New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-06

procaimn the Holy Bible by teachin his child to read
1T Kin this be endooredl The Deekin asked.
Deckin Parkins sed he must bear his unworthy test-
mony agn these dsturbers They he'd he knowd whereof
lie spoke hired female woman from Massachusetts, 10
teach their chdrcn He he'd bin in their skoolroom and
with his own eyes witnessed,,
Bascom, the groceykeeper he'd bin shocked at their
conduct. He wuz conynct that niger wuz beast
They come 10 the corners sell the DrOdux Of their lands
do they leave their money at his BARI Nary They
spend il at the store dsorganizer from Hi
noy who is here interfering with the bznes roo South
er men, but he he'd seed EN- inside his door,
lie he'd no pashence with en- and believed that suthin
should be done TO nd the community Nv sch yooseess in
habitanee ~ they ever git votes theyr agn US. No
man who lodges my bar votes stEagbt Dmocrisy.
Gineral Punt moved that this meetin DO oyunst pro-
coed to the settlement and clean out They re-
proach Kentucky OF course ez they were heathens
righteous NV whom which, and he insisted upon
fair divide. All he wanted wuz bureau ans set Nv
chairs he he'd seen. 49,,
The motion wuz amended TO include Pollock, the Hi
nov store-keepcr, and il wuz at wunst acted upon.
Pollock wuz reconstructed first. Filled with zeal for
the right bis door bustd in, and in fy the goods
Wieh he contaminatn our people with, was dstHb-
utd among the people, each takin such as s0oed en-
Wul man seested that az they wuz made by Yankees
and brought South by Yankees that there WIZ eontam
nshen in the touch EN-, and that they be burned Du
he wuz hooted down, people seein distinction The
contamination wuz in payin for em-gc5un ON gratoot
usv took the of.
Plated the crowd started for the settlement. /
saw more zeal manifested. half hour brought rs
e. Ee and then scene ensoOd wich tiled me with JOY
SN'N'
WIZ bundled after en-. The Bibles als ak)O books wuz
DESTROYED rs coz we he'd for them thor ehairi
tables end bureaus cOthin and beddn, vuz distributed
woman he'd tic impudcnce TO beg for utlI she iir-
ced when the righteous eel my next door ueghDor
Pcttus billed over and he struck her He hlsIand, for
O. tin his color struck Pcttus aad the Crge WIZ CON-
plced A NIGER HE'D RAISED HIS BASD ACI-' While
MAN
The insultcd Caucashen blood riz and in iess than
mint tie bodies Nv six male EthOpals danglin IN
the air and the bodies six Ethiopian wmin wuz laying
PROSTATE on the earth The children WIZ spared, toI they
wuz s Young and not heyn bin taught TO read so far
that ey could rot forget it II kept carefully nom booas
they be brought M in the proper peeT % servdnce 10
their brethren y the way the inspired writer must ey
yoosed Ibis word brethren in tins connection bgera
lively The niger being beast cannot be our hrothcr
Some nay for too much zeal ~ tins mater put
what else Good we hey dun We are highto and en-
stand everything. These niggers had right to intic
u by their presence. They knowd feelings on mo
subcr and by buyin land and remainn in the ylslDiy
they kluded the fame which resulted II did. Ez they
did In Memphis and MOO Orleans they brought thcir blood
onto their own heads.
Pollock recovered and with the Yankee shoonarm who
wa cechn the niggcrs left Tor the North yesterday
II speaks well for the forbcGlance people that they
wa permitted to depart at all.
PETROLEUM V. Nasty p VI.
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