The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-08

hard as We wOrks now, Uudn't ,pk Fna
happies. niger IN de whole uorle = A'''a q:
/ hab SIGH hous TO lib IN ~ dem ~ coai
not made wild hands, eternal IN de- h.. I"'U'a
- But glory, glory To de Lord nv +'a''
wese all got dat mases, II We only ne" ''a
and hem buildIn d, III hou.e'n un J'NE L,
Tor ebery one Oh US dat am tryIn' /. nov
10 Iub one anoder. For every one an -. gao
and we Kan all glt de line housn et Y. nv y
Recolember, too, my brudden. =,
great Massa am rich, berry Eieh, and .s ~ '4'
all ne promise. lie doan ! say. wc,.. 40 %
worked ober time to git some httIe tho ;, 'ae
fort de sick ehI!e, | knows, Ponp. von, wi
dc WORK, an did gree to gib you DE- 49,. 4'as
de fact ,sm, POmp, de frost hab come r :! ~;
dis var, dat Sc loss de null Oh Qs sehsn,L ''4'-
pin an sc pore, 80 pore de chile ,on,. ~
wldout dis slime. No, no, brudders do -. q
Lord, he neber talk 81 He neber breaL ''.S'7l
DO sebenf II dip am shst off, Or case de n,,, aye
turpentine 90 down at de Norf. He men, ta.' "
his niggsrs down Souf, case he lose hi, m W.
ON 4e hoss-race No. my chiI'ren, Our baarn-
Massa am rich--rioh, say. lie own All =.
worle, and all de oder worries dat am shpIn' 1 ~
dar III de SKY. He own dem all bu, he H..
more co one Oh yon-more Oh one OBJ vou--,"',
ign rant track folks dat sou am-daa NJ F't az
dem grca, worries Who wouIdn'. beIon, a
sch a Massa as dat? Who wouldnt ~ "
ngger-sot his slaye--he doan't nab no .i,r'
but his chile +, an ef h:s chile, den b,s 49,.
de heir OBJ Sod and de pned heir wild de bI4.,oi
Jesus? q my chIl rem tink Of dat Do h..
OBJ de Lord 90 all de 'arth snd all de skvl W,,.
white man Sin be more n dptp
9" Doan Done OBJ you cay, yoa IN too ylo,ai
to be his chile; cass you hain't, lie lob. =
wicked ones de oest, case ley need hi. ut+.
most. Vas, nay brudders, chen lie wiokede..,
dey . only sorry, and turn -cGn and leah Al
dar bad ways, ne jub de berry. best 90 all. CA.
he in all Iub and pity.
Sem, har, my ehli'ren, war wicked, BIZ.
doan't We pity blm? doan't we tink he hay,
hard time! and doan't We ink Ne bad ober,.s-
who IN layin dar in dc house less ready to .,
and answer for it-doan't We tlrk he cabe =,
berry great probis4ation 2
" Dat ; SO, SAID dozen Of the auditors
= Den -doan't yao 'spose dat de Dressed I.2r
know all dat, and Dat he pity Ssn too? If
pore sinners feel sosEer for him, h2in't de Lori,
heart bigger II our n, and haln't ne more sorr..
for him? Doan', yoa tink dat % ne lu6 4ni
pity de berry worse whites, dat be Tub ana pits
pore sam, Who warns 30 berry bad, arter ali,
Doan't you tink he'll glib Sam hs4ss? Prap
twont be one OBJ de Sne hous n, bql won't j. J.
a couif6le house, dat han't no cracks. and Jns
dat ii keep cut de wiEd and de rain And don.
You spose, my chill ren, dat it Il be bag enou,1
for julie, too--dat poze, repentin ,hile, who's
heart am clean broke, ease she hat. brough:e1
dis on Sam ? and won, de Lord-de GOOD Lori
de tender hearted Losd-won't be 3ouch sam,
heart and eoaZ>him to forglb julie, and to tax.
her into his house up dar | kno.s he vii.
my chi 'ren. bknows-''
The Old negro paused abruptly there was
quick swaying in the black crowG~-a has:g
rush-a wild c7r-and Sans wife hurs, mi:
she open space aroanL the preacher, and fell .:
bis feet. Throwing her Arms wildly about hin,
she shrleked out
- Say dat agia, uucls Pomp for 3a LIB Oh
&c good Lord, oh Soy 1at again
bepding down. the old man raised Der gsn!g
IL bis arms, and folding her there as 10 voui
have folded u child, he sa!d in voice thick
9Th emotion
- 1t AIN 80, JuIsy. knows dat Sam W..
sersio you, and tale you wii him up jar
Fastening her arms frsntically 4laa. Pom
Eey neck, the peer Woman burst into paroI'
As<n OF grlet, while the old man 5 tears ei. !,
sEea' drops on he's upturned face aad man!
Lark cheek was wet.as with rain.
The scene lastedea few minutes, End .s
burning away to hide the emotion thll fs,; tllel
2:y eyes aud was creeping up with choking
ieehng TO my threat, when the colonel, from 100
farther edge OF the group, called GU.
Lake that ID - away-taze har away
Pomp
lhe old negro turned towards his master VITA
= sad, grIeved LOOK, but gave no heed 10 tl'
words
= lake her away, some of you, bsay, asaI'
eFied The colonel - Pomp, you mustn't Zee:
these nlsgers all night in the cold
At the sound c. her masters voice, the Ii!
VII woman tell &c the ground rs il struck BY !
mimic ball Soon several negroes Lifted her !!
TO pear her of. !; bu: she struggle violently
ana rent the woods with her wild lries for " o15
more look at sam
Look at him. you ID then 20 All
don ie: me see you again"
She threw nerseit on the tacs OF the is'l
anu covered the cold lips with har k!ssas 'ieo
she ross, and with weak. Gncer tain SeP
staggered Out .nto the darkness,
was not the systsm whlcn - SCARED an-
hardened thai mans heart, bss9ttsn in 'as-0F
est hell ?
Ihe old preacher said no more, but tow SOU
negro men stepped forward, nailed down '0'
Ads' and lowered the rough boxes iris sr
ground Turning to Madame P, saw Oh
race was red With weeping She turnsl to =
as the hrat ear:h fell, with q dull, heavy SOUND
on the rude collins and giving her Inv arm !
led her FROM the scene.
As We walk ed slowly back to the nous 3 'o'
"aiI--Aalt a chant, half dlrge-rose Tom 49, -.
oiaeK crowd, and hoated of On the still nl5D