Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-15

My Beloved Brethering: AS / have
afore told you in previous discourse,
that there is danger in goin' it too strong,
il we adopt the plan laid down by the
ultra ardicals on our side, 80 there
is danger Of bein' too milk-and-
watery, though say our party can not
be accused of usiG the latter beverage
"sparsly." agree with our reverend
Brother Nasby-that there can be no
need nosO of usin' the Niger Roughly
let as pacifcaie on the niger, let us hui
MAMIE and harmonic ourselves to his
condition-for it may not be lonely afore
he votes.
We need not drop too suddenly from
our former possishion of desipsing and
despitefully usin' of the colored BROTH
ern. Yes, let me call 'em such-for the
tim6 must come when we will have black
sheepin our flock.
Wecan still persekute 'em and by do
in it Eitely, it won't be noticed much,
and we can indulge in a few SARCASTIC
remarks about EN-, but touch 'em litely
if You wish to kultivate their votin quail
tiles into our track, and lead EN- into
ouF pasture.
I am willin' to be bloomin, prolific
fylanthropist if it win only pay, and it
will pay eff we only work the niger in
iewdishus manner.
am and alters have bin a moral
Biennial constitutional Dinocrat-one
who is willin' to serve his party and his
self Especially the latter, at any time.
Look around you on every hand; is
the times lookin' favorabIe2 / think
not; then let us arouse from this sonsBo-
IGntic slumber. am abused of bein' too
howery at times for the kommon herdsto
understandable let me exclaim with
Byron" Fugit Tempus which has
been so lately translated into Fly Time"
has past, yes fly time has passed and or
tenn is here, ard we have skareely d
victory.
/ look to Moo York with dependency,
unless we can make the niger believe
we are goin' to be less crushin' on his
rights under the Konstitution. / know
Fernandy Wood. know him as un-
defled Dimocrat, and he is comm round.
Our Oldest enemy, Horace Greedy, is a
prsyin' for liberal terms to Wirz and JEFF
Davis, and I'll our former coajutors, now
sovilainously konfned in Bastiles and
dungeons. Fernondy Wood is one of
them fellers that the Scripter speaks of
az anIroftt to our party without honor"
He to is in favor of restorin' our old
friends to ekal rites and soldier votes.
With such sterlin' worth on our side,
We should "ail desperasduns" Even
Henry Ward (no relation of Artemus
Ward Beecher is kuming round slightly,
and who nose but he may ultimately be
our candidate on the southern rites
ss-ket, it wood be poetic justice, on the
nA.s,s1f the South, and such heavin of
mighty bosoms from shrobs Of Joy az
there wood be at the announcement OF
this comr 'nion of spirits, is only to be
imaiined, ~ cannot be described. Iklose
these remarks, as my throat is soar with
much speakin'. My last words bein' q
sort of admonishion to our people, tc
stand by the nashun and niger, for we
kno not how much we may need EN-
afore this matter is finally settled.
EBENEZER SLABSIDE.
The preacher from Hepsidam. Resi-
dence mile back Of Cairo Illinois
N. B. For reference as to karakter,
l refer you to the LIST East Tennessee
Cavalry, who once made charge sgiI
me, but was honorably Withdrawal.
e. s., p. of H.