Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-05-31

a southern Tersion Of them, IN bact and riiie)
Is the rights man du believe, with Washington and
Jefferson
But nom them ondying patriot, pint two dcfcrs
In their noble declaration they oughter Sc, fuller
That black and white stands oppcrse Ia rights as well
as color.
They'd no pesky Abolitioni.s ha chin revolooons,
10 upset southern chiyalrys domestic institutions
they'd a know'd such varmint as in Greecys Tribune
They'd had two dcclaraiions-one for whites and
for niggers.
To supply this ere commission is what du propose u,
And ihs ere's the sum aud substance pretty much o.
White rights & all whites likes to take and for blacks
Tim sick o. them)--
WAL gucss their rights Jest what's left whoa the
whites has had their pick o. them
Or s,opin perticars Though It's what kinder
conclude that chains and covhides both whites and
with this slight difference, that whites was for their
nee use meant,
Blacks for suadn on em passive, for white profit
amusement
The cornerstone OF all white rsht-and there Amt no
Is the innate every white to whophs private uis
And ali doubt, is whether the lights bounledto his
And dantreach to ringers gnrally, vhenc'cr you can
let drive at one.
In course hold there's dooue that correspond TO rights,
he first belongs nsgcrs and the second all to whites
srD
so ifhc White exert, his rights to covhde and don't
The correat,e black doo,y is fur to grin and bear IT,
The white mans right to freedom s wide as universal
But beyond the Mason. Dixon line the blacks amt wuu
In fact iayher calki,e. that his side ofit either
II natra justice hadiu way, Amt with taur neither
The white be has heayeuborn right to make the black
bis chattel.
And chaels can't be citizens Csee Pucndorfan and VaeD
/ But ia our magnauim jhe exclusion we rclaScs,
And gives blacks The Sats o citizens, fur paying
taxes.
This makes the critters 'arcy til from inch to ell extend
On The privilege Of taspayhg they would hook that Of
And the nes, thing III be asking place on che electoral
Till as a.tI shouldn't wonder il they set up claims t,
souls, Fir.
BY way mild corrective such doctrines undcrmnin'
/ This declaration submit for ginral niggcr .iguiu';
With gaduoaed puni.hmcuts Tor those who Gail or "a ter
To begin with TAR and feathers, aud To wind up with
halter
81, Bhnh-a niger born and brcd-hcreby make dcclar
alton,
Ihayentno rights to nothin-name, church, home vote
nor nation
But for the blessns Of my slayish state I'm grateful
Who feeds and clothes and dogs me fus and then pay
for the plaster.
"Should be so uuluchy as fur to sink to freedom
And be duy To cast my chains aside however much
need en-,
declare won't stay in this State, to cut that frishfu
hggCr.
That 81 stands to reason must be cut by miserable re
niger
"For New England or the Cauadas straishtvay will
ub-quutuatc,
That on ono free Niger more them States thomsel,c
E they may cor graduate,
So 60 pas fr their fceineprosm the abolition varmint,
Who backed up old Oawatomic, and said there warn
no harm int
IN cotched at liberty mystlf 30 used du consider
II amt took up and sold right out unto the hghc'
bidder.
And chclfuiy will go back TO chains, covhde an
collar,
SO help me Gin'ra Washington, and The Almsht
p1llarl'"
--Ptm,h.