, 1866-04-08
NASRT.
sffs observations on Hecnnttz0esson
and me prerateufs& Psoti2u1Akiua%
h1.1.

,Ifs observations on HecnnttxUesfoss
sud me prerstens1* Fsoeisuansiua~
tfrurn 1hr!To!edo Blada,}
CosY4uur Z Hoaps {wteh +
Is tn she slalt ~ ksatyst{hs (
Kin Il BE-. 1sls .soo or !. Il nof lfoo* IL
sparpo Johneon sii my fancy painted hsss, OF
4 be at1Ii heayrp-Iesytn rer~ekooteF af tue
nE,oeratIe aaintsr ThatI vat I snd some
hot1auds at walt!n Bonl, wood 60 suthtn
handsome to know.
coptess never quite lost faith In Alllroo.
Pro-slaycry Democracy sticks 70 ) E'an e.
,pd it Il rot nd nv only by thc aant means,
Lo-wst, buf5tn the victim thereof.
An5ry., xtAfted out to be Moec5 and he Ia
pne. tut think he's changed bis lssaelltt4.
ont saw woman skiunln lire cess, and
-epspaehed her, aayiag: -, .,,.
.3 ssy :1iss't !! thou the oe 4'ire.
~ :" Sary u Vi !" Fetnrtrd She :" rve skIaued v1a
his way for goia On TO 70 years, saa ,bs5'r
Evrn 10. Tbs negroes hrv hin ia bondage
70 long that they're used to II. and AndToo
fecl!n call to continue 10 the Moses htsnes,
her, hope, turned his attention to tho d.
I1's Us Ae's sosn to 1sad ap ont
w the Egypt nv wretehedatss we've eln su
for urerly dro teasn--It's Us thnt's ngotn 10
Q1it brick 1nakin without Atszw, aul 70 up
Into The Canaun wich Is Funnln with the milk
and honey " public patronage. We ahe1
heg. sum fltes-the1e's AIna&eiitist, post
but with i second 3h7on 81 onr bed, what
can VIC frasf :. ,.
/ feel tonight Ike young COLI 70 ne IL
seems tx though MY venerable locks, Flch
hangs scant1,y ahoDk my tetnpie.. bed grown
btack se}n. and that ny !onth ~ss setnF''an.
1.y.A ,ntt nv kr,r.tk
tt.,bt. Tin young hxin, Vat tez WORKED
tiAs change. 700 ask It's the pnte1am alton
.Ier1afin The war at An elld, and W!thdrxnln
from the Dimocrat.c slAtea lhe odious hire
lIps Nv Tho tyraut Llakin, and ihs doin away
~ TT 'stfss sos ks that ssrp viz w
one uv old, "Mlnc eyes hev seed thy giury-
let thy servant depart Ia peace
We hes bin dooly snt1o,gatcl somc nnr,
and 4 waItln for this. We wAnttA II, and
tonses for II cz the hart does for the water
couf4e, snd considerably more "nlets the
W sre IL the 5oon5n sg.n--we are uatler
tht ehadder nv that glorious old d ~ rich
projects an men ceptin nlggers md a>.ft.h-
nlsts. The Niger Is left TO t,e 4t}ustid by
as, who u to he Eosefntd by tha lave wich
control labor and capital. Certainly he tt-uT
rnt, last nite- They wEt 1oan Il " itA y paddle
wleh xuz bored TUT wv hotes. Hs dldA't
eee1n to enjoy 1t r. much e they did BY
that proclamation our Statcs art ak.sn under
their own control. Let en-, 20 =: HtnaAs TO
work to destroy III the yestircs Nv the rsooel
var through which they her past. Therr
a!nt no fo1Eers now Il ,Ier.cse, Enr The y,ea-
Iey uv keepIu soltiess In snd auoay free peo-
rio Il sbhoTeut TO hedom and humanity
Go to work At Hunst md LuilI up The bsuken
wal,s nv ypur Zion.
