The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-10-12
MIR. Nasty Appeals to the People.
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President Johnson, who heZ bin
likcned to Androo Jaxon, and wich,
since my appointment, l conseed him
to be in many partlkelcrs his SCOPE
rior, requested Inc aud William III
Seward, (his secretary and chaplin
to draw up and publish to the Dem.
ocracy Of the various States holdin
elccshuns this fall, an address, or
ruthcr an appeal, firmly belecvin tha,
he'd he eXtendid his tour 10 Maine
and isshood an address to en-, thai
that state wood noe hev gone ez il
did William refoozed to take part
in the appeal, sayin that it warnt Nv
ino yoose, and 50 the dooty devolved
upon me.
DEMOCRATS AND CONSERVATIVES w
THE neutrality-suspicious. the gray
ity NV the ishoo, address 700, The
signs un the times is ominus. a Rad.
ikle Congress, eleclid DARN the time
when the Southern States, wich com
priscs ree.y all the inte!lei NV this
people, didn't take no part in the
elckshen, bein too bizzy gcttin out
Nv Shcrman's way to open polls, a
Congress, l repeat, in wich there aint
no Southern man, and wich consc-
kently kant by any stretch Nv the
hooman imaginashen, be considered
Constiooshnel, hez dared to thwarl
the President NV the United States,
and setup its will agin hls'n! / need
skarcely recount its hlghhanded acts
Nv usurpashen. 1t passed a bill
givin rites to nigsers, wich accoriin
to Scripter (see Onesimus, Ham and
Hager, the only three texts in Scrip
ter NV any partikeler account,) and
the yoosages Nv the Democrisy, aint
got no rites, and the President ex-
ercisin the high prerogatives put in.
to his hands by the Constitcoshen,
vetoed it. Here the matter should
hev endid. He he'd expressed, in a
manner strilily Constitooshencl, his
objecshcns to the measure, aud q
proper regard for his feolins and just
Difference for his opinions, ought to
hev indicated the right course. Here
wuz peece offered this Congress-
Here wuz the tender NV olive branch.
The President didn't want q quarrel
with Congres--he didn't desire con-
tinyooance NV the agitation wich he'd
shook the country like Illinois
ager, hut he desired Peecs. Congress
Good hev he'd it, he'd they only with,
drawcd their crood noshens NV what
wuz rite and what wuz wrong-rat
ited, ez they shood hev dun, sich
laws ez tho President cow ft IN
make-in short, he'd they follered the
correct rool when We hey Dem
ollratlc PRECEDENT, anu put the Gov
ernment in his hands, with an abilin
trust in his rectitood and wisdom, We
mite hev avoided this struggle, and
thus wood hev bin peaceful. Blu,
this reckless Congris, bent upon con
septratin power in its hands instid Nv
diyidin it between him and Seward
passed the bill over his head! regard
lis NV his feelins! The responsible
ity for the dissension rests, therefore
with Congress.
But these questions are altogethe
too hefty for the Democratic intcllei
and ding EN- out for the consider
ashen NV the few Post Masters w
get from the Union ranks. To thu
Dimocrlsy / address myself NOR
partickelerly.
Do YOU WANT TO MARRY A NIGGER
This ishoo is agin before 700. AR
YOU in favor NV elevatin the Afrikil
to a posishen where he kin be 700
ekal or perhaps yoor sooperior
That ishoo is agin before 700 TO
yoor decision, only the danger 7
VOC is increased. The matter ha
become threatening-for disgise
ez we may, thousands Nv EN- kin read
and they are aklSumulatin propert
and wearin good cloths TO exten
fsrooiy alarmiu to the Dimokras