Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1866-04-12

forward live together in peece and quiet as
great nashon. There is no further cause
for jars. Slavery, which Liucum sed some
how caused the war havin disappeared, less
berry the batchit. Smoke the pipe of peece,
and every boldly every wbar will know that
the Unity Stats combined can whip all
creation and the balance of the world COM
bined.
To the Congriss of the Unity Stats en-
gagged at the present ritin in passin of lors
for the pasi6cation of the people, wish to
give leetle advise. Let the Constitushon
which ou. inspired fathers made and left
US, as the palladium of our liberties, alone.
Stop your patcbin and tinkerin with that
sacrid instrument. You amt passi6de your
self Remember you was elected in the
storm and whirlwind of passion caused by
the wor and Lees whippin US again, as rep
resentin the extreme vues of the Radicals,
but now the storm is over and you aint
qualifde to represent peaceful communities.
The Constitution is the bond of Union
between equal Stats; it has its sacred
checks and balances. 1t could not have
exested without them. Destroy it not,
brake it not, or the Union will be broken.
Brake the string and the beeds will scatter
all over the floor. 1t required consesshou
to make the Constitushon, and it was bap.
tized in blood and teers, touch it not with
unwoshed hands. The rebellion was in.
tended to brake the Union by secession, and
it failed, though it had some show of rite
on its side. Now you are tryin to brake
the Union by destroyin the equality of the
Stats. You are traiters at hart. Remem.
Der I have taken an oath to protect and de,
fend that Constitution, take care what you
are ADDING of, or before you know it, you
will find yourself in fote Lafayet. But if
really you desire to do your countrymen a
great service, you will all rasiue and go
home, and let other men come to the work
of restoriu public confidence. The wor
havin been eended it is fit and proper for
the buzzards and vulters feastin on carrion
to go away and give plais to the dove of
peece. Go home Sumner and Wilson and
Thad. Stevens and Longyear and let pa
triots and gentlemen have your seets, to
passify and sooth to rest the subsidin surges
Of the angry tempest so long disturbin our
otherwise happy land. Go to your holes in
the mountains, ye beasts of pray and carry
along with you Bolts and Dickinson and
Doctor Breckenridge, and then die and 60
to the old Scatch where you belong and be
dogged to you.
By THE PRESIDENT.
JACK DOWNING,
Ex.Majer Downiugville, Millisha,
Cabinet
When I finished reeden the procama-
shon the President jumped up cracked his
heels together, and said,
'Puttyree good, Majer; that's the doci.
ment for me; lay it away for few days,
and if things go on to suit US it shall
come out. I am roachin my back like
Glink. Lincum yused to tork about putin
down his foot, but l shall roach my back,
and from appearances in Congriss l shall
have it to do very often before long
So, Millot, laid away the proclamashon
for few days, an in the meantime I thot
I'd send you copy and ask you to get
Joo,aoo P,,o,nnon ,nd EronL Dioroo to pot
together with you and reed it over, and if
you think it all rite you must say so; if not
rite US note to the ceer of the President
thot of putin heap more in it, but as
it has got to occupy conspicuous plais in
our literature, l concluded to make it short
and to the pint.
What would you think of a speshal valle-
dctory to Ben. Butler and Milroy? Don't
they deserve it?.
The reason | didn't put it in, l was a.
feered they want guine home. would be
glad to forget them fellers, and never heer
of them no more in this life.
Isuprose you have red all my letters to
Jeemes, and find things is goin on just as [
said. In case they is; don't l know? You
may expect every day or two see a new veto.
The Presidents back is reached Remem.
bea Glink Wiukfeel. Your friend,
JACK DOWNING,
Ex.Majer
Dowuingsville Milisha.
P.S. While ami the President was
riten our paper great crowd of Radicals
was 1unnin all round the White House try
ing to git in, but the door was shot, and the
door-keeper stood thar with boot.jack rea.
dy to knock down the first man that run in
by him, and they didn't, for he showed them
his weepin. Sumner stood off far, aud every
time he looked todes the house, he put his
hand hebind him like he was guine to take
out his hankerchief, but didn't and I was
feerd some whar hurt him. The President
is torkin about maxim me feel marshall to
gita core of men to proteck him from the
Radicals, not that they want to hurt him,
but thew are so hungry for offs just now.
Yourn,
JACK DOWNING.
Ex. Majer, &c.
To Millot, &c.
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A lot of curls made out of the tails
of dead Chinanmen, and worn by ladies on
the back of their heads
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