Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-05-02

look and live.
Now let us be joyful
For the Ethiopian is delivered into our
hands bound hand and foot.
Blessed be Moses
We will make him grind our corn but
he shell not eat thereof.
Blessed be Moses
We will make him tread out our wheat
but we will muzzle his mouth.
Blessed be Moses
He shall pick our cotton but the hire
he receiveth he shall stick in his eye with
out injuring the sight thereof.
Blessed be Moses
He shall toll in the sugar mill, but the
sugar be shall not sell.
Blessed be moses
His sweat shall nourish our corn, but
he shall eat nary ear thereof
Blessed be Moses!
We will burn his skool houses and de-
stroy his spellin books, (for shell the mig
ger be our superior p and who shell stay
our hand
Blessed be Moses
| The skool teacher will we tar and feath-
er, and whar is the bloc koted hirelins to
make us afraid?
Blessed be Moses
We looked at the niger and said, no !
ha the last state Nv that chattle is wuss
nor the fust, for before we had his labor
vile he waz strong md healthy, but had
IA I. x,t hn L.
and old, and now we kin get his labor
without the care.
Blessed be Moses
The Ablshnists cast out one devil, and
garnished the room, but there wuz seven
devils more stronger and hungrier witch
rushed in and pre-empted the premises.
Blessed be Moses
But our song Nv joy WIZ turned into a
vale NV anguish,
Moses sought to hist the serpent, but the
serpent histed him.
He's on pole and the bitn North
wind is BLOWN onto him.
He can't get up any higher because his
t pole amt any longer, and he cant get
down because he amt no place to light
onto.
He vetoed the Bills and congress hez
vetoed him-the Civil Rites Bill they
passed in u uncivil manner
Now. bein the niger hez rites, he is
: our ekal,
Our ekal is the niger now, and onless
the schoolhouses is burned and the spell
lin books destroyed he will soon be our
superior.
We wuz wllin to give him the right Nv
bein sued, but alas he can sue.
He kin be witness agin US. and he
kin set his face agin ourn.
: Our wise men may make laws to keen
him in his normal speer but Nv wat avail
is they.
We kin buy and sell him no more, ne.
Their he nor his children.
The men will cleave unto their wives
and the wives unto their husbands, and
our hands is powerlis to separate EN-.
t Their children kin we no more put ur
at auction and sell to the highest bidder,
q we Pocketin joyfully the price thereof.
They hev become sassy and impudent
y aud say, go to, are we not men"
! bid one git orr the side walk and he
f badc me be damned
v | chucked nearly white one under the
q chin and smiled onto her, and she
squawked, and her husband hearin th,
squawk thereof, came up and bustid my
8 head, even as a white man wood hav don,
chastised wun who gave me lip, aud
y he sood me. Caucason, for assault and
. battery and got q judgement.
Vale for Moses put out his hand t.
save us these indignities, but his hand
l. wuz too weak.
g We killed Linkin in vain.
Our Moses is playing Jaxon. He fan.
| cieth he resembleth him becoz his inisb.
. ais is the same.
Il He resembeth Jaxon muchly-in that
Iyaxon he'd policy he Good cary out and
r Moses ilcz got policy he cant cary out
E And ez be caG't carry out his policy,
the people are carrying it out for him.
WITCH they do a holdin il OF arms Tenth
: and holdin their noses.
a Moses is cake half baked-be is hot
q on one side and cold on one side cold on
tother.
He darsn't let go Nv Alishinism, and
is Altered to cum to us.
He hez bin takin epson salts and mi.
Gao, and one is workin up an the other is
D working down.
: Where kin we look for comfort.
do we turn to the ptople2 Connecticut
: answers. "Ror for Hawly," and Moo
!, Hampshire goes Ablishuu.
do we turn to the Court? Lo | Tanev
: hez gone 70 his reward, him who afortime
dealt out Dimekratic justice, and who nm.
derstood the nacher Nv the niger, and
; Chase who Ia niuan .A;. CO.. ""u