Nasby

[ naz-bee ]

noun

1. Petroleum V., pen name of David Ross Locke.

Example Sentences

Nasby, who had popularized the Toledo Blade, kept steadily to one line.

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Andrew Johnson, with all the patronage of the nation, had not the influence of "Nasby" with his one newspaper.

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The tone of society, in too many places, seemed to be of the Nasby order, if not worse.

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"Nasby" at one time or another enters every sphere of the political life of his day and generally with small glory to himself.

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"Nasby" stands for blatant copperheadism, just as "McFingal" stands for Toryism, and as a result he delighted the multitude.

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