VT must hAv Peace and nnantm1ty-snd
Peaee cannot dweu among Us oniess theruta
ontneas ~ pn7pe* nua setttsnent- To
among 700 them e opposed yoo doorin yoor
late struggle for M<es. hist en-. Their pres
epce u init attn, and kin not Be tnfcrStef4
Ahiiahupinn Il ~ shhoftot noN ~ yer, and
The toorer 700 arr nd nv II the better. 1t Is
saee 10 ass9lns that csesy man who opposed
the lattlF derraked con{edcs4cy Il ! tkliahul=t.
The next step and the nost important Il 10
tear down the utEEer school hontes aud
churches wich hey BIN hul1t here and there,
md kindly thke thu niger by the car and
lead ttra hack to hla old quaEters, wlcA i his
normal po~lt,Yu. The Yankre school teachers
sent hsre oy ffeectaen'a Atd Societies. shood
properly be hung for sprtadtn dissatisfaction
wood ad1ise nt7ey ma con.iiisiiop. II Ta1
znd feashessn With xhIpplna y III perhaps do ex
well, snd xlIl 90 to show tho ~uI1d that 1ur
lustiee j. tempered with ehasity-that
NE AlA HE ENAFdUN3 IL HEu GE lust. DGr
l<Eislatures sho.'d bs instantly called To-
gather nnd psnper lana Ier the govern
Hent of thr s.esaiutn shonid b paAsea,
MP 10 tho requirements VI tx kcr Id 4 tis4
18th. protest n III any violation NJ good
tallh, but labor must be done, f6r the akhp-
TIT eomusnds It, and our frall nacher de-
mands wat cant bc got without u. We don I
Not IT. all The ntkR... must do 1t hi4s.>t.
not e SLAVE Tot slavery Is sso'1s'>-d. but et
szve man. Ethiopian ~.sizeus q. .Asneslkin
descent, wich u rnnlattef, aud f1Il b!ooded
hkcks and ali hcYin In their re1us 4 tint nv
Atrikin blood must be restrained realty. sna
for thelr own good, l succeat laws ex follows :
l. They must never teare the plant alton onto
wtch shty aY1, y hen tho act goes Into effect,
wltaout ! pass from the employer, under pea
Altf nv betu shot
i. They .hel her the privilege uv spein
everybody w their own color, ef theY can
gise white ball FOR eosts-
>. They .hsl het tns privilege nv beln sued
l. They shel be competent e witnesses II
eAsea ID wlch theI are not Interested, but thtfl
testimony b 10 70 for nothing ef II l. opposc1
By the testimony ~. = white man or anotAel
ntgEsr.
rett estate outside nv any Incorporated city
towu or village
d. No niegsr thel be allowed to buy osleas,
scat Ssae aanM III inepspo.a!ea c.t5 5,to~l
" ~, ,iinase' e1eee1 - sAcFetaa'Ie9 Psos'uea tos
'o1n .,r,
.,,ier s sa- Is, no. .ans,,.,1. ~ u,s u q puoa
nootepalxI " Rgnesat cIeu'asioa ~ eed II!
.afsr oE MN phosEA'han ns ahet ra} lnFat1
ab!F u aasanee: nc aael Iaen kaFc bond
.at,,n sn sa.us e. aue ,n.!ut ~. suei neeAe, INA
ne.L9s. a as nos ~ ~ ~ ancestors, Or Dc
ennss, r. o%s Q. ,na rstn Or, VI esef become pub
.Hisss W;sh ann " hr~.it,,4 ~ neaAse Iaeel
| To.te h!en Aan t!TeeosoeIs' then Inc mayo
~ sast saae eteSu 20 n9 Ftoet0snrd ana !
lhe lIec "hHe citlfths the! role yea IMAM
honsl}+ he Aotl be allowed u tny or lease hl
! Ieas eetstf. ntnese y dissenting vote, the
LIE shet be pnt tslo the chalu gang Tor IL