Nevada County picayune., 1888-12-05
ON THE REPUBLICAN SIDE Glad to See the Republl-
 cans Get in. AnSley and His Gang Unnasked. Very Good B)al-
 ing For Wneel9r.5
Let Them Go-.Read What They
 Have 10 Say.

cllhpalghs, When we c1arSeu ihd' Ansley. Norwood, CarlLee, Langley X Co.,. were republicans, in disguise, we were denounced as falsifier, a traitor, etc. Now, that the election is over. we will let these worthies speak for themselves.
 Below, will be found clippings from the Prescott Dispatch, of No vember l4th. of which paper, John A, Ansley, the late union labor can didate for congress, is the editor. Read them, wheelers, and see the manner of men you were called upon to support in the recent elections, and see if the Independent was not correct when it branded them as radical republicans;
 "On Monday night, all who glory in the downfall of YOUNG Democ- racy, participated in torchlight procession. The procession was large and vociferous. Speeches were made by Judge C. E. Mitchell, Hon. C. NJ. Norwood, Mir. w. H. Haw- kins, and Mir. Thos. J. Simpson, to a large audience composed of people from all parts of the county. Fire works and big guns lighted the fir mament and filled the air with echos of joy. Bourbonism, is despotism, built upon constitution and dis franchised people, and there is joy that it has met it's waterloo"
 "Roosters are conspicuously ab- sent from democratic papers this week: Too much free trade, negro domination and reconstruction has gorged the birds. They can't crow"
 "Wonder if Warren don't think the people have 'downed Mills and his gang, especially, the gang? Who killed cock robin: l, said Vic. with my little tric, l, killed cock robin.'
 Nine-tenths of the u.-l. men are glad Harrison is elected and Cleve- land defeated. The constitution of the United States guarantees the right of suffrage, will not be tram pied so ruthlessly. It is to be hop ed that free ballot and fair count will be guaranteed to every citizen"
 We, more than any other party are born to uproot Bourbonism in the south and secure the blessing of lib- erty to our posterity."
 Turn the rascals out" was the democratic chorus to every tune in 1885. "Wonder how it sounds in their ears now?''
 "Furl the bandana,"
 Come down--out of that hat !'
 "When will the glee club meet again!" ''
 ''It IS rot magnanimous .,..o smite fallen foe but we can'tforbear sav-
 
 ing that the world Will know but lit tie of Growers future fishing excur- sions."
 Nlhe7senths of our people who Voteq for Streeter rejoice at the late V aterloo of Bourbonism.
 More than 100, ,00O persons in the civil service will have to walk down and out when Harrison gets into the White House. Qvite an armp."
 Had Cleveland been elected Bourbonism would have gone on a rampage in the Solid South"
 "Protection to American industry and protection to American ballot boxes was winning card"
 Those are the declarations of John A, Ansley, who recently posed as a candidate in the interests of the la , hnrine, ,no,, af rl-
 He now rejoices with Powell Clay ton in the success of that party who passed the infamous reconstruction measure and disfranchised the peo- pie of the south. He rejoices in the success of that party which says that trusts are private affairs while they rob you of your substance and destroy your liberties. He rejoices in the success of that party which has come near destroying all the dearest liberties of the people.
 And with him, also, rejoice Lang ley, CarlLee, Norwood and the other leaders and bosses of the u.-l. party. The men, who, as interlopers in the wheel organization, endeavored to sell the wheelers to the republican party.
 They are traitors to labor, traitors to the agricultural masses, and arc untit to bp trusted