The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1865-11-16

i, plkter OF borygard Spon-l ell, She
harmenized, Il reckon Now the tpoubft
: of all. sich H, that after these bayonets
leave here and go home these pettycoat
Z. tyrants can't come back any more. Some
lGeorgy fool will smash the Juice out OF
Penn, sartin, and that, won't be neither
harmonious or healthy. Better let the
wimmen alone.
Then there is another thing Pm waitin
for Why don't tlfy reEonstrukt the
niggefs if they are over goin to { They've
give 'em,a a powerful site Of freedom, and
very little else. Here's the big 4reediheils
hnro, and the little huros- -all over the
country, and the papers are full of grand
orders and special orders, andparag graphs,
but I'll bet q possum some OF. 'em steals
my wood this winter or freezes to death.
Freedmen's buro! freedmch's humbug Il
say. Just when the corn needed plowin
ftbe werst, the buro rung tho bell and
tollel all the niggers to town. and the
farmers lost thelcrops; and now the freed
man is gotting cold and -hungrag and
wants to go back, and there Amt nuthin,
for EN- to so to. But freedom is a. big
thing. Hurra for freedoms buro! Sweet
land of liberty, of thee i don't singt
But it's all right I'm. for freedom my
self. Nobody wants any more slavery.
IF the Abolishuaists had let us alone We
wouldshave fixed it up right a long time
ago, and wo car fix it up now. The bu-
-ro aint, fixed it, and it aints asgoin to. IL
don't know anything about it. Our peo-
people. have got a heap more feelinr for
the poor niggei. than any abofishrnist
| We are as poowas Job, but I'll bet o dol
lar we can raise more moneyin Rome to
build niger church than theyrdid IN
BostowlL The. papers say. thatsafters go
in round for 5 weeks, the Bostown chris
tians raised thirty-scyen dollars to build q
nigger church in Savannah They are
Epdwerfut on theory but nifty scace in
practice.
But its no use talliin. Everybody. will
know By waitin who's been fooled. Mr..
johnson says.he's gMine to experiment,
that's all hescan do now--its oil anybody
can do. Mr. Johnsoi's head level. I'm
for him, and everybody ought to be for
him-only he's powerful slow about some
thingss Iain't worshippin him he
never madc ME. i hear folkS hollerin
hurrawfor: Andy johnson, and the papers
say, oh! he's for us, he's all right, he's
| our friend. Well, spose he is, hadn't he
ought to-be? DID you expect him to be
a:dog? Bekasc he ain'ta hangin of us,
isit necessary to be playinh hipoerit around
tile rfootstoof tof power and maxim out
like he was the greatest man.in theworld
and we was the greatest sinners Who's
sorry? Who's repentin? Who amt
proud of our people? Who loges our en-
emios /? Nobody but a burned sneak. ]
say.let 'cm= hang and be hanged to ON,
before I'd beg 'cm for grace. Whars
| Sokrafss, whar's Cato? But If Andy
holds his own, tlto country's safe, provi-
ded these general asscmblys and synods
!. and bishops conventions will keep the
devil and. Brownlow tied. Here's o pas
| sci Of slink-hearted fellers who played to-
| ry Jest to dodge bullets iorsaye property,
now howlin about for ofis--want every
thing bekaus they was for Union. They
was. for themselves, that'ssall they was
for, and they amt q. goin to get the Off
ces neither. Mr.. Johnson Amt got no
more respect for EN- .thapI have We
,want to trade EN- off, BY hokey, We'll
give two:of EN- for one copperhead, and
AK notlin to boot. Let 'em shinny on
their own side, and get over among the
folks who don't want us Reconstructed
i There's them newspaper. scribbiers who
slip down to tho edge Of. Dixey every 24
hours. and peep over at u.s. On tip toe
Then they run back pufin and BLOWN
with straight cost tai, and .holler out
|I"He amt dead-he-. amt deadlock ou
everybody. I'm jestfrom thar-secd his
toe move-heard him grunt; he's goin tt
| rise again Don't withdraw the sojers
but seifd. down more immegeately.o ,Ane
here's your Harpcr's Weekly a heading
all sich-a gassin lies and slanders in eve
ry issue-malsin insultin pikters in every
sheet-breedia evcrlastin discofd, ant
c!1awin bigger than ever, since we go
licked. Wish oldsStoncwall. had cotchet
these Han,ers at their Ferry, and W.
boys had know'd they.was going to keel
up this devilment SO long. We'd q mad'
baptists of them, sertain, payroll or n,
payroll. Hurraw for brave soldier,
say, reb or no reb, ya1k or no yank
huffaw for manly foe and q generou
victor-hulqaw for our side too, / golly
|-sxcuse me, but sich expressions sMil!l wori
their way out sometimes, brakes or NJ N
brakes.
But Pm for Mr.. johnson. In for al
!: the JohIison's-its a bully name. There
our Governor, who aint q. .goin. at dis
count; and there's. Andy, who is dom
; powerful we'll considerin', and there's tn
hero of Shiloh-peace to his noble ashes
And there's Joe-my bully joe
wouldn't / walk ten miles ofarainy nigh
to see them hazel eyesand feel the .gril
:. of his soldier hand. Didn't my rooste
: always clap his wings and=crow whenes
er he passed our quarters?@ lnstine
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