Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-16
DAILY SENTINEL.
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ree<un write TO v win pertikler are bskans you
are about the only nan l know in all Gods
country 60 esilsd For sum several weeks /
havbeen ~snsIn N cav ssmthin. For sum sew
eral weeks re frbs, ss-osLled. but nos late Of
said county deceased, have been tryin nifty hard
to do ssnthia- We didnt quite do il. add now
its vefy painful. I assure you. 20 dry % all OF
sudden and mEke out like We vAsn't thar.
Nv friend. I sant 90 saw sumthin. | suppose
there Il no Law agin thinkin, but thinkin don't
help me II don't let down mY thermometer
must explode myaslf generally 30 as 70 feel be,
ter. You seeI N tryin 20 harmonize. I'm tryin
70 soften down my feelins. N endeavoring 10
suhingate myself 10 the level Of surroundn cir.
cuustances 50 eallsd Bot can't do il until /
am alIosed 70 say sumthin. l want to quarrel
with somebody. and then make friends. ! amt
no giant killer. | Amt no Norwegian bar /
Amt no bosr.c0nsirickter. but III be horusuag-
gled II the talkin and tho writin and the Sian
derin has all got " be done on one side any lon
ger Sum Of your folks have got 10 dry up or
turn our folks loose Ifs blamed outrage
30 called Aaini your editors got nuthin else TO
do but to peck at us. and squib at US, and crow
over %? Is every man what kan write para
graf 20 consider us a. bars in a cage, and De al
ways jobbin at us 20 hear growl9 Now you
see, nv friend. that's vhst's disharmonious, and
do you lest tell EN-, one and all. pluribus
unum. so-catied. that II they don't stop IL at
or turn u loose TO say what We please Why We
rebs. so-eslied. have unanimously and jointly and
ssverslly resolved to-to-to-thin very hard
ofit-if not harder
That's the way 10 talk it. | amt agwiue TO
commit myself. / know when TO put on the
brakes. | amt agwine 20 say all think, like
Mr Etheridge. or Mr. Adderriq so-eaLied Nary
time. No. sir But III just tell you. Artemus,
and y0u may tell it To your show: II We amt
allowed To express our sentiments. We can take
il out in hafin; and hatin runs heavy in nv
family, shure hated man 30 bad once that
all the hair cum off nv head. AID the man
drowned himself 10 a hog waller that night. |
koaid do IL agn. bat you see I'm irwin to bar
monte, TO aeqIiesce. 10 BEGUN kahn and
screen.
Nov suppose that, poetkally speakin.
In Dixie's fall
We snned ALL
But tskin the way | see il. big Teller and a
little Teller. called. got into a fte and they
fout and fout and fout long time and every
body all round KEEP holletin hands off but KEEP
helpin the big Teller. until finally the little tel
Ter caved in and hOlered enuf De make
bully hte tell you. Selah. Well what did the
big feIler do take him by the hand and help him
up, aud brush the dirt Of his clothesg Nary
time No, sur But be kicked him arter be
was down. and throwd mud on him. and drug
him about and rubbed sand in his eyes and
property. Wants to eoDfskste il, so called
Blame NJ jacket IL il amt eLuf to make your
head swim
But I'm a good Union man-sO called. /
Amt agsne 10 fife no more. shan't vote for
the next war Amt no gutrilla. I've done tux
the oath and I'm gwine to keep IT, but "a for
my bein subjugated. and humilyated. and ANAL
gamated. aud enervated, as Mr Chase savs, it
ain, so-nary time. ! amt ashamed of nuthin
.wf.. a
short winded pardon Nobody needn't be playin
priest around me- Amt got no twenty thous-
and dollars. Wish had; I'd give il TO these
poor widers and orfns Ia fatten inv own M
merous and interestn offspring in about two
minits aud half They shoudent eat roots and
drink branch water no longer Poor, unfortu-
nate thingsi TO cum into this sublooDary world at
sich time There's four or FIVE OF 'em that
never saw a sirkus nor a monky show-never
had peck ct knife. nor piece of cheese,
reesin. There is Bull Run Arp, Harper's Ferry
Arp and Chikshominy Arp that never seed the
pikters in a spelu book. tell you, my friend,
We are the poorest people on the face OF the
earth-but poor and proud We made
bully fite. Selahl and the whole Amerikin nation
ought TO feel proud Of II Ii shows what Ame.
rikins can do when they think they are imposed
on-"sO- called " Didn't our four fathers fife,
bleed. aud die about little tax on tea when not
one in thousand drunk IL? Bekaus they suk-
seeded wusent it glory? But if they hadent
suppose IL would have been treason, and they
would have been bowin and scrapin round King
George for pardon So IL goes, Aretumus, and
to nv mind. il the whole thing was stewed down,
il would make about half pint of humbug
We had good men, great men. Christian men,
who thought we was right. and many Of 'em
have gone TO the undiscovered country, and
have got pardon as Is a pardon. When | die.
I'm nifty willin to risk myself under the shadow
Of their wings, vhether the climate be hot or cold
So mote il be Selahl
Well. maybe I've said enuf But I don't fee
easy yit I'm good Union man, sertn and
shure. I've had nv breeches died blue and I've
got blue bucket. and very often feel blue and
about twice in while 60 to the doggery and
git blae, and then look up at the blue serulean
heavens and sing the melancholy choryus of the
Bluetailed Fly. I'm doing my durndest 10 har-
NOME. and think could sucseed If il vasent
for sum things. When | see a black guard
goin around the streets with a gun on bis shout.
der. why right then, for a few minutes, hate
the whole Ianky nation. jerusalem. how my
blood biles. The institution what was handed
down to Us BY the heavenly kingdom Of Massa-
chusstts now put over Us with powder and ball
Harmonic the devil Amt we human beings?
Amt we got eyes aud ears and feelin and
thinkinf Why the whole of Afrikv has
come 10 town, women and children and
babies and balloons and all A man can
tell how fur II ~ 70 the city by the
smell better than the mile post They
won't work for ". aud they WON'T work for
themselves. AMI they II perish 10 death this win
ter as shure "a the devil i hog, so called
They are now baskin in The summers sun. Twin
on roastin ears and freedom. with nary idee that
the vinter will cum sgin, or that castor oil and
salts costs money. sum of EN- hundred years
old are whinin around about goin 10 kawlidge
The truth is my friend. sumbody'- badly fooled
about this bizness. Sumbody has drawd the
elefsnt in the lottery, and don't know what to do
With him He's jest thrown his snout about
loose. and by and BY he'll hurt sumebody
These niggers will have 10 60 back 70 the plan
tsiions and work | amt agoin to support nsrv
one OF EN-. and when YOU hear anybody say so.
you tell EN- Its lie. 80 called | golly,
amt got nuthn 70 support myself on. We feu,
ourselves out Of everything exceptin children and
land, and | suppose the and are TO be turned
over 10 the niggers for grave yards
Well, nv trend. don't want much I amt
ambitious as | used 10 was You all have cot
your shows and monkeys and siTkusses aud brass
bands and Origins. and can PLAY the peiro-
Yum and the harp OF thousand strings. and 80
on; but I've only got one favor 20 AZ of yoa.
want enuf powder 70 kill a big yaller stumptAi
dog that prowls round nv premises at night Pom
honor, won't shoot AZ anything blue or black
or mGlatier Will YOU send IL Are YOU and
your foaks 20 skeerei OF me and nv foaks that
YOU won't let Us have any amvnishuuf Are the
squirrels aud crows and black rakoons 10 eat m