The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-16

0fieei Nos. s6and ~ EoaFtoenta street,
Nasty.
Federal omee.holdess az the Corners Con
Sic.ed Of "ofsnslve PariiIanship.s,
CoSFEDERfr x ROADS,
(WIcH IS N THE STATE Nv KHSTucKY)S
Joon ], 1885.
The cirkler Nv Postmaster Genera
Villas given out that Offensive Partiran
ship wood be considered sufficient CO.
fur removal, Spz reserved at the cornen
with the liyelieat saisiseltshen. Tha
settled 1t, and ca soon ez / red It 4
Bascomhe immejitly reversed his crooe
decishn compelin me to pay cash fol
likker, and extended to me the yoosnal
credit, considerin my appointment ez 4
shoor thing.
Ez matter Nv course the President
will not refooze TO make complete changes
in the office at the Corners, so soon ez he
hez the fax laid afore him. Their amt
three partisans more offensive to me,
Isaaker Gavitt, and Deekin Pogran, than
Joe Bigler, Pollock, and that internal
niger Lubbock, witch holds the Post offs,
Pollack hex allnz Void the Rebublikin
tkkit from John @. Fremont down, and
Joe Bigier hezvotid the same way from
Grant 10 date. The niger Lubbock
wood have yotil for Blaine 81 we he'd per
mitted 1t, and his insane desire to :yote for
that fanatic wuz the occashun nv one Nv
the most serious disturbances the Corners
ever experienced.
The Dimocrisy nv the Corners met iist
afore the Presidenshul eleckshun, and re.
solved that ef the niger Republikins at.
tempted to vote Their wood be an unpleas.
antnis wich they would do well to avoid.
Notwithstandln all this, Pollock and
Bigler appeared at the poles with q dozen
niggers, among en- Lubbock, and they in
sisted on castin their ballots. 1stepped
forred to pertest agin anysich desecrashen
nv the ballot box, when Joe Btgter, after
warnin US to get out from between him
and the ballot box, hauled of and knocked
me some 16 teet more or less, into the
street, lsffin feendishly ez / wuz tryin TO
pick myself up.
A rush was made fur EN-, wen josef
Bigler pulled revolver, and with Pol
lock, fofsed his way to the poles and ac-
lilly yotid; and the niggers wood hey
Void likewise, only that they thot better
ov it and dropped out.
Itwuz ther fears Nv the fuchur, not, the
good intenshuns OF Bigler and Pollock,
that prevented the ballot-box at the Cor.
ners bein' pollutid with niger votes.
In the melee that follered the attempt
Nv thes dfssurbers to vote, l lost two teeth,
and Isaker Gavilt and the good Deekin
was broosed and contoosed terrific.
Is the President, a Dimekratic Presi-
dent, which desires TO remove polytix
from the Civil Seryis, agoin to keep these
men in offs witch persisted in votin agin
MIN, 10 the excloosIon uvus witch kin
show yacanciesi in our jaws suffered incur
efforts to peryent EN-?
Is he agoin te retane in offs men wich
dare to dtor reyolvers agin the patriots
wich deny ther rite 10 vote the Republic
kin tikkit?
Is he agoin to permit men wich Is the
very sole nv the Repubfikin organizashen
in the Corners to continner 70 eat the
Dread NV oils, when we, bis friends, are
redoosed to dependence for likker upon
the whims Nv the tyrant capitalist, Bias.
com? Forbidit hevini
Let him remember that in the interest
Nv Reform sum Nv us voted twict for him,
wunst in Kentucky and wunst in Injeany.
Let these fax be borne in mind by Post
master General Vilas:-
That both Bigler and Pollock did vote
fur Blame.
rnat tney insisted upon the niger Lub-
books yotin', and actooly yoosed forse
when We threatened to mob EN- Of they
didn't keep away from the poles.
That the niger Lubbock wood hevsyotid
Tor Blaine but fur feer that the Dimocrisy
Nv the CcsrcEs wood hang him afterwards.
That our devoshun to Dimacrisy cost
me two teth, Issaker Gayitt and the
Deekin black eyes aud other interaal in
joories inflicted by Bigler and Pollock.
Ell SIGH acts ez ther'n don't constitoot
Offensive partisanship," L don't know
wat does. Ne, the Deekin and Issaker
wich want the places held by these tends
are satisfied that it will be so considered
at Washington, and that our commishns
will be made out 10 wunst without any
more sicknin delay.
EzWe understandit Offensive partizan-
chip" consists iust in desirin the eleck.
shun Nv Blame, and second in yotin fur
him. Bigler and Pollock, who are re-
spectiyely Collectors nv Customs and in
sernal Revenoo, actilly votid for Blame,
and the Niger Postmaster wood hev done
Il eff he had been permitted. This to US
or any one else wich wants a place, is "of-
fensiye partizanship," and we hope the
President will SO consider 1t. Tho fact
that the Niger Postmaster didn't actilly
vote fur Blame must not be permitted to
count in his favor. 1t is the intenshun
that constitoots the crime, and 'he fully in
tended 10 do 50, and would hev done II
he'd We bin week enuf to have permit
ted it.
We think we hey made cleer case
against these disturbers and with this we
rest.
We feel seekoor, and wat is more to the
pint with us, 80 does Bascom. When j
red Yilasses general order to him he re-
Taxed and BEGUN pleasant. Fecrin trap,
that wu1 deseevin him fur the sake nv
gittin credit at his bar, on false pretenses,
he took the paper and went and hired q
niger to reed tito him, so that he mite be
shoor that 1t wuz genooine and not an in
venshun nv mine, and come back salts
fed, remarkin that the yoosual credit
would he given hereafter, ezheconsidered
that this settled the case.
Now let the President go ahead feerless-
IL and perform his dooty. There Is no oc-
cashun fur further delay. Let him re-
member that "hope deferred maketh the
hart sick" and that even q mule can't
live onto expectashuns alone. Them off
ces Is in tho hands nv the enemies nv the
democracy, and the sooner the change is
made the better we shall be pleased.
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