The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-08-23

Nous anu DeeklH IOSIdiD tdhlh buO Sh"li q
meetn was to wunst organized.
The Deekin remarked that this wuz
the proudest minnit NV his life. He wuz
gratifed at the appointment of his esteemed
friend, becoz he appreciated the noble quail
ties which wuz so conspicuous into him.
and becoz his arduous services in the coz Nv
Dimokrisy entitled him to the posishun.-
All these wuz aside Nv and entirely discon
nected from the fact that thare wood now
be probability Nv his gettin back little
matter Nv nine dollars and sixty. two cents
Hear! Hear !! wicth he he'd loaned him
about eighteen months ago. atore he he'd
knowed him we'll or larned to luv him.
But thare wuz another reason why he met
to rejoice to mite. 1t showed that a. john
son ment BIzzNEss-that A Johnson wuz
troo to the Dimokrasy, and that he he'd full
Iy made up his mind to hurl the bolts nv
offishl thunder witch he held in his Presiden-
shall hands, at his epimes. and make fife in
earnest, that he wuz lgoin to reward his
friends, them ez he Good trust. Our veneer
able friends bein put in a condishun to pay
the confdin residents Nv the Corners the
little sums he owes them is good thing
Hear! troo, troo with singular unanimity
from every man in the biIdiu1 but wat wuz
SIGH considerashuns when kompared to the
CRATE moral effeckt Nv the decisive move
ment. [''A id sie," shouted one grocery
keeper, and 1--we don't want no moral effect D
cried another.l My frens, when the news Nv
this bold step Nv the President goes forth to
the South, the price Nv confedrit skrip will
go up and the shootin Nv niggers will cease
for the redempshun Nv the first konsider
eshoored, and the redoosn Nv the latter to
their norman condishun, konsider ez good
ez done.
Squire Gavitt remarked that he wuz too
much overpowered with emoshun to speak
For four years, nearly five, the only news
paper which come to that offs had passed
through the polluted hands Nv a Ablishinist.
He he'd no partikler objecsbun to the mis-
guided man, but he wuz the symbol NV
tyranny and so long ez he sot there he re-
minded 'em they were warm chains Thank
the Lord, that day is over! The Corners is
redeemed, the second Jaxon hez risen and
struck off the shackles. He wood not al
lood to the trife Nv twelve dollars and
half that he loaned the appointee SON =
months ago, knoin' that it wood be paid
out NV the first money.
Bascom, the principal grocery keeper,
rose and called the Squire to order. He
wanted to know eff it was fair play to talk
sich talk. No man Good feel more heart
felt satisfaction at the appointment Nv cur
honored friend than him, shown ez it did
that the President he'd cut loose from Alb
iishnism which he dispised, but he protested
agiu the Squire undertaken to git in his bill
afore the rest he'd chance Who furnisbt
him his Kicker for eight months, and who
hez the best rite for the first dig at the pro-
ceedS Nv the position. He wood never
The other three grocery keepers rose,
when Deekin Pogram rooled elm all out NV
order, and offered the followin resolutions
WHEREAS, The President hez in strik-
ly constooshnel manner, relieved this com
moonity Nv an offensive Ablishnist appin
ted by that abhorred tyrant Linkin, and
appinted to his place sound constooshneI
Democrat, one whom to know is to lend.
therefore be it
Resolved, That we greet the President and
ashoor him Nv our continood support and
confidence
Res0Jred, that we now consider the work of
Reconstruction, so far ez this community is
CONSERVED, completed, and we feel that we
are wunst more restored to our proper re-
ations with the Federal Government
ResoLUed, that the glorious defense made
by the loyal democracy by Moo Orleans agin
the combined conventioners and niggers
shows that freemen kin not be coukered
and that white men shell rule America
RsSoJ0ed, That on this happy occasion we
forgive the government for what we did
and cherish nary resentment apiu auybody