The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-10-20
-ur. Nasby Suggests a '.Psalm of
Sadness FOR his Friends South.
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The utter and abrect state NV cus>itood
in 10 which the Dimocrisy find themselves.
North and South. makes day Nv faSiin
approprit- Fl the Lord Is ever a goin 10
help III, now i his time
Fl my clericle lrethrin uv the Church
South desire 10 appint a day uv f;a~tin ana
PRAYER submit the follerin ez a SAN OF
agony, apprcprit for the occasion:
SAM UF AGONY.
On the street see a nigger
On his hack a coat Nv bloc. and he car
ryelh a mu>l>it-
He iS Provo Guard. and he halieih me,
ez won hevin authority.
And my fender daughter spit on him.
and 10 he arrested her. ANA she iangrl,leih
in the guarl house
My eyes dwell ON him. an mv sole i a
artesian We'll of Moo, il ruSheth with
greet.
Fer that ni@ger WIZ my nieger,,-I
bought him with price.
Alas, that Niger i out Nv hi~ normal
condi>hun. he l. Il star Out uv l. spaer.
which Sweepeth ihro the poliiikle hereils
sma>hin things
Normally. he wuz with gold anl ~il1er
how he Is nightmare
Wun>t WIZ rich, and that nigger walz
the lrlsis thereof.
WoiS me, l owned him. sole. body.
muscles. sinoos. blood. boots and lrielli-.
Dis intellek wuz mime. li> bodr wuz
mime. likewise his Labor and The froo;S
thereof.
His wife WIZ mine. and she WIZ mr
eonkebine.
The normal results of the conlsebina.cI /
sold. combining pleasure and profit in a
eminent DECREE
And on ihe price thereof l played pc
ker. AMI drank mint @nolcp-, and rode in
sorguS char7ots. ana wore purple and line
linen every day.
Wuz this mi>oegerlSilun or nicger equal
ity Not any. For she wuz mime. eyen
a. my on, or my horse, OF my sheep. and
her increase wuz mine, eyen a. wuz
theirs
Ablishn mi~ee gena>hm elewate> tla
Niger wench 10 his leyel-I iii il for sa:n
which degraded her, nuclly-
And when the wife uy my bll,om lifted
up her voice in complaint, saving. 40.
am ai'rlsed-this little nig-er re~embletll
thee" halt the price OF the infant clrattd
wood buy diamond pin with which 10
stop her yawp,
And my boys follered in my footsteps,
and crate WIZ the mix, bu, profitable.
But my dream Is buStid.
The Niger Is free and demands wages
for the work NV his hands.
His wife Is free and she kin deriic
whether shell cleave 10 her husband or be
nv conkebine
Yesterday bade her come to me, a.ld
10. she remarkt, Go way, white IMAM,
or bust yer he'd
And | golc
Her children are free-ihey are MIN,
likewise. but can't sell 'en on the block
TO the highest bidder
Therein Iinkin Sinnel-he violated the
holieSt and highest instinks NV cur ma
cher he interpasetl 4 proclamation ai-
ween father and cl.ild.
! We took the heathen from Afreka. and
wuz a maxim Christians uv EN- Wo TO
him who stopt Us in our missionary work.
1t * wriiten-'-hin The EtLiope change
his skin ?" | wuz a cilangin il for him. |
and my fathers, ami We had meIlered II
down TO briie waller.
/ Dark l. my father
obeye'l The gr4lie Law OK Labor. 81 |
served IN the army, by substitoot-naw
shel hev TO stane my hands with labor
or siarye
In what am l better than a Northern
mudsills
kin git no more dimnl pms tor the
wife Nv my buznl, and she yawpeih con-
tinoosly.
| Arrayd in hum-spun, she wrastleth with