
currency.
Wat is the Dimocrisy goin to do IN
Ter these distressin circumstances?
" ~ Al.N Nv u CilON NV We lgll llltl
int no disasters to pint to c2 the re-
nit nv Badikel rOOl? Wat hcv we got !
o go onto? Nothin. Thcr amt no use ,
II demandin Il change when the work {
hez II bank account, and the =
Merchant amt hankerin for change .
he is sellin lots nv goods and ]
ittin his money for en-. 1t is We, the {
'imocrtsy, e. wants a change, and that
wat, without some providcnshal dis
ster, We shan't git.
Their ia wher the Dimekratic mem .,
ers Wuz remiss in Their dOOty. Efthey Il
ed made a fife on the Presidenshel 0
and, he'd throwd the kentry in Y
""onfooShun, we should hev he'd suth- {
open to us. They mite nav distroy- y
confidence and checkt enterprise, I
I'd made things onsartin To a degree II
at would hev made trouble in the t(
ring and throwd Il lot NV men ont NV =,
and deprest things to Il degree :,
at wood hey given us ground to stand u
l.. But that opportoOnity is lost for ct
and we are lost with the OppOr- $,
-
Garfield will be President, the good -
mes will coutiuyOo, railroads will 81
ntiny0O to be built, and farmers will
V Il stiddy makit for ther per1ooSe, G.
d mechanics and labrers will contin- 10
o to hey work, and at good wagis, ~
d be paid in good money, and every III
dy Will be satisfied. te
And to make it wuss, there hez been lie
much snOw this winter that the 70
ances are that there will be II good ~
inter- wheat crop, which will finish III
onIess weevle gets into it, and the
Up is a failyOor. W,
These things never happin when we fl
mt EN-. TO spite the Dimocrisy !
Ike 10 dOupt that next yeer the crops III
all be good, and that ther will DO cd
n disturbance in Europe which will ha
kca good markit for our surplus. ~.
ches, ez well ea every thing else, is '''
II the Dimocrisy; why, | hev no ac'
even NV a epidemic next year.
1T suppose ther will be euy colery rv
the North, nor nuthin nv the sort. -,
hev yeller fever ut the South, but "'
his seckshun is solldly Dimocratic, the
ONT do the Dimocrisy eny good. ant
en-, 1 nm SIann IT, some way Will eSg
, n | KIN llye without tie post
&c. Corn bred is cheap here, and p
fl good nachered strangers come in
'ascom's to keep in hkkct. Some thi
when the roads is bad, the inter ~
atWeen drinks is ruther long, but l
sometimes unbends and asks to
and sometimes lie gives me u re- abb
her, and goes thru the moshuns NV in
'gin it. ;n q
bel live somehow, even eff the coul- lHS
is prospectus, and the Dimocrisy are nee
out OF power. The providence that she
The fall Nv Il sparrcr will brood oCC
me-. Let the kentry never mind the
buG 80 OH and prosper. III the ken rim.
kin stand it kin. IN
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