The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-11-02

man, II know not Faithfully / in.
bored, but the people wood come into
the house holdin their noses and set y
holdin nv EN- so ez / wuz speekin, witch
wnz'nt conducive to displays NV ora
tory. The papers wood publish my
own utterancos six months before,
wich confused me somewhat, and the
ablishnists would read Mt me yoor
speeches wich coodn't akkount for.
| secoored for VOC suthin like dozen
votes but they wuz them cz stipulated
for places under me, and he'd hard
work to get EN- from the Union party,
and they we've sich ez did us more
harm than good And besides -"
"Enuffln said johnson. remove him ."
And the poor fellow wuz bundled out.
Secretary Welles knowd wat wuz
the matter 1t come NV tabin Grant
and Farragut along on the excursion.
1t distracted the attention ny the peo-
Pile. He'd there bin nobody but the
President and the Cabinet along there
woodent hev bin nobody to hurrah for,
and the sublime trooths wich the
President kin only jerk wood have i'm
pressed the people more than they
/, did.
Seward wuz confident that the elect
ion wood hev bin all right Good it hev
bin postponed 80 days, which McCul-
lock attribooted it to the limited
knowledge the masses he'd NV lnjeany
bankin.
wuz rckcsted to give my views, wich did
"My lords, sed |, none NV you hey
got the ice We wuz beet because we
, left the landmarks that's wat allied
| us-wuz the ansbent landmarks, Wat
, he'd we to 20 into the canvass with ?
} DemocrsyY Not any, for that wuz
| squolched at Philadelphia. Wat then
+ Why the otiises. Offices in the alb
/ stiact is good. That little one wich |
: hold in Kentucky coodent he indoost
to part with EN- no account, but 700
/ cant run party on EN-, because there
amt enough ny EN-
"My hege, on my return from the
Philadelphia convention, | tarried q
, while i'll Berks county, wich is in Penn
sylyania, and is distinguished for the
unanlmity with wich they vote De-
mocracy. They learned down there
morn SIX weeks ago that the war wuz
, over, and therefore 700 coouent stil
; EN- up on drafts Taxes they he'd got
; used to, and that didn' t move EN-, and
SO the speaker WEI emptying school
!. houses by talking NV the results ny a
q glorious war, wich they all opposed,
! and praisin our mutual friend Seward,
wich they had ulluz hated rs ablish-
q mist, and hednt heerd yet that he he'd
iined the Democracy. Wuz 1t any
! wonder that we went under? Ihel
amt but one thing left to as, aud that
! We strangely neglected My lord VIII,
wuz the Niger not made the centra
f ligger this year ez heretofore He i
y the capital nv the Democrisy its re
s fuge--its tower OF strength l spok
+ in Berks county myself, following on
of them new tangled Democrats VIII
f he'd set EN- all asleep talking stuff T.
= EN- that they didn't understand
!. Mountin the rostrum, calculated
+ Men and Brethren do 700 want t.
marry II hlSSer
2 ''No no! they answered, straight
9 enin up to wunst.
+ "Do You want niggers for sons-in
law p
"No no r.
DO You want laws to prevent 20
from margin niggers q
"Yes yes -
"Do You want to be marched up [
the polls, by those who tell you how t.
/ vote, beside n nigger?'
"Noi no !!
Then vote the Demokratic ticket,
and they all replied;
1--WE will we will = and they did.
" "You see, your excelloncy, the De
mokratic mind isn't hefiy enough t,
comprehend them fine arguments n
ez TO constooshalitv, ct setry, and whel
IA speaker deals in EN- they suspect hi
Dmocrisy and fight shy NV him. Blu
nigger they can all understand. 1T
n soothin to the Dimokratic mind to b,
e continyooally told that there is some
e body lower down in the skale--the,
i desire inferior race, and therefore
n hev bin pullin the niger down towar,
$ EN- for years Did 700 not moths when
!. ever we went it on the Niger we sue
k ceeded in awnkenln an enihoosiasn
4 wich, when neglected or selected othe
l issues we failed to get.
1t is based on philosophical trooths
Q The poorer and meaner man is thu
e more anxious he is to hey it under
{ stood that there's somebody still poor
+ er and meaner than him. Hence yo,
h notis that them individooals who see
{ 3 cent peese so seldom ez to not know
! its nacher, and who keep the ilag n
Z distress wavln from the seat Nv thei
g pants; who, ef nlggers were sellin ut
o cent n peece, coOdent raise enough
e money To buy the toe nail nv one, Il
}. the most ardent friends Nv slavery.
}, That pltItul man wieh Jest ieit the
o presence wuz not To blame tor the re
g suit IL his Deestlick. He tried 10 earl
= his bread, but wat Good he do? III,
3 ablishnlsts knowd he wuz bought with
n q price, aud latied ut him--the Dome
!. racy, sich ez voted. we'd hey got eny
] how. Them ez didn't vote nor Il,
nothin, WIZ the upper class, wich ex
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