The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-10-27

y Result PHO1ueed IN Kentucky a8
Narrated by lIr. NasbY. i3n
- CoNFEpERTT & ROADS, \
lBdiSh is in the stait ny Kentpcky,l
Z, There IS hournln In Kentucky, The
results otthe electi ions in Ohio, 1njeany,
Pennsyl and Iowa reached me
yesterday through q louisville paper
wich wuz dropped OF the cars at SeceS-
sionville, wich is the nearest station to
e ms ana e .Iich, happintn to be there,
Ohio 900 Ablishini + se. 80, i q
1njeany 90, 600 AblishinI 4-.,
Pennsy ylvany-20,0 900 Ab1ishinI
1owa-30, 900, AblishinI h .,,,,,.-..s
ApLIsHrNl =. - Wat a t1reefy waste nv
AbIshinl Not q single oasis nv Dimoo-
rtsy ywhere-uary AryERt on wich
around ns the mad waves nv, Ab1ishin,
rearln their creStid heads nitichlY.
4 telt II my dooty to make this fact
known to my neigh hbors, for, Sposin
that His Serene Highness' trip, wood
secure us enuff deestricts to make the
next Congress safe, and consekently
make us certain nv admission, they,
he'd been maxim arrangements for re-
STORM things to their normal ca ndishun,
ez they were before the war. 5!if5-. :
In TACT, two weeks before, In view of
the expected success NV the Democracy,
D.
some Wuz for at once seezip the niggers
wherever they Good be found and put
tin EN- at work, but the conservative
oyerruled this. They held that slavery
had bin abolished and that 1t ought not
70 pc restored; In fact, that to act in
good faith, it Good not be re-establish-
ed. Deekin PogtaW announced a plan.
the town authorities shood pass orCli-
nance for the proper government NV
the nlggers. Their good and ourn de-
manded 1t. For instance, they shood
not be permitted to be out after. Z O'Clock
r. NJ. In the evenin; they shoodent
leave the plantashen onto wfch they
Wuz employed they shood work every
day till 2, and to do away with the per-
ntctous work of the Freedmen's Bu-
reau, no. man and wife wich he'd been
married by q chaplin NV the Bureau or
ipY, any one else, Bhood be employed on
the same plantashen, and also no father
or mother and child, Sich ez yialated
these ordinances shood be arrested 'bY
any body, and fined, and In default nv
payment NV the fine and costs shood be
sold TO the person who wood take his or
her labor for the shortest number NV
years and pay the fine and costs afore-i
sed; =. /. .Ez cons ative, y ked the Dee.
Kin. 81 report this plan" 3,t
- DO yoo want to know my definition
nv the word conservative,U sed Joe
Bigler, d returned Confederate soIier,
VINO 4 lteXe hez seen enough NV war,
1ts a man who goes a ronhd dabout way
to do dsyilish mean thing. Deskin,
Why cant 'Yoof' go To- the devil by a
stEaig ght road ez I do.', -. ~;
The fntetupshen NV the denoralizsd
wretch Wuzn,t notist, and ez the trus-
tees tteess w the township wnz all present,
me me, ord1nance wuz passed, and that
night two thirds nv the niggers, within
hVe miles nv the Corners Wfiz arrested
ana sold, and within two weeks every
one. he'd bin capcherG.
hied me to the Corners, and the first
man saw wuz Bascom, the grocery
Keeper, engaged in the congeniaI hiznfs
NV tdppin q barrel nv contentment,
wttchI he he'd Just received, I wtiz q
goin to tell him the dread inteIllgeIlce.
when he caught site nv me. "Taste
that Patson,1 sed he h6ldin ont x tin
upper tqll, drank 1t of, and one
look at him ohmand me. i"Kin I
o'ercloud that smflin cheek :" thot 1, ez
In fit nv absent mipdednis, .wich /
heV every now and then, j held ont the
empty dtnper to be filled agfn, wich it
wuz-"notlfof a time he Bhel be spar-
edsYrRndi horrered his mule and rode
away penstvely, el{ ,s,i.s,;s, no., ~
I Wuz goin fust to Deekin Poeram,s
tor he wuz the most Interested nv eny
in the settlement. After tho meetin
mentioned above 1.-THE Deekin he'd
caused the arrest nv sich niggers ez he
Good ketch, and had had EN- fined in
sums NV $275 and upwards, wich bein
unable, ez tool; to pay the hh6iI he
he'd kindly bid EN- In. 70 saai95fiii
He he'd picked up here and there ali
nv, his old servants, ceptin those wfch
he'd bin killed in the army and the few
misguided ones wich he'd made their
way North, and that mornin the plan4
tashen Wuz t6sfbe rec6nstFncEed ipof1
the old patriarkle system. Mrs Deekin
Pograml wu1 imurshellin four nv the
hkeliest wenches ever saw IN the
kitchens his son Tom wuz chuckin a
yaller girl under the chin, wich he'd
BIN born on the place about sixteen
years before; andwich, OWN to a nm
fortunate resemblance to the Deekin,
he'd caused a onpIeasantnis between
him and his wife, wich SendId in the
loss nv the most nv his hair and the
sellin NV the girls mother to Moo Or
leans. The two girls he'd each their
waiting maids, and WuS a putin en-
through their PAGES. There he'd bin
some trouble In gettln EN- reconstruct
ed, 1T bein deemed ness6ry to take the
eonseet out NV EN-, wich they Wdz
all "a doin. Ez i rode up the
old lady he'd Just knocked one
nv em down with a fire shovel and
wuE dancln a Highland ding onto her
prostrate body. Almira; the oldest gal,
he'd her fingers in the wool nv her gal,
and tothet oneiWuz a thumpin hern to
reuOOse nef 10 heF proper level, and the
Dsektn htsseRw aIdeeIiu with one
ongtatefal wretcht who objected to bein
put TO work on them terms, not real
1ztn. that the Bureau wuz gone. Ezy the
Deek1n he'd a revolver he yielded the
pint, and Submitted to be fogged, tVicIi
the Deekin Wuz doin e4 neatly Ell ever
saw, g eonsid derin he bed bin out nv prac:
t1S tof four years. He had him tied uEi
70. g tree and wuz wollopln nv him
goEjus. While he wuz conVinsfn NV
him with his whip thnt there Wnz trooth
in the skfipter, and that Ham WIiz
RELY a servant unto his brethren!
exclaimed sistopl" and immejitIy wt1is-
pered aHppallih news In his left ear.
(tother one he'd bin chaTHsd OF In q mis-
understandin at Bascom 3, the previous
Sunday Mite after serVfB.l Never shel
torRtt the look uVQWoe on that emf-
neht Christianls face. The whip fell
from his nerYeless hand and With teefe
stfeaniin down his cheeks, Shin up
little streak nv. dirt in the most heart
rendtn manner, he gaspedi in a husky
voice to'the wife nv his bdkEdm. ItIOuk
him down Mitandy, the Nofthts gone
Abllshtn5 and The d--=d nigRers viii be
free any yhoNS u and the old patriarch
sWoonded away aemy feet.s 80 q is0. 4
And stehsa expression of anguish eSI
storted the face ny the Deektn,s wife
1h0pe never TO- see again. Droppfn the
shovel she stood e1C one petrihed, with
her oot-eleYate In mid sair,-ez In the
'aQtsQE stomptp, and interim shreelE
yet, she fell precisely-ez she stood, with
hsr leg GrooEed,'ez sfstwuz frSS.s tlietl.s
Tom feleabed ttie al he yyIiE sd btlo6fd.
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