The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1884-09-11
Nasty.
Mr. Nasty, Who Is in Now York on Po-
litical Business, Interviews Several
Distinguished Peopleand Pro-
poses New Ticket.
CONFIDENT X ROADS
(which Is in the State NV kentucky.

CONFIDENT ROADS
(which Is in the State NV Kentucky.
Ieum to Moo York TO attend meetin NV the
Independent Republikins, which have bolid
Blame and perpose 10 elect Cleveland, to see eg-
sackly wat they mean to do. wuz forchnit I'm
my time NV COMM, for there wuz meetin NV
EN- the mite I'strnk the Metropolis, There wuz
present George W1yum Curtis, Carl Shurts. the
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher. and others 10 tejus
TO mention.
can't saw they greeted me with that corjalitv
which ought TO egist atwixt brethren engaged
In a common coz, and'I am satisfied that the
ginooine Democrisy Nv the kentry kin never
Work IN harmony with EN- Iney are atog Se
Out NV Difference TO these finiky-men he'd bor-
rored a shirt from clozeline at a. IN. 10 come
Wat do thew want aH' Wood eo they Sev man hev
thousand shirts? They OF to see that shirt
week from now.
and Henry Ward Beecher refoosed to speek TO
me at al. However, / don't mind trifies IKE
that. MINGLED with 'em atfaby
The question under discussion wuz the proper
method NV conduktln the campane on the part
NV the Independents, and Mr.. Curtis spoke fust.
Mr.. Curtis remarked that he he'd killed. me
Republican PARTY, originely becoz Nv the de-
pravity NV its candidate, the tatoed Blaine. III
wuz his orignel lice that he Good never support
a man witch he'd any stane onto his caracter NV
any kind. But his views he'd undergone
NORTHEASTERN recently. He he'd originely IN
tended TO eliminate poytix from the campane
entirely-and he'd notified the D1mocratlc Nash
mel Comfy 10 that effeck-and hit Ii out purely
on the sooperior morality NV Mr. Cleveland, but
his views he'd undergon serius change sence
subsized pres he'd charged MIR. Cleveland with
sedoosin widder and bein the father Nv
ilegitimit child
A voice from the awjense-"And proved it,
too"
Il admit the corecshun. And proved it.
hev sence desidid that the bringin NV the
persnel caracter NV candidates into the canvas
is al rong. For the time bein, only AK ohshl
purity NV a candidate. Wat heZ the Wider Hal
pin to do with civil cervis reform? Wat hez the
Wider Halpin TO do with
Myself-"The postoffisesl"
wat hez the Wider HalpA or the child, Oscar
Folsom Cleveland to do will. purifyin Amerikin
politiX? Nothin This campane must now be
lot on them ishoos, and none others"
The Rev. Henry Ward Beecher spoke next.
EFF L sposed," sed Mr.. Beecher, that Mr..
Cleveland wuZ actily gilty Nv the henyus SIN
that has been charged to him, suppose GOOD
not conshienshusly vote for him. A man In
public life hez no rite to indulge in sins IN SIGH
a way that il can be proved again him. Rpthur
than hev il proved agin him he he'd better keep
virchus In a matter NV this kind the onpar-
donabe sin is to hey 1t proved agn 700 Kim Mn
slandered myself Yu all remember the pain
full circumstance. But / wuZ sure OF my
Believed that, while 1 wuz inosent. Eliza
beth was guilty and l most ernestly hope
that orr noble standard-bearer Is liked the
same way. We care not how guilty Mrs. Halpin
NAV be considered, but we must doubt the gilt
NV Mr.. Cleveland And, after al l shell vote for
him anyway. SEE the Holy Scripters, Let him
forgtv il divine. We all need forgiveness
Sposen Theodore he'd succeeded in huntin me
out NV my pulpit wat wood Brooklyn, and the
Independent Republican organizashen, and the
world hev lost? When the purityn NV the
polvtix NV this great kentry is under considera-
shen it is idle to take into account SIGH tIfhe
ez the seduckshen nv woman or the abduck-
shen NV a child, or tritles like that We shood
keep our eyes fixed stedily onto wot we sot out
TO do-the establishment NV richusnis in poly
Tx, Not wun us kin vote for n man like
Blaine, whose caracter IL smlrched.
