Delaware weekly Republican., 1884-07-31
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SohN Nohnhuud. An, N6i De6tfn, klci
over the traces, but that sort of thin
wont work with us.
Resolved, That since Henry Ware
Beecher hez, in the interest nv purit,
and reform, refused to support Blan,
an jined us, the Corners onhesitatinlS
declares Its bleef In the absloot puritS
NV his caracter, the opinyuns and state
ments OF Thedor Tilton an Mira
Elizabeth Tilton to the contrary not
withstandin.
Resolved, That the Corouers simpa-
thises hartily with Georg WilyiIm
Curtis an the duzep civil service refer.
mers wich hev boltid Blame. The ak.
shen NV the Chicago Convenshun in
oonoentratin the power NV the party in
the haDdsuv its entire mem bersbip in
stid nv diffusin it throo the duzen dis.
satihde delegates, cannot be SO strongly
condemd by them wich bleeYes in the
rite OF the people to rool. The Corners
VIII uphold the hands nv these dissa-
tistied delegates ez Aron an Hur did
them NV Moses.
Resolved, That the continyooance in
the post-offis NV the Corners nv the
Niger Lubbock, and in Collector's offs
nv POLLOCK, carpet bagger of Illinois.
with 10 Bigler ez his deputy. while
such patriots ez me an deacon PoRram
ar redoosed TO the necessity NV gettip
our likker on tick, is a violashnn nv
civil rites wlch we can't to strongly
condemn. -
Resolved, That these moo recrutes
may put In all the resolnsbens thev
chose about civil service reform an mr.
ity, eto., but they must indorse such ez
we deem necessary, be it fat mony,
free trade or tariff, just ez the ex.
igencies nv The situashuu demand. re-
membrin that our nosbun of civil ser.
vice reform ia post offs and custom
hauses They may play Appollus an
plant water, but we want the increes.
Resolved, That Boss Tweed died 10
soon. Had he lived till to-day an Good
hev taken Georg Wilynm Curtis and the
Boston Advertiser TO his bosim, he would
then hev been willin TO die. Like Moses.
he was near the promised land, but
wuz not permitted to enter into il.
There was animated discussion ez
to The phrase The Corners don
give a dam, etc." in the seckond reso-
lnshon. objected to 1t as inaliQapt
l remarkt to EN-, that now that the
CORNERS and the elite nv Boston wuz
weepin over the corrnpshen NV poliiix
over each others shoulders, we must
eoncede suthin to Bos on culture. Ell
Boston WIZ willin 10 hist me into the
post otfis 1 should at least be willing 10
come ez near Boston in other respecks
ez possible. The phrase Don't give
a dam don't mean nothin. It would |
be better TO bev it Don't keer
dam"
This wood be beginning. Wei
ahood be generus an meet em hssif way.
Ell Boston wuz willin 10 start down
toward the Corners the Corners shood |
De wiiiin to Try 10 climb up to Boston.
Ihe aiterashun wuz conceded, with \
the ashoorance, however, that no more |
would he made. We wug willin to al
yer our phraayoligy, but we insist upon
me right 10 spit upon the floor and
likewise TO avoid mixed drinks. The
corners cannot give up her indlviju-
atty. Shood / ever go to Boston TO
,onfer with our new brethren Am
Willin TO put on billed shirt and a wite
,ollar, but will do nuthin more. That
s en- fur ez | will go toward Republi.
Sinism. draw the lire onto that.
And by the way George Wilyum
jurtis an Henry Ward Beecher an them
zoe Bostin ducks want TO git to takin
ikker strate an practis chawin dop-lep
ooacker. Likewise they wood b
more soothin to the feelins NV their moo
associates should they give over therl
.osurn practis nv putin on a clean
lnirt every day No man kin be troo
Aentueky reformer who puts on a
lean shirt evry day In the weak. He
iums TO near bein bloated aristoorat
N pampered son nv luxury.
The relushens wuz past In n hurry.
or the meetin knowd that alluz after a
demonstration NV this kind Bascom
Isks the entire attendance TO take
uthin.
He wuz ekal to tha emergency. The
prospects NV q Dimocratic success. wiob L
means collecktun NV me wot ow hin
'fter git back into the post .offis 8, ,opend
iis hart.
Then we he'd an old fashioned Dino
ratio season. We sung the good old
ongs, Way Down In Dixie, /" aMary-
and, my Maryland" "We'n Hang
Abe Lincoln on a Sour Apple Tree, p
nd sich, and q few got SO enthoosed
hat they sailed out and made It warm
or the niggers in the east end Of the
'llage. bleav they shot ono or two
.heir exubrance. Anyhow, Pollock '
,nu bigler: ez soon ez they herd us in 4
ne street, shut mp their front doors and I
larry kaided them and loaded ther shot
'uns. They knowd what that yell
nent. mas ,
IL was refreshin season and an aus
icious beginning nv the campsne. {
Nenever the Corners sallies out and
hoots a nagger or two it's shoor +,
Inc that the Democracy is encouraged. =,
10 show our appreshiashun we made !
p club nv one for Harper's Weekly, {
'ich bev agreed to read 70 the people {
Baseom's eyry weak. All NV em !