The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-12-19
The Everlasting Niger.

who, never haNinR ueeu SV'Ho"
must be supposed to be still livc'yI
and play,ul) having been stuffed
full with the October victory, allow
ed their African brother to rest IN
mace Cor two months or more.
Having carried on election by be
isboring him, and gained possession
OF certain offices they coveted; they
ceased Lros ecnting the wool trade
with ss much vgor as before, and
the unfortunate Ethiopian has been
allowed for some time quiet possess
ion of his traditional wood pile
But az the motto among all traders
is 1.-The oftener capital is turned, the
more the profit" they are trotting
Cuffse out, and getting him ready
for the campaign of '63. Again
tLey have discovered that the free
ing of the "niggers" is the sole OBJ
ject OF the war; that the Presidents
proclamation, was issued for the
purpose of flooding the North
with "nigeers,' and on these famil
lar themes the Democratic harp is
newly strung, and the Democratic
hewgsg is being freshly beaten.
Did we suppose that their fears o'
u colored immigration well founded.
we should sympathize with them,
but we are suspicious The war
has been raging nearly two years,
and some hundreds OF thousands OF
contrabands have been set free.-
BY this time we might reasonably
expect the fret waze Of this terrible
colored food with which we are
threatened. How is itl Has II ar.
rivodi is our gail full Of "niggersF'
Are there some hundreds of"honest
laboripg mea' thrown out of employ
inent by '.lazv, thieving niggers, .
who, notwithstanding the "fact,"
(by the way there are two kinds. o.
"iacts"- Democratic, and those that
arc known TO be true.) that they
won't work, are taking the place OF
white men? Have we thousands OF
negro panpcrs among usY Not
much. Since the war, the negro
population Of Haacock county has
been increased as followe:
by natural causee (probably) 4
New niggers from differ
ent parts of the State, 2
immigration from tue South, q
Totsl-9. t
As those coming from other conn
tes increase our burdens by dimin
ishing theirs, the accocnt, so far o
the State 10 ooncerned,is square; as
iiiSao honest men are thrown out o
employ ment here, two are certainly
relieved from the "pressure' there
md can again support their taaai
live. Tre foar meoGoped in ttt
first item will not be Old enough {
steal, and democratic office holder
need fear no competition from then
for some years, so they are no ma
terial damage to this generation
As to the Two Southern additions
We are happy TO ststc az follows:
One OF them is IAN improved bat
boom" 1--WE are quoting Democrati
language) OF about thirty years c
age, who looks wonderfully like /
man. He was owned by a tame
in Tennessee, and had for severa
years managed his proprietor's bus
iness, and when "de Linkum gun
boats come" the idea popped int
his instinct that he might. il he ha'
chance, do a little business fo
himself, 80 be confscated himself
walked of one night, fell into tn
hands Of Capt. Grey, who sent hir
home. lie is now at work i
blanchard township, tor man VIII
found it impossible to procure suili'
lent white labor, aai WHO was r,
joiced at getting a man oi any colo
to iielp him harvest his crop. 4
he works hard for what he eats an
years--as lie pays Tor all the boot
coats aud pants no uses, and
all the "honest white mem OF th
township are all employed at goc
wages and as he has not yet d
mapded an Office, we cannot see 1
the life Of Us that be 10 any partic
lar damage to that community.
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