Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-02-17

| amid the most profoundest and tnmultous
| silcnce ever seed, and Mr.. Gibson re-
marked that he wouldent impose the 70.
publik on no respectable man aein his
| wishes. He then transferred me to tho
we would take immediate action, for the
State had no money. as we'll a. himself,
and board was high and cetras frequent.
This may no. have been bis exak.ual LAM
gwidge, but il aLglin towards it. Ibowed
my head aud said, ditto. excep that l
don't eat ssteras." Forthwith I telegrafd
vsryus gentlemen for a temporary loan,
but they wou!dent loan . dollar Till Mr..
Jenkins were norgrated, for they wanted
his name TO the note. Thinks. says l,
there's . tap lost about the wagon. If
We at state We kin borry money in Au-
| eus,y. If We sin't \ state, its none Of
our bizness to berry it at all. II Andy
wants to run the mersheen his own way.
let him pay bis own expenses. What 10
the dikens 10 provisional government for,
if it amt to get up provisions aud provide
for Teller generally? / made up my
mind that perhaps We had been humorin
Andy about long enuf We had as much
right to governor as Alabama or South
Carolina. He wants US back about as
bad as We want to get back, and little
Bladder, perhaps; and he incident put on
50 many unnecessary airs about this sch
ator bizness. II he fools with US mnch,
we wont elect nobody-1, golly we'll
take the studs and 60 backwards l forth
with returned to the capitol. and strechin
forth 70 of my arms, ses l, Mr.. Gibson,
snr-I'm your frieud-l'm the friend Of
| your wife and children; but ef Mr.. Jen-
kins amt norgorated soon, the state will
collapse: q bri sht and glorious star will
be oblitern.ed from off the striped rag,
and the president will lose about niue
supporters ia the federal congress. l
move, sur, that eff We cant get our gover.
nor at once like sina qua non, We break
up in dutch grocery and depart for Mex.
leo. l. took like tue Small pox, and were
carried tum uitously. These proceedings
were telegrafd to Washington before the
ink was dry, aud we received orders forth
With to nogorato our governor and roll on
our cars. Then the money came and We
voted ourselves a rocke,tul apiece and
took furlo My friends that was proud
and glorious day When that g:ea. aud
good man was maxim his atfec,n speech.
we all felt happy, and Cap.en Dodds,
member from Pold, remarked that he
would like to die then, for he never expec
ted to feel as heavenly agn.
The tears run down his left eye like
rain. His other eye were beat out by q
Yankee soldier while the capten wer in
prison. Of course the vilIen wer TUX for
it and hung, though l haint seed 10
mention of it in the papers. Alas q! poor
Wirz
My feller-peepe', lc: me in conclusion
congratulate you On hAvin governor
once more a. is = governor. Oh, there 10
life in the old land yet, and by and by
We II oil mix up with our friends ct the
north, and we'll transport them black re-
putlicans into the Airiksn desert, and put
'em teschin Tottenho.s the righss Of suf.
frsge. Winter Davis could there iud =
field of labor suffieien, FOR the miserable
remnant Of bis dec'iuin years II it amt
toe Winter Of our disconten. mentioned
| b., Mr.. Shakespeare. | don't know ~ho he
alluded to, and want to get rid Of him.
! He and bis clan have doae US 50 much
evil, that am induced to exclaim in the
'angwidge Of Paul about Alexander the
Corpcrsmi.h' may the Lord reward EN-
accordin to their works" More anony-
| mus. BILL ARP.