The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-02-10

Swamp. Arkansas. I am hungry and cold
% go 'way' replied the man. Don't both
er me. I'm sick Of the very sight Of yO
Sir | said, you insult your equal. l nu
! your peer. The PROCLAIM ation--'
| j., 'Confound the Proclamation! | almost wisl
| l had never issued =
cHAPrEh iv. .
A lot OF Congressional magnates stood nea
chewing tobacco. approached to ask ior
chew, and heard one addressed as Mr.. Love
joy:
ral emotion, 1 was slave. an now a
! libertyp
The gentleman drew down his under eye
lid with hi little finger.
DO you see any thing green therer HI
, asked
Mock me not!' l exclaimed; am not &
man and brotherG -
why don't you go to work you lazy tel'
low" asked another Congressman. who had
a smell of cobbler's wax about him; i used
to work down at Natick'
SIR answered scorhfully, 4 am frce.'
They laughed vulgarly, and ! went away
with heavy heart.
CHAPTER v.
Still farther northwsrd. Colder, more in
hospitable Vague doubts and half regrets
crept into my brain, Is this Liberty Ah
poor heart, take courage! - 0lt
Still | was free; spd free to con iess that
tad never suffered so much before.
Some Que showed me Mrs. Negrophies s
house. A SPLENDID carriage stood before the
door. rang A ss,yan, come.
Il wish to see Mrs. Negrophile. 1'sll her
a newly freed slave wishes TO see her,
The iacky returned very soon.
Your card, please? -
i have no card I am cold and hun
gry.' ..s
The lacky went aid came sgain.
She doesn't see that kind he said.
shuddered and went to the ofti;e OF the 2fi.
lune. found TWO men there with their feet
on the desks. ...
Hello! said one, here is a friend Of Old
Greeley! Thpeak up brudder! Yah, yah ,
Young man. said, 4 am friend Of ali
men,
'lis keeps the place next door, said the
other ..
4 come to you in the name Of human
ity.'
Look hare, said the first, don't want
any blowed non,ense roun here. Clear out
before put you OUT -.
is Mr.. Greedy imp
Not Tor you. Leave thisp ...
He raised paper weight threAtingly. l
departed. ,'.
a Democratic compost or gave me sispence
bat night, and had something to eat, Tor
The first in two days.
CHAPTER vi ..
Northward still. found GerIit Smith at
length. A large white haired man, with
restless, vacant eye. 5.l r-
Ny ireind, SAID he, 'ethhologistic sidera,
influences are antagonistic in their magnit-
ism The arbitrary enuncistion Of dogiaat.
ic all locution is not productive Of habiliArS
conditions
I'm cold and hungry said. f'r
3 Certainly. lsothermal relations can not
be ignored with impuni,y. Whistle pipes
and thunder! How's your mother? Join
Browh's body hangs dangling in the grave!
Take 'em away! Take 'en Off
His eyes grew very wild, and he paved
the air vigorously. l was araid, and went
away borrowing.
20 Lbe,te L'berte!' cried, 'eomjion des
crimes some comm's sous ton nom!' r.
A gang OF laboiers went 10 work upon o
railroad near by. Invent TO them.
What wages do you gelr
Seventy five cents day, in railroad scrip
What d. you do with it?'
1T passed at the Store
What store?' sr-rr ....
Railroad store. Divil place else.'
What does it cost you TO live?
'A!l We get, just; barin' enough for a
drunk, Saturday nights '..s5
reflected these w,,e go men. They
worked harder than did wnen slave, and
or a bare Iiving-worse lood, worse clothes,
md more beast illness on Saturday night-for
had never been allowed to kill myself with
bad whisky.
And, you are sick. or get Old
Och, then, we 60 to the divilp
But your families are not separated from
your 'H ~ f.a. d"
NO slch good luck. havn't seen the
ould 'oonan for two years. but she keeps
iisgin me ior money all the time.'
lwas satisfied. begged few coppers,
md set my lace sternly Southward.
o, Liberty -''. 5s1. .Li q.