The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-29
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Written fer the Toledo iliade,l r.
The October Eleeti0n-.Tbe Eject the
Resnlt Produced Ia Kentucky rs
Narrated by Mr.. Nasty.
cos FEpaff X tt9Aps,

There is meufnln Ia Kentucky,
The results Of the elections In Ohio,
lBjeany, PennsylVany and Iowa feaeh
ed INC yesterday through ii06isyills
paper which waz dropped of the cars
at 8eeessionYlle, which Is the nearest
station TO us, and which hapnin 10
boz there, | picked 40. m 'H
Ohio 10000 Ablfahini
Inieany- 70 600 Ablishiht
PenHsylyanyA 20 900 Abliahini
Iowa 3O,0OO Ablishin f
AhLtantal What ii dgeery waste
Nv Abliahin Not single oasis nv
Dlmaefihy anywhere AyFat on
which our bark kin rest ia safety, but
all around Us tho mad waves Nv Alb
liahnism fearin their crested heads
tnaehly.
felt 10 my dooty 10 make this fact
known 60 my neigh bofs, for kp0sIn that
His serene Hikhnegs' ffi6 wood secure
as enua deestliats 10 make tho neat
Congress safe, mud consistently max
80 safe Of admission. they he'd been
maxim arrangements for festorin
things 10 their normal e6ndishnn, 81
they were before the war,
10 fact, two weeks before, ia view Of
the expected success Nv tbs Uemoer
raey. a meetin bed bin hold 90 the
subject, Some WIZ for ut once Eeegin
the niggers wherever they Good DO
found aud putin en- at work, but tho
conservatives overruled this. They
held that slavery bed ben abolished,
IN fact, that IN act ia good faith, 10
Good not be re.established Deekin
P0gram announced a plan, The town
authorities sbood pass ordinance for
The proper government Nv the niggefa.
Their good and 0nrn demanded IL,
For Instance, they ahood not DO per-
mitted TO be- out after z o'clock, p, M.
IN the eyenin they shoodent leave
the plantashen onto wieh they wuz
employed; they sh0od work every day
till Z, aud 10 do away with the pefnier
ious work Nv the Freedmen = Bureau,
no man and wife wieh he'd hen mar
fied by ehiplin NV the Bureau or by
any one else, ehood be employed on
the same plantaahen, also no father on
mother aud child Sieh On violated
these ordinenoas ahoed be arrested by
anybody and fined, and Ia detault Nv
payment Nv the fine and costs sh0od
bo sold to the peraon who wood take
his OF her labor for the shortest nnm-
Der Nv years aud pay the fine aud costs
aforesaid Es conservative" eed
the Deekin, " report this plan
do yoo wantt0 know my definition
Nv the word Conservative, eed Joe
Bigler, returned Confederate soljer,
who bleeye hez soon enough Nv war
ts man who goes IA roundabout
way 10 do deyilsh mean thing, Dee
kin, why can't VOC go 60 The devil by
a straight road ez | doY"
The interupshen Of the dem0falized
wretch wuzn't notiat, and az the
trustees Of the township wug oil pres.
ent, the ordinance was passed, and
that night two thirds Nv the niggefR
within five miles NV the Corners wuz
arrested aud sold, aud within two
weeks every one he'd bin capeherd,
| hied mo 10 the Corners, aud tho
first man | saw wuz Baaeom, the gro
Gerry keeper, engaged IN the eongenial
biznia of tappin 4 barrel Nv content
ment, which he had just received. |
wug goin TO toll him the dread intel
ligenoe, whom he caught aite NV me.
taste that, Paraon, aod no, holdin
out tin dipper full drank il off,
aud one look at him onnand me.
kin | o'eroloud that amilin cheek I"
thot /, on IN iit NV hbsent-minded.
nia, wioh hev every now and then; |
held out the empty dipper 10 DO filed
again, wieh II wuzF-" no ! for time he
shell be spared. aud | borrored his
mule and rode away penaively lt8
wuz goin fuat 10 Deekin Pogram Il,
for he wuz the most Interested Of emmy
In the settlement. After tho meeting
mentioned above, the ,Deokin had
caused tho arrest NV aich niggers as
ho Good ketoh. aud had had em fined
in sums of 1915 and npparda, which
bein unable, ms n rool, 90 pay the fine,
he he'd kindly bid en- in, l..f-s III
He he'd pi9ked up here and there
all NV HIS old servants, cepting those
wch he'd ben killed in the army and
the few misguided ones wioh he'd
made their way North, and that morn
| in tho plhntaahen was 10 be- recon.
atruoted upon the old patriarkle sys-
tenn. Mrs, Deokin Pogram wuz mar
Smelling fouriuv the likelleet wenehes
| ever saw in the kitchen; his son
Tom was chuokin yaler girl under
the chin, wioh had ben born on the
| place about eighteen years before,
| aud wioh, owing to an unfortunate res
aemblanee TO the peekin, he'd caused
an onploasantnesa between him aud
his wife, witch endid in the loss nv
tho most nv his hair end the aellin nv
the girls mother TO Moo Orleans.
The two girls hod each their waiting
maids, aud wuz putting them through
their PAGES, There he'd ben some
trouble in gittn them reconstructed,
il bein deemed necessary 10 take the
conseet out Of EN-, wieh they wuz all
a dom IA rode up, the old lady
he'd just knocked one NV of em down
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