The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1866-08-30
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Mr. Nasby at Inst gets his Post
H..t b"h Office.


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Mr. Na"byl"t dfl'sa. aHs. get" hi" POST
CoSFEDRFf XR6aDs, CwichIi is - VI
r1r in the Stiit NV Kentucky,) rGf
ggtW 90, August IL 1861 l
AT last / hcv itH Finally il come! |!
After FIVE weary trips to Washington,
after much weary waiting and much
travail / hev got it. l am now Post
Master atConfedrit X Roads and d0oly
| installed in my new position. Eff ey-
er he'd any doubts ez to A. johnson bein
better man than Paul the Apostle. a
look at my comission removes it. Ell
ketch myself a feeling that he deserted
US unnecessarily FIVE years ago, another
look and my resentment softens into
pity. Ell doubt his Democrisy | look
at that blessed commission and am re-
assured, fer a President who Good turn
out a wounded Federal soldier and
APPOINT sieh a man ,ez NE, must be above
suspicion. ----.--
/ felt it wuzg comm two weeks ago.
| received cirkler from Randall, now
my sooperior in offs, propoundin these
questions:-
r.. Do yoo hey the most implicit faith
| iniAndroO johnson. in all that he hes
done, all that heIis dOin, and all he may
hereafter, do? lyu.,l .f3g., =. -.
| 2. Do you bleeye that the Philadel-
phia Convenshun will be a convocashen
NV saints all Hactuated by pure motives,
and devoted to the salvation NV our
wunst happy butlnow distracted coun-
try?1 1n 1G9L ~ nHHe 'm,iE' I.l.
8. Do Won bleeve. fiat next to A.
Johnson, Seward, Doolittle, COwan and
Randall are the four greatest, aud pu-
rest, and bestest, and self-sacrificinest,
and honestest, and righteousest men
this country hez ever prOdoost! '."
d. Doc yoo beeve that there is par
tikelerly hot place reserved in the next
world for Trumbull, a hotter for Wade
and the hottest for Sumner and Ihad
Stevens7 1agp 90 u8I "b a1sh.ri
5. Do WOO approve NV the canin NV
Grinnell by Rosso? .a.n3..2e e
| 6. Do you consider the keepin out NV
coneris eleven sovrin states, a uncons-
tooshnel and unwarrantid assumption Wv
poverty secshnal congris ?alrZu.it ,
~ Do 700 bleeve the present congrls
arump, and that (eleven states ben un-
represented) all their acts are uncons-
tooshnel aud illegal ceptin them which
provides for payin salaries'
g. Do yoo bleeve that the Memphis
and Moo Orleans unpleasantnesses wuz
brot about by the unholy machinaShens
NV them Radical agitators, actin IN con-
junction with ignorantand besotted mig,
gers to wreak their spite on the loyal
citizens nv these properly reconstructed stf
8. Are yoo not satisfied that the AZ
ricen citizens Nv Amerikin descent kin
be safely trusted to Interpretations OF the
universal law which governs labor and
capital! ..i...--.. r-..r.rn. L
10. Are yoo willin to contribute a
reasonable per cent Nv your salary to a
| fund to be used for the defeat Nv objec-
tionable congrismen in the disloyal states
north? ... ...,....,,...... 4! ...,.,
To all Nv these inquiries | not only
! answered yes, but went atore q Justis
NV the Peace and took an affidavit to
EN-, forwarded it back and my commits
sion wuz forthwith sent to me. jg."
There wuz a ioobilee the mite it arriv
The news spread rapidly through the
! four groceries NV the town, and sich an
uther spontaneous outbust NV JOY new
er witnessed. -" $685.. .-'
The bells rung, and for hour or two
the Corners wuz in the widest stait Nv
eggsitement. The citizens congratoo-
lated each other on the certainty Nv the
acceshun Nv the President to the Dim
ocrisy. and in their enthoosiasm five
nigger families were cleaned out, two
NV EN-, one a male and the tother fe-
male, wuz killed. Then perceshun
wuz organized as follers; - dw
Two grocery keepers with bottles
Deekin Pogram, ,.,. .,
Me-, with my commission pinned onto
banner and under it written;-"ln
this sign we conker" sr .a"'.."H BE-.
Wagon with taboo onto it. A nig-
ger on the bottom boards, Bascom, the
grocery keeper, with one foot onto him,
boldin a banner inscribed :-"The Mig
GER where he oughter be-" "." '
Citizen with bottle. ..mt#
Deekin Pogram's daughter Mirandy
in a attitood NV wallopin a wench.
Banner:-"We've regained our Rites"
Two citizens with bottles tryin to
keep in perceshun. ' j =" ''. !,
Two more citizens wich he'd emptyed
their bottles, fallin outby the way side.
Citizens twosand two with bottles.
Wagon loaded with the books and
furnitur NV niger skool, in stait NV
wreck, with a ded higger layin on top
nv it, wichhed bin captoored within the
hour. Banner:--"My Policy" i 3,
The perceshun mooved to the meetin
house and Deekin Pogram takin the
Chair meetin wuz to wunst organised.
The Deekin remarked that this wuz
the proudest moment NV his life. He
was cratified at the appointment NV his
esteemed friend, becoz he appreciated
the noble qualities wich was SO conspik-
uous into him, and becoz his arduous
services in the coz NV Dimocrisy enti-