The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-12-13
THERE ARE SOME GOOD INJUNs.

THERE ARE SOME GOOD INJUNs.
In these latter days there seem to be
some "heep good i%njuns.' The tact OIL
the business is, the self.styled n SELF
named Great Medicine Squaws Of the
camp have come in. And while they
profess a multiplicity of political muir
ders and attempt to show a Thousand
scalp locks dangling at their belts all they
are doing at this stage of the game 10
prove their assertions is to use phos
phorous, stuffed clubs and red fire.
1t will be remembered that at Il tim
a buxom Indian squaw, one mayhaps'
like CHEROKEE SAL, who brought the
Luck of Roaring Camp, and who by
reason of her intimacy with he White
| Braves had learned a little Of the mis-
understood and intricate jargon which
the Pale Faces in their ignorance call
English, got in her work.
By the historian Who will antedate
either the once vagabOnd but now I'M
portant Jew. JOSEPH PULITzEE, or the
renegade republican, CHARLES A. DANA,
Will be recorded the fact that the Indian
souaw who once had / er arms fIed with
pottery, which her duskY braves had
| made. went down the streets Of San
Francisco yelling in a lusty voice "Iieep
| pig, heep hog, heep COW, two bits. And
each passer by stopped to gaze upon the
ab0riginee. Following close behind-ln
fact few people follow in front-came
| an undressed, sun-tanned yet red skinned
papoosc who had never been taught the
RECOMMENDATION, articulation and emu
| citation OF the so-called English vernacu
lar, yet with plenty OF pottery himself
yelling, ME, too; me too
Of course Mr.. TOM PLATT IS &C
quainted with this story.
And 50, THE DURHAM, North CARO-
LIMA, GLOBE desires at this time and IN
this place, to distinctly state to the de
mocracy Of America, that it followed no
man. and that where it saw right il
maintained right, and that it was the
first and only paper to boldly defy the
Northern press TO call it down when, be
fore the campaign it denounced the
dirty and damnable pension roll as a
freak Of fraud exhibited to a hundred
thousand admiring sneaks and towards
who had shared its muniticence.
When THE DURHAM DAILY GLOBE
struck its %unbought lance into this seeth-
ing and fostering boil of political cor
ruptiOn-the pension system, then it was
that the dirty paper Of the Jew main
tanned a rigid silence and tried to ex-
plain that the brave Buffalo boy, who
slapped the lousy pension beggars in The
face, had been kind to the thieves n
bummers, when he knew it was a bare
faced lie.
And the DANA-the great and good
who deserted his party for reasons known
to the world, used a job lot Of a~rtifice
land this job lot made the Jew Wild held
his breath, ordered his hired men to yell,
mo negro domination" and slid out for
Europe.
Unless a very prominent man in the
literary bureau of the national democratic
committee is an uncommon and accom-
plished liar land we have his name), a
million of the Jews papers containing
this defence Of GROVER CLEvELAND were
dumped into the Potomac river, because
the committee was afraid to send them
South.
The Sun newspaper lost its circulation
at the South years agO. And while we
know that its No Negro DominatiOn'
cry may have been heard by New York
newsboys, We have grave doubt as to
whether or not respectable southern gen
tlemcn ever took the sample copies from
the p0stOtfiCe.
MIR. BLACKSTONE said that a crime is
an act committed or omitted" and the act
of these two fake newspapers defending
pensions before election and cOndemning
them after, merely show that jackasses
have resources which are not approached
by modern philosophy.