The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-05
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He Refuses I 20 BAeh "a The "~COFnsrS,'
aud In'snds TO Head a New Party and
Ross London,
LONDON, witch 10 in Eugland), Jooly IL,
lSSl,-Yesterdsy l received the ~follerin
eplssls from the Corners:
To the Rev. P, v, Nuby:-Come back
the Corners relent. You shall have oil
the liquor you want, and the citizens will
see that you have proper food and raj
ment. The new shirts are Masking for you
now, We want somebody to read the
news for US. We are In total ignorance
OF what 10 going on. Come bSCk. We
inclose money TO pay return passage.
Come back for Us, Come back for DimoC.
Iisy. ELHANAH poGRAM,
Chairman Committee
l hev bin expectin this for some time.
The note wuz written by some stranger
within their gates, Tor no man 1.-THE Cross
Roads, except BAscom, kin rite, and be
only list enui to keep his books. Since he
located In the Corners he had to learn to
rite to do THE, and must cay htz he'd q
heap Nv experience.
The money they send me | shell keep
for the present, but ! hurl back their
bribe Nv shirts with tcorn. WAt Ia two
shirts 0 me, in London, where they dry
their shirta upon lines on the topS Nv The
houses2 Do they think | am TOO old n
Cllm2 An | like Raleigh, which remark.
ed, "Fain would | elm but that | fear 10
fall" Tho bIwed down with the weight
Of sixty years, | would elm the Alps at
midnite, were there q clean shirt on the
sumit.
Aud then wat 10 shirts anyhow? The
chit 10 the most Yoosslis OF garments Il
10 not warm, and the cloth 10 II Ia 10 the
way. wear EN- only in Difference to an
GbRnrd requirement nv our modern civil
iEGshun. They are purely artidshl. |
never saw an Arab, or any other child Of
naCher, with a shirt on. WithA vest cut
close to the throte, and a paper collar.
wat does q man need Nv a shirt? Ask the
travelin aCtor-Ask the song and dance
men. Two shirts, fotsooth!
| shell not 81 back to the Corners mot
much. am TOO we'll sitooated here to
make any change, and espeshly 10 90 back
TO q place wich hes bin tryin 10 Kit shut
Nv me for yeers, and wICh had no more
a%ppreshlaPhun Nv me than 10 finally sue.
cede. They hey at last sstertAined how
troo the line;
BI'SIIns bhter;.I they take their hIt'.
am glad | LEFT, eli fur no other Ieason
than 10 sho these barbAIiabs wat they lost
In me.
| am at preeent In London ttyin to
make up my mind whether 10 stay here
aud BEGUN y English patriot, or 10 20 to
France and BEGUN q Irish one. Their 10
an much IN be ssd on both sides that |
lhd II difficult to decide. FL II Wuz Certin
hat the lfish agAashen wood keep up, |
think | shOod 20 To Paris, but unfOltCh.
uilly ther never wuz 8 Irish movement
yit that wuzn't immejitly sold GU! by the
leaders. Ell q rool, alter q insnrrecshun
wuz famed into decent proporshens, ther
lmmejitly occurred q foot race among the
leaders 10 see wiCh Good gtt 10 London to
sel Il out FIRST. Their IL no doubt but that
| kin make q good thing Nv II by organic
In myself into q skirmishiu fund, or q
releei fund, or most anything nv the kind,
and heyin the Irish servant girls and day
lsbrers Nv Ameriky send me contribu.
shens, but when the present muvement
dies out, where am l?
l shood hev 10 go 10 work TO get up q
new truble, and that wood be strainin
unto q Amerikin. A 1rishman Gums to II
naturally, but to me II wood be a moo egg.
sperienCe.
On the other hand, l never saw better
material for q party Nv reform simelar to
the Dimocrisy In Ameriky, than there is
here 10 London. There 10 ophena Nv ma.
tefial here, Atlantics and PACifcs Nv II.
There Ia more gin mills 10 the tquare acre
than | ever seen a. re, add wat makes II
better, they are crowded Of the time.
There IL Irish here. more than In Moo
York even, and the fact that they are not
put upon school boards and onto the po.
IeeCe force the mint they come over, and
onto the Board Nv Aldermen and other
places, the same tE In Moo York, makes
EN- discontented and unhappy. They are
ripe Tor q movement that wood give EN-
the control Nv London, the same eE they
hev Nv Moo York, and Of they want to co.
mence a demonstration for The heyeu born
rites nv every 1tlshmAn is q leader bold
enui 10 he'd EN-. and skilful emf to organ.
iGs em
Am I that mani FL 90, there IL for me
patent.leather boots, rooms Of 0 irst class
hotel, shampane aud Havana cigars, the
same eE the Irish leaders 10 Amefiky. Z
80, there Ia q Cafriage at the door, with q
livetied Coochman on the box and q fun.
key In livery behind, the same ez Of MEN
hev who strike manly bloc for tue poor
and opfest Nv every land. 81 90, there IL
nights Nv luxury and days OF eEe, which is
proper for the champion Nv the statvin
Irish and the oprss, Celt 1 see porter
house stakes and the wines Of France IN
this Kind II crusade for The dowhtfodden.
I bhud like 10 hev q lhnkey 10 Xix and
aboosse. 1 would be o champion tot most
any variety Nv ekAlity iot that blessed
ptfviiee.
For patriotic purposes | Lev found no
liquid better than Ebg'i'h gin. It is .
beverage that 10 e%mlnantly calculated 10
betdoose discohlent With the eRgsietinR or.
der Nv thihRs, no matter what they may
be-. A gin dtihket allns wants suthin else
In this respect II lGya oil over Amefikin
whieky, no mAttet how bad II ia. London
is Cleefly my ieeld
60 back 10 the Ujtnets With these gold.
on pit Bpex openit d. alo 0 mel Go back
10 the UIoes Roads, and endoof Bsecom'S
feiooealB for ctedit, and Dekin Pogfam'S
t~eiooeals 10 lend, and the leftota Nv IN.
aRut Red thirst, and NV u%hApeaeed hunger,
when I kin he'd a Irish instruction, and
cell out TO the bloatid aristoctAcy nv Eng.
land, and be a Dock or ,uthin Of the sort,
and hev a estate Nv my own! Go bak 10
the Corners and feld the moose Tor mere