The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1866-11-10

mostly Twin in the enjoyment NV none-are
thew to 90 back on that holy determination
IN preserve the Anglo Sackson race on tins
continent in its purity? Do 700 want the
p;oger-the big buck nigger-the tlat'iooted
n;seer-the woolly- headed nigger-the long
beeled uipper-the ow-leggod nigg"r-the
NIGGrR-to step up aside nv 700, and cNer'
else the prerogatives nv frcemen in this
country? Do 700 want the niger, aforesaid
to be mayors Nv yoor towns, with an Inc
hatred they hev toward rs? Wat chance.
oh Dimokratic dweller in cities, think 700.
VOC d hev eff hauled mp aIore niger mayor
On a charge NV dsorderly conduct? Wat
chance wood yoor children hcv in a skool Nv
witch all the teachers wuz niggers? Wat
chance wood You hev wen arrested Tor small
misdemeunors afore Niger judges!
How, let me ask, in the name OF lil@h
Heaven, wood 700 like to be tried for boss
stealth afore a niger joory?
"But," say some nv 700, who, set raVln
by drum and flags and SIGH, went off violent
ly into the war and WIZ, perhaps, saved from
starvin by niggers-''thcse WIZ our friends
in the late war, they fough t agn the south
O wat deloosion 0. wat blindns. =
Troo they did, and that shows the danger
that atore us-that lifts the log from the
precipice onto witch we are standln, and
shows US our danger. Wat docs this fact
prove? 1t PROVES the onreasonahlcncSs OF
the Nigger-his discontentednls with the po'
sishen to witch nacher assigned him, and ms
cussid disposition to upset the normal CON
dition. The Bible makes him a servant on.
to his brethren, (sce Ham, Hager, and One
sinus, three blessed teXts.l Science proves
him to be not a man but a beast. and so take
him ez we may, either ez our brother or cz
beast, land Dimocrisy, with that hber'llty
witch hez alluz distinguished it, gives every
man his choice wich theory to take his con
dition is seryitood. But he, with cnsSld-
ness pcrversity WITCH ! never Good under
stand, flies into the face Nv science, and as
serts his independence. He turned agin
them ez he'd fostcred him-turned agin, in
many instances his own parents, Gin these
instances for convenience the parents adopt
ed the brethren theory j and for an abstract
idea fought agin EN-. That restlcSsness un-
der bonds alarmed the Dimocra;ic mind
We who owned EN- under the skripter (5ee
Onesimus, Hager and Ham, and under the
eternal laws Of scientific trooth, WIZ content
with the arrangement, and why shood they
not hev bin?-Things wuz normal. They
worked and we eat, and eff they he'd bin con
tent with this ekitable division NV the labor
NV life all wood hev bin smooth to-day.
Their takin part agin us at the South and
q
NV feelin good toward EN- source NV oneas,
iness-instid NV bein a reason for elevatin
Nv EN- its my principal reason for depressen
Nv EN-. Sich unsettled minds shood be Gui-
eted-this itchn to raise themselves should
be crushed out NV EN-, that science and Holy
Writ, (see Onesmus, Hager and Ham, may
be indicated
Shell we deseit Androo Johnson after all
the trouble he has bin to in gettin back to
US? Shell we elect q Congress this fall so
soaked in Ablishin-so filled with obiecshnns
to our Southern brethren el to retooze to
receive EN- back into the seats which they
vacated? Consider! The Southern DINO
kracy Eeven't and don't lay up nothin asln
700. They are willin to forgive and forget
They failed, but they are willin 10 forgive
the cause NV the failure They heven't got
the government they wanted, lat they find
no fault with that, but are wiilin to take
charge Nv the wun they hev bin comrelle!!
to live under. Kin they offer tarer? The
fate Nv war wuz aein EN- buryin all hard
feelins they extended to US Chlischen char
ity. and say here We are-iake ua-gvH IL
our old places. They hev bin chastcned go
their household gods have bin destroyed.
and their temples torn down.-WuV neigh.
Dor Nv mine lost two sons in the Confcdrit
army; another son wich he he'd reiooscd
81, 800 for in 1850, he WIZ compelled To
shoot, COZ he wu2 bonnd to run away into
the Federal army, and two oc Oroons which
he had n dozen times retoosed 50. 800 Tor.
each, in Moo Orleans, he saw layin dead on
the steps of skool honsr IN Memphis. -
Hez he suffered nothin? And yet he is
| willin to take a seat in Congress forgettin
all he hez suffered, and torgivin the cause
| thereof. What wickedness it is, witch would
| further bruise SIGH n broken reed