The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1866-10-18
JACKSON G. H., OHIO THURSDAY, OCTOBER 49, 1866


Deekin Pogram sed he'd bore with
them niggers till his patience wuz gin
out. lie endoored it till last Sunday
After service he felt pensiye, ruther, and
walked out towards Garrettstown, med.
ltatin as he went On the sermon he he'd
listened to that morun on the necessity
NV the GospiI. Mournin in sperit oyer
the condition of the heather, he didn't
notls where he wuz till he found hisselI
IN the nigger settlement, and in front
Nv one NV their houses. There he saw
a site wich paralyzed him. There, wuz
a nigger wich wuz wunst his nigger,
wich Linkin deprived him Nv, settin un-
der his porch, and protanin the Holy
Bible by teachin his child to read it +.
Kin this be endoored the Deekin ask
ed r.. .....
Deekin PaSkins sed he must bear his
unworthy testimony agin these disturb
erS. They he'd, he knowd whereof he
spoke, hired female woman from Mas
sachusetts to teach their children! lie
he'd bin in their skoOlroom and with his
own eyes witnest it. ~ 10
Bascom, the grocery keeper he'd bin
shocked at their conduct lie wuz con-
yinst that a nigger wuz beast. They
come to the corners to sell the produx
Of their lands-do they leave their mon
ey at his barr Nary! They spend
sum NV it at the store Nv disorganizer
from Illinoy, who is here interferin with
the bizniS NV troo Southern men but he
he'd never seen one NV eln inside his
door. lie he'd no pashence with 'em,
aud believed suthin shood be done to
rid the community NV sich yooseless in-
habitance. Ell they ever git votes they'r
agin us. No man who lodges nay bar
ever votes straight Dnocracy.
Ginral Pont moved that this meetin
do towunst proceed to the settlement
and clean EN- out. They wuz a re-
proach to Kentucky OF course, ez
they were heatbens and savages, sich
goods ez they he'd wood tall to the right
eous, NV whom we wuz which, and he
insisted upon a fair divide. All lie
wanted wuz bureau AID a set Nv chairs
he he'd seen. Dr.. ....
The motion wuz amendid 10 mcleod
Pollock, the Illinoy store keeper, and it
waz to wunst acted upon,
Pollock wuz reconstructed first. Fill
led with zeal for the right, his door wuz
buStid i'll, and in jitfy, the goods wich
he wuz contaminatin our people with,
wuz distributed among the people, each
takin sich az Sootid en-. Wun man Sc
jested that ez they wuz made by Yam
KEGS, and brought South by Yankees,
that there wuz contaminashen i'll the
touch NV EN-, and that they be burned,
but he wuz hooted down, our people
Seein a distinction. The contamination
wuz in payiu for em-gitten EN- gratoo-
itously took the cuss off.
Elated, the crowd started for the set
tlement. | never saw more zeal mani
tested. A half hour brought us there,
and then a scene ensood wich filled me
with JOY onspeakable. Theniggers wuz
routed out and their goods wuz bundled
after en- The Bible and skool books
wuz destroyed first, COZ we he'd no use
for them; their chairs, tables and bu-
reaus clothin and beddin wuz distrib-
uted. \ woman he'd the impudence to
beg for suthin she fancied, when the
righteous zeal NV my next door neigh
bor, Pettus, billed over, aud he struck
her Her husband, forgettin his color,
struck PettuS and the outrage wuz COM
pleted. n NIGGER HE'D RAISED HIS HAND
AGIN A WHITE MAN.
The insulted Caucashen bloodrriz, and
in less than q mint the bodies Nv six
male Ethiopians wuz a dangling in the
air, and the bodies NV six Ethiopian
wimmin wuz layin PROSTATE on the
earth. Tho children wuz spared, for
they wuz still young, and not hevin bin
taught to read so far that they could not
torgit it eff kept carefully from books,
they kin be brought up in the proper
speer, ez servance to their brethren.
(By the way the inspired writer must
hev yoosed this word " brethren" in this
connection tigeratively The Niger
bein beast cannot be our brother)
Some may censure us for too much zeal
in this matter, but what else Good we
hev dun! We are high toned and can't
stand everything These niggerS he'd
no rite to irlitate us by their presence.
They knowd our feelings on the subjlck,
and by buyin land and renainip in the
visinity, they kindled the fame witch re-
suited ez it did. Ez they did in Mem
phis and Moo Orleans, they brought |
their fate onto their own heads. /
Pollock recovered, aud with the Yam
kee school marm who wuz teechin the |
niggers, left for the North yesterday. |
1t speeks well for the forbearance NV
our people that they wuz permitted to
depart at all. ...I. H.. udv
PETROLEUM V. Massey, p. NJ. |
(wich is Postmaster,) !
(and likewise late chaplin to the expe-