1t was my turn TO chip in, witch / did ez fol-
lows: , -. ...,.ou- -,.u,,. OF
bring VOC glad tidius nv CRATE joy The charges
made by a venal and subsidized pres agin Mr.
Cleveland don't affect the DimocTisy NV the Cor
pers at al That feend. Joe Bigler, sposed 1t
would hev sum efeck upon the Democrsy, and
he sposed that we wood denouus man for such
misdemeanOr, and demand his retirement from
the tikit. We held meetin TO consider the mater
and josef fixed 10 put us to confusion, wich Is
his prinsiple business. He gathered together a
hundred or more mulattoes, the most of EN- over
80 years Nv age, bein the sole reminders NV
the old patriark system wich the Republican
party DESTROYED, al NV EN- Darei 'ne d hGn4 tt
and al NV EN- resemblin the Pograms, Gavitts.
McPclters, and Gutleses TO wonderful degre.
He gathered together these nlggers, and brot
EN- TO the meetin- house and intendid to spring
EN- on jist after we he'd passed reSoloo-
shen denounsin Cleveland for hevin bin the
father NV ilegitimit child! Did he put us to
confooshunl Not any. l quoted the passage NV
skripter witch my trend Mr.. Beecher jist quotid
and We resolved, ca VOC are dom, THAT this cam
pane must be fot out on the CRATE prinsiple Nv
reform in polytiX, and that in SIGH ftte the
privit caracter NV our candidate he'd nothln
watever TO do with 1t. 1t Is entirely proper TO
assale the privit caracter Nv the Republican can
didate becoz the Republican party lay elaine TO
responsibility, but II is not proper to assale the
privit caracter NV our candidate, becoz we don
make no SIGH a elaine. lnesmush ez Joe BlRler
kin git together hundred niggers who bear the
noses NV a skore nv our best Dimocrats. shell we
condem Cleveland, witch is only charged with a
hal DimOcriSV must
The charges agin Cleveland will make votes for
him in the Corners. Ez we sympathised with
Mr.. Beecher some years ago, 80 we sympathise
with Cleveland now. Indeed wer il not for the
record the crate Hendrix made, eZ IN unfiinch-
in opponent of a crooel War witch deprived us NV
our privileges we shood insist that he resin from
the tiit that we might substitoot the name Nv
Henry Ward Beecher.
AN now that think nv it that is wat we want
to do. We want symetrikel tikit. Grover
Cleveland r. best known by the peple NV the
Yoonited States by his connexions with the Wider
Halpn, and Henry Ward Beecher by his con-
nexion with the Tilton family. Let us make
the tikit symetrikel. Let it'be
CLEVELAND AND BEECHERI
EFF we succeed in electin EN-, the peples ideS
NV jestis kin be don. Mrs. Halpn and Mrs. Til
ton, both NV witch are in stratened circum-
stances kin be given posishens in the Treasury
Department, and they will be pervided for anC
everything made lovely
This wood be a sytnetrikel tikit. and well
balanced tikt, tikit both ends of witch woot
come together, like a snake with its tale in it,
mouth. / move that TIE Democratic Nashua
Community be advised NV the ackshen NV thi
meetin' ane rekested to make the chang'
towunst.
The matter wuz taken under considerashun
and we meet tomorror evin' to beside unto 1t.
Nav wisdom guide their councils. i don't lk
TO see Hendrix shelved, but the war ishoos ar
old, and moo ishoos hev ariZen. We shell remem
Der his services to the Confederacy with graft
TODD, but everything must be sacrificed for sue
cess The postoffices ia our goal, and to gail
them we must run faithfully and strongly.
PETROLEUM V. Massey, tManager.)