Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1866-04-12

and sich like is duly appreciated.
They all know you hev bin feel
in powerful deep interest in
these questions and know it will
make you feel nifty unhappy to
see 'em neglected. But eff it stops
every railroad in the State, eff
there aint another yard Nv kali
ker sold fur ten years, eff the mars
all quits havin kolts, and the kows
havln HALVES, and the hens quit
layin, the people Nv this State is
bent, bound and determined to be
free. What akkount is railroads,
kalliker, colts, calves, and eggs eff
we amt free? Freedom, freedom
fust and all these things after
wards. Them fellers that bolted
will bolt agin ef it becomes neces-
sary, and the people will take 'em
to thur hearts and hug 'em every
time they do it. wish | had
Stwenty boys and all Nv 'em to
name. I'd name the fust one Viii
liam B. Lewis and the next one
William K. Poston and so on un-
til | exhausted the panel. They
are the saviors Nv the State, and
Nv the liberties NV the people.
God bless every one NV 'em. I'd
walk fifty mile to vote fur one NV
'em. gA
You seem to be nightly kon-
cerned about emigrants bein scared
off frum cumin here. | suppose
Fletcher got his half a dozen fyln
dutchmen to sine that big memo
rial to encourage the Germans to
come here, diden't he? And [
spose you writ your letter to Col
Ter Skilefox fur the same purpose?
Amt you and Fletcher and the lit
tie quinine neddler doin all you
can to convince every Union man
that he'd have his throte cut in
two minits and half, eff the mill
| tary diddent form a holler squar
round him and keep the blood
thirsty rebels frum gittin to
him? It's a great wonder you
hav'n charmed the whole wurld
here by the fatterin picturs you
draw. Ef you and Fletcher and
the ittlequinine peddler was jist
to form yourselves into a society
and turn your attention to the
business, you kould git more pee
pie to come here than the State
would hold. The State Govern
ment itself would be a great IN
dueeinent; fur there amt anuther
like it out side Nv hell or Missou-
ri. f 5He 7i, t1
/ seed in a paper tother day that
you sed you intended to go North
eff you couldn't reign no longer
here. That's a good idea. Your
loyalty ain t appreciated here. It's
NV karacter that the people NV
this State don't value high. But
it's bin better than an lie well to
you. You've made it pay and they
value sich an artikle as that nifty
high in New Englind. Go up
there where you will be apprecia-
ted-go to prechin agin-join the
blood hounds of Zion, and howl
from Bosting to the Rocky noun
tains and fling the red hot thun-
derbolts nv danlnation at the reb'
els, jist like you used to throw EN-
at the abolitionists, Pick up the
same old ones that you flung at the
North and fling EN- back at the
South, and git 'em outen your
way. When you start, charter
box kar and take all OF your frens
with you,s specially your unconstitu
tional advisers, Fletcher, Arnell
Mullins, Duggan, Dinah, and the
little quinine peddler. Fletcher
kuld make a fortune tellin EN-
how to git a commission from Jet
Davis intendin to raise riginen
and carry it over to fite like blaze'
fur the. Union, and how he fit ful
, the Union after he once got outer
the rebel lines. Arnell could draw
. krowded houses tellIn NV 'em hov
he pretended to run, his tanyart
fur ole Bragg, but made sich meal
leather that pair Nv shoes mad'
outen it wouldn't last a week, AM
/ he list run it fur the purpose u
breakin up the rebellion, | wan
! you to take that ole mallet-heade,
Mullins with you, bekase 1 don
. think he's safe here. The foc
i killer has bin huntin Nv that ol
!. creter fur the last thirty year; an
: I'll let him know where he is if b