Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-04-24
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We published a communicates some weeks
ago in our paper over the signsture Of Goa.
Of ths Boys,n descriptive Of 1.-THE ssyenlmsttess
aud things lskins place, at a oeualn singing
school in this couaty, whilst being setensded
by The ''Esion Band" The article contained
some sentences in which the s'7'eachah OBJ de
sinsin' school, thinks the writer Of the com.
munics;ion did not "observe de rules which
gobernie white pqpslstiu', and makes dem
dis as good os de color'd gemmin'- Dat OBJ re-
specl."-snd in consequences of his negligence
. dark shade has been thrown over his public
rep. as a "tesehah OBJ music,s in this vicini.
", and msy perhaps tend 10 backen bis bright
est hopes hereafter. And whilst laborine an.
der this uneasy impression. he has deemed il
necessary for MS own protection as we'll as
for ode general benefit OBJ de literary worl,"
to reply 10 said obnoxious communication, and
mas much as our columns were open for The
one side, 'dey as a matter OBJ cose must be
be open for de odder." The author has in.
.sIructed US to publish his "efTusion'' persa.
tim, ct Etsrgtuan, ct spcliatum, ct punciuatum,
as it emaDsled from his pen, as he did not
want ''de white trash TO meddle de'selves wid
his business in any way" and we have ac-
+cordingly done so. II is decidedly a rich
'Pome' and il will long remain a, mOoled CUES.
ton, whether The author OF this OF The Sugar
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Tee Poe" is entitled 10 the most credit for
rare literary productions! Here il isl
In new hope thar's a singing school taught by a
euvyej by some boath far and near as we do un.
der stand
this class is filed weth pride And scorn Aud sa-
BILE men they hate
they watch their stepse by day and night they
daely lie in wait
they heep contempt upon the foalkes who do this
man employ
And comes with swaords and Slaves at night the
people to ENJOY
they make thar Boa tswhatthe will dolike wolves
at night the come
to ENJOY they people by serprize with hdle and
with drum
this class with jugs and bottles fled with liquor
did Set out
the driver took his seat and swear that he could
Steer the rout
And up to new hope they did &C to play or rails
A row
the came up quiet TO the house And Struck the
rowdy dow
And like the Band at jereco they madea dread.
full sound
But did not brake the wall nor make 1t level with
the ground
they Blew A loud upon the horns And on the
drum did thunder
And who il was the people all at one. began to
wonder
But quickly they did under stand IL was the ca
ton band
that had camesout to serenad and see the pleas.
they all wer then invited in and placed beside the
ring
And told that they might play a tune ere we be-
gan TO sing
they all Arose and tuned there pipse and stood
up il a roe
they named the tune called kayty did and struck
TIE rowdy dow
the played A thing the called q tune and spent
thercr feabIe breath
the sound they made upon the Boon would scapcd
A hog TO death
Now on the m they hollow Bahlike cowes when
they ar dieing
b escornet trump and Bugle Squaked like wild
geese when q living
the ,tniiethey played was nothin CRATE we'hav
heardsthe like before
By men who played upon such things yes more
than half a score
Aud some of them did Blow on trumpes and some
npon the horn
And on each Side there cheeks stood out like