The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-06-12
OFFENSIVE PARTIsANsHIP.
Mr.. Nasty and His Friends Convict the Office
Holders at the Corners.

Toledo Blade
CoNFEDERIT X ROADS (which is in the State NV
Kentucky, (ooon 6. 1865-The cirkler nv Post
master-general Villas givin out that Offensive
partizanship' wood be considered suffsnt.nt coz
fur removal, wuz reserved at the Corners with
| the liveliest satsfackshen That settled it, and
ez soon ez / red it to Baseom he immejitly re-
| versed his crooel decishn compellin me to pay
| cash fur lkker, and extended to me the yoosual
credit considerin my appointment ez a shoor
thing.
Ez a matter NV course the President will not
refooze to make complete changes in the cffeses
at the Corners, so soon ez he hez the fax lain
afore him. Their amt three partisans more of
fensive to me, Issaker Gavitt, and Deekin
Pograns. than Joe Bigler, Pollock, and that in
fernel niger Lubbock, witch holds the postoffis.
Pollock heZ aluz votid the Republican tikkit
| from John G. Fremont down. and Joe Bigler hex
votid the same way from Grant to date. The
niger Lubbock wood hev votid for Blaine eff we
he'd permitted it. and his insane desire to vote
for that fanatic wuz the occasion NV one NV the
most serious disturbances the Corners ever egg
sperieneed
The Dimocrisy NV the Corners met jist afore
the Presidenshl election and resolved that eft the
niger Republicans attempted to vote ther wood
be an unpeasantnis wich they wood do well to
avoid.
Notwithstanding all this Pollock and Bigler APP
peared at the poles with dozen niggers, among
EN- Lubbock and they insisted castin their
Ddil0tS l. stepped IOfrefu 10 perleSL dSlil any
SIGH desecrashen Nv the balot-box, when Joe
Bigler, after warnin us to get out from between
him an the ballot box, hauled off and knocked
me some fifteen feet, or less, into the
street, latin feendishly ez wuz tryin to pick
myself up.
rush wuz made fur EN-, when Josef Bigler
pulled revolver and with Pollock forsed his
way to the poles and tilly votid; and the mig
gers would hev votid likewise only they wuz so
fritened that they thot better Nv it and skipped
out.
1t wuz Their feers Nv the fucher not the good
| intenshuns nv Bger and Pollock, that pre-
ventid the ballot box at the Corners bein pol
| luted with niger votes.
In the melee that follered the attempt Nv
these disturbers to vote / lost two teeth and
Issaksr Gayitt and the good Deekin was broosed
and contoosed terrific.
Is the President, Dimekratic President.
which desires to remove pollyyix from the civil
servis, agoin to keep these men in offs witch per-
sisted in votin agin him, to the exclooshin Nv US
witch kin show vacancies In our jaws suffered IN
our efforts TO prevent emf
Is he agoin to retana In offs men which dare
! to dror reyolvers agin the patriots which deny
| ther rite to vote the Republican tikkiH
Is he agoin TO permit men wich IS the very
| sole Nv the Republican organizashen in the
| Corners to continner to eat the bread NV offs,
when we, his friends, are redoosed to depend
| ence for likker upon the whims NV the tryant
capitalist Bascoml Forbid it hevin!
Let him remember that in the interest Nv re-
form sum Nv us voted twict for him. wunst in
Kentucky and wunst in Injeany.
Let these fax be borne in mind by Postmaster
general Villas:
That both Bigler and Pollock did vote fur
Blame.
That they insistid upon the niger Lubbock's
votin. and actooallv yoosed forse when We
threatened to mob EN- eff they didn't keep away
from the poles.
That the niger Lubbock wood hev votid fur
Blame but for feer that the Dimocrisy Nv the
Corners wood hang him afterwards.
That our devoshun to Dimocrisy cost me two
teeth, Issaker Gavitt and the Deekin black eyes
and other internal injoories inflicted by Bigler
and Pollock.
Eff sich acts ez ther'n don't constitoot 'soffen-
sive partisanship." don't know wat does. Me,
the Deekin, and Issaker witch want the places
held by these feends satisfied that it will be
so considered at Washington, and that our COM
mishns will be made out to-wunst without any
more scknin delay
Ez we understand it offensive partzanships
consists fust in desirin the eeckshun NV Blame,
ard second in votin fur him. Bger and Pol
lock, who are respectively collectors Nv GUS
toms and internel reyenoo. actillv voted for
Blame, and the niger postmaster wood hev
done it eff ne had been permitted. This to us or
any one else which wants place, is offensive
partnership" and we hope the President will
so consider it. The fact that the niger post
master didn't actilly vote fur Blame must not be
permitted to count in his favor. II is the inten-
shun that coustitoots the crime, and he fully in
tended to do So and wood hev done 1T he'd we
bin week enuff to hev permitted it.
We think we hev made made ceer case agnst
these disturbers, and with this we rest.
We feel sekoor, and wat is more to the pint
with us, SO does Bascom. When red Viassos
general order to him he relaxed aud BEGUN
pleasant. Feerin a trap. that wus deseevin
him for the sake of gittin credit at his bar, on
false pretenses, he took the paper and went and
hired niger to reed it OHM, SO that he might
be shoor that it was genooine, and not an inven-
shun NV mine, and come back satisfied remarkin
that the yoosual credit would be given hereafter
ez he considered that that settled the case.
Now let the President 60 ahead fearlessly and
perform his dooty There is no occashun fur
further delay. Let him remember that hope
deferred maketh the hart sick. and that even a
mule can't live onto expectashunS alone. Them
offises is in the hands the enemies w the
Dimocrisy, and the sooner the change is made
the better we shall be pleased
PETROLEUM v. NAsBY tSekoorl.
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