Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-02-19
ARrENts Ward on rhE aokisis.

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PaailI Fair has the following from Ar,emus
Ward, on the present condition Of national affairs;
Feller Sitterzens, the Afr7kan maybe Our
Brother Seyral hily Tespectyble gentlemen, and
sum talentid females tell Us SO, y for arguments
sake, l might be ipjooced to grant ii, tho
don't b'leve il myself Bur the AIfiiau isn't
our sister & our wife & cur -ihcis.- Ne isn't
several of our brothsrs y all our fgst xife's re-
lashuns. He isn't our gIFaanldliaihsb and our
Aunt in the country. Scarcely & yit numers
pursons would have ds think So .it's4 troo he
runs kongtiss IL sevral other pabllcsgtoserys,
but then he amt everybody & everyday else
likewise. Motifs to busines man Of Vaniiy Far
Extry charg'fdf this last fbnurk. = It's joak-
A. W. a a-ia-, -.-,-I ..i,..-..h
But we've got the Alrikap, or ratbsrl he's got
US, now what air we going to 10 about it
He's orful noosance Praps he isn't 70 blame
fur it. Praps he was crelltid for 'suia wise
pupss, like the meases-ala New iEnglasd rum,
but it's nifty hard to see it. AT any rate he's
no good here, & as | stated to Mister What is
It, it's pity he coodent go 6rf simMtfhres by
hisself, WHARF he Good ware red .reskits and
speekled neckties Il gratterfy his amhishuu in
yaris nterestin vase, without having. o eternal
fuss kckt up about him. fF
Praps I'm bearing down too hard upon Cufy.
Gum to think on IL, / am. He EoOden'tlbe sich
an internal noonsauce il white people wood let
him alone. What's the good Of continnerly
stirring him up with ten Foot pbleg's lie isn't
the sweetest when in natral siait. .---il-
Feller sitterzens the Union is in dapger.-
The black devil dsunion is truly here slarin US
squarely in the face. We must drive him back.
Shall we make q 2d Mexico for 6urselses@ Shall
we sell our birthrite for n mess OF potash p
Shall one brother put the knife to the throat of
another brother Shall We mix our whisky
with each others blood p Shall the starispang-
led banner be cut up into dishOlOthsf standin
here in this here skoolhouse, upon my natiY
shore 50 to speak, L answer--Nary
Oh you fellers who are yaisin this row & who
in the fust place started it, I'm shamed Of you
The Snowman blushes fot you, from his boots to
the topmOst haT uponihis venerable heidi
say to the South don't isesesh T.. Isay to the
galyiant peple Of that sunny land, just lock up
few hundred OF them tearin l. roaring fellers Of
yourn in sum strong boxes, and send EN- over to
MexikO. And We peple upNorth here will con-
sine ekal number Of our pddal braiped rip
snorters to the same lokallerty, & THAR let 'em
fte ii out themselves. No consekents, hot the
sliIest, which iks. Why sioodentithe' peple
who got up this fite do the fitin q Get these
ornery critters out Nv the way. 4 the sensible
peple NV the North & South can fix the matter
up very easy. And when 'tiB fix let hoth secshuns
resolve to mind their own biknis. i-a ---
Feller Sitierzens, L AN 10 tho Sheer ~ Yeller
leaf shall peg ont ! Of ltbese dase, But
while stop here shall stay in the Union.
know not what the supervizsfs 6f Balainsyille
may conclude to do. but for 'one, L shalt stand
by the Stars and stripes. Under no oircum-
stances whatsomever will sesesh. Let evry
Stait in the Union sesesh, and let Paimetter
flags fote thicker nor shirts Oh Squire Bhxier's
close line still will stick to the good DID flag.
The country may go ~. the desil, knt L won't
And next summer, when l start out on hoy cam
center pole thereof the American Blag, with ma
ry star wiped out nary stripe less, hut the
same old dag that has alters Asatid thar & the
price Of admsshdn will BE the saine as Al alters
cents-chilaren harf prier.