Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-10-17
lie APPEALS TO THE PEOPLE
Posi- OFFIs, CoNFEDRIT X. ROADS,
(wich is in the Stait Nv Kcntuck,
October |, 1866.

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President johnson, who hez bin likened
to Androo Jaxon, and wich, since my APP
pintment, consced him to be in many
partikclers his sooperior, requested me and
William II. Seward, (his secretary and
chaplin) to draw up and publish to the
Democracy of the various states holdin
elecshuns this fall, an address, or ruther
an appeal. firmly bcliCevin that he'd he
extended his tour to Maine, and isshood
an address to en-, that that state woulo
not hev gone ez it did William rcfcssed
to take part in the appeal. sayin that it
wArnt NV no yoose, and 50 the dooty de-
volved upon me.
Democrats and Conservatives Of tie
Nonh:-Applesheating the gravity of
the ishoo, | address 700. The signs Nv
the times is ominus A radikal Congress
elected during the time when the South.
ern states, wich comprises rccly all the in
telIek Nv this people, didn't take no part
in the elekshen, bein too busy getting out
Of Sherman's way to open polls: Con-
gresa, repeat, in wich there amt no
Southin man, and wich konsekeutly kant,
by any stretch Nv the hooman imagina-
shen, be considered constitooshnel, hez
dared to thwart the President Nv the Uni
ted States, and set up its will agin his'n
| reed skarccly recount its highhanded
acts Nv usurpashen, 1t passed bill CIV
in rites to niggers, wich, accordiu to Scrip.
ter { &C Onesimus, Ham and Hager, the
only three texts iu Scripter Nv any par
tikeler account) and the yoosages of the
Democrisy, aint. got no rites, and the
President exercisin the high prcl ogatives
put into his hands by the Constitooshen
vetoed it. Here the matter should hey
epdid. He he'd expressed in manner
strikly Gonstitooshucl his objetshuns tc
the measure, and proper regard for hi
feelius, and just Difference for his opinion
, ought to hev indicated the right course
Here wuz peece offered this Congress-hC
didn't'desre coptiny ooance Nv the ag
/ it,tion wich he'd shook the country like
Illouois agcr, but be desired Peace Con
gress Good hcv he'd it, had they only with
drawed the crood noshen Nv what WI
0 rite and what WIZ wrong-ratified, c
/ they shood hev dun, sich laws ez tn
President saw fit to make-in short, het
, they follered the correct rool when W
2 hev Demokratic President, and put tn
G Government in his hands, with an abidi
D trust in his rectitood aud wisdom, W
: mite hev avoided this struggle, and thu
t wood hev bin peaceful. But this reckles
Q Congress, hent upon conseutratin powe
c in its hands ipstid Nv Gividin it betwee
. him and Seward, passed the bill over hi
head regardless Nv his ielinsl The IT
n sponsibility for the dissension rests ther
Y fore, with Congress.
" But these questions are altogether t'
|. befty for the Demoaratic intellek, and
n Aine EN- out for the cSnsderashen Nv Il
!. few Post Masters we get from the UniC
IS ranks 10 the Dimocrisy address m
h self more partickerly. ..
oz Do YOU WANT TO MARRY MCGEE
r This ishoo is agin before yoo. Are y
ez in favor Nv elevatin the Afrikin to pc
be ishon where be kin be yoor ekal or p
! baps yoor sooperior? Thai ishoo is ag
in before yoor decision, only the danger
ap WOO is increased. The matter has becol
Ihreatepiug--for disgise it ez we MI
IN thousands Nv em kin read, and they |
a akkumulatin property, and weaIlog =,
70. close to extent trooly alo... min to
hc Dimokratic mind. We aoy aliuz conso
Ter OURSELVES with the soothin reflection t
ny there wuz race lower down in the 81
Gu of humanity than US uha,-shall VIC c
Nv tinue to enjoy that GeRl@tl That's