Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-11-03

u
n nigger9 Yoor daughters once carried
banners onto wich wuz inscribed that
trooly dimocratic motto, "Whte hus-
bands or none," and in konsequencc they
hev ben livin in the enjoyment NV none,
are they to go back on that holy deter
minashun to preserve the Anglow Sack
son race on this kontinent in its purity
Doc yoo want the nigger, the big buck
niger, the fatfooted niger, the woody
headed nigger, the long-heeled nigger,
the bow-legged nigger, the '1igger to step
up aside NV 700 aud exercise the prerog-
atiye of freemen in this country +? Doc
yoo want the nigger aforesaid to be may
or NV your town with all the hatred they
hev towards 700? Wat chance, 0 dino
cratic dwollers in cities, think yoo, yoo'd
hev eff hauled up before niggcr mare
on a charge ov disorderly conduct? Wan
chance wood your children hev in skool
ov which the teechers wuz niggers P
Wat chance wood 700 hev when arestid
forsmall misdemeaners, ,sich as horse steal
inS, afore nigger judges?
No need of all this jeopardy. Just put
yoor foot on him, whilst you hev Androo
to back yoo.
But-say some NV yoo who set ravin
by drums and flags and sich, went off vi
olently into the war and was perhaps
saved from staryin by niggers-these
niggcrs were our friends in the late war
they fought agin the south.
y, wat delooshun 0, wat blindnis
Troo, they did, and that shows the dan
ger that's afore us; that lifts the fog from
the precipis on wich we are standin, and
shows us our danger. Wat does this
fact prove? 1t proves the unreasonable
ness of the nigger-his observation-disclosures
with the posishun wich natur assigned
him, and his cussed disposishun to upset
the normal condishun. The Bible makes
him servant unto his brethren, (see
Ham, Hager and Onesimus, three blessed
texts.) Siense proves him not to be Il
man but beast, and so take him ez we
may, either ez our brother or ez beast,
and dimokrisy with that liberality which
hez aluz distinguished it,gives every man
his choice wich theory to take, his kon-
dishun is servitood. But he, with a GUS
sedness, a perversity l Good never under
stand, flies into the face NV sience and
assert his independence.
He turned agin them as he'd fostered
him; turned agin in many instances, his
own parents-in these instances for kOn-
vencience, the parents adopted the breth-
rem theory-and for an abstract idea
fought agin EN-. That restlessness under
bonds alarmed the dimocratic mind
We who owned EN- under the scripter,
(sec Onesimus, Hager and Ham, uuder
the eternal laws wv sientifc trooth, wuz
content with the arrangement, and why
shood they not hev ben Fittings was
normal. They worked and we eat, and
eff they he'd ben content with this ekita-
bic diyishun NV the labor of life all wood
hcv been smooth to-day.
Their takin part agin us at the South
and in favor NV the tedrals, is instid NV a
coz Nv feelin good toward EN-, a source NV
oneasiness-instid NV bein reason foI
depressin Nv EN-. Sich unsettled minds
shood be quietcd-this itchin to rails,
themselves shood be crushed out NV en-
that science and holy writ may be vindi
Gated
Shel we desert Androo Johnson after
all the trouble he hez bin to in gettin
back to us? Shel we elect kongris this
fall so soaked in abolishun, so filled with
objeckshuns to our southern brethren ez
torefooz to receive EN- back into the seats
with they wakated? Konsider The south
ern dimokrasy hevent and don't la up
nothin agin yoo They ar willin to for
Civ and forget.
They failed, but they are willing tu for
give the caus NV the failure. They hev-
ent got the government they wanted but
they find no fault with that, they are
willin to take charge NV the wun they
hev ben compelled to live under Kin
they offer fairer? The fate NV war wuz
agin EN-; berryin all hard feelins they ex-
tend to us christian charity, and say Here
we are take us and give us our old plaes.
They hev bin chastened their household
gods hev bin destroyed and the temples
torn down. Wun naybur NV mine lost
sons in the confederit army; another
sun wich he he'd rtfoosed $1,000 for in
1860, he wuz compelled to. shute, koz he
was bound to run away into the fedral
army, and octeroons wich he dozen
times refused $4,000 for airy one of EN-
in Moo Orleans, he saw lyin dead on the
steps NV a skool house in Memfis. Hez
he suffered nofn ? And yet he is will
ing to take stool in kongres forgitin all
he hez suffered and forgiv the Klaus fit.
Wat, wikedness it is, wich wood further
bruse broken reed.
Therfor,as 700 love yoorselvs and hate
the niger, imploor yoo to act. Take
yeor choice NV the platforms NV the diff
rent stats, vote as johnson Unionist or
ez dimecratic Johnsonian-but vote.
Kintuky holds out her hauds appeal
ingly. Kintuky implors yoo to bid a
bulwork north of the ohio river to save
what little is left NV pure dimoerisy
there! Kintuky will back 700 in yoor
endeavers. Will yoo hede her cry ?
Shel she appcle in vain? Forbid it
hevin. p. V. NAsBY, p. NJ. .
A little boy had wooden horse, and
in the course of time his tail, ears and
legs get broken off, and the toy present
ed.rather aragged appearance. Says he
one day: ''Please, mothor, God sees ev-
erything, don't he" ?-"Yes, my child"
"Well, l guess he'll laugh then, when he
sees this horse"