The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1867-12-03
YooNITED STETAEs OF AMERIKY.
NACC'T WITH GABRIEL POGRAM. DIR.

To one lot miscellaneous niggers.
=. % in number, mostly crippled
and not much of akkount.
havin been logged and chewed
by dorgs and inioored by bein
knockt about the he'd and back
a dissiplinin uv'em, at say $500
each, 100000
To one niger gal, Jane, IS years
old, nearly white, with bloc
eyes and curly hair, for which
/ he'd bin offered 50, 500 tog i'll
Moo Orleans, 100000
To other wenches Nv all shades
= and ages, 12 in number, aver
agin say $500, 100000
This bill he had determined to put in, be-
coz Nv this property he he'd been robbed. -
Last night he herd Nv the result NV the
Moor York and Moor Gersey elecshuns, and
he felt that more yet was due him from the
unconstitooshnel Government under witch we
are forst to live. He wanted pay, not only
for his twenty-four thousand dollars; worth
of niggers. but legal interest on the amount
from Emancipashen to date, includin wat he
paid to hev the calculation made, and the
interests fingered onto it, and he wanted it
III gold, ez he considered greenbax Jest ez
unconstitooshnel ez emanZipashen.
Isaker Gavitt remarkt that on behalf NV
his fathers estate he he'd claim on the op-
pressors. He he'd made out no bill, exact,
ez the Niger wich alluz did the figgeriu for
his father he'd got to be impudent, and
wood'nt do it no more But he should get
somebody who Good write to copy the Dee
kin's bill. witch wood anser ez the too farms
workt about the same No. Nv hands, tho Nv
fancy stock his father he'd alIuz kept the
most, wich accounted for his bein more
'baIdheaded then the Deekin.
Kernel McPelter wantid no pay He wan
It'd his niggers. To accept pay would to &C.
knowligde the rite Nv Illinoy goriller to re-
leese EN-, witch he wood never do: He he'd
one-he saw her to-day-wich he wood hev
back agin. Her and her husband, witch he'd
bin marryed sence they wuz torn from him :
he purchist ten akers Nv ground up toards
Garrett town, and wuz livin onto it. Nv
course, ez the emancipashun was illegal, the
prodnx of their labor sence that time waz
hizzen, jest the same ez though they remain
ed in their normal condishen. The ten akers
woodnt make him good, but they he'd
two childen born to EN- sence, witch eff mig
gers brot any price wood do suthin toards it.
&. Bascom preferred to hev government paw
their valyoo, and let EN- stay free. He had
arrived at this conclooshun after giving the
subject matoor considerashen. They all he'd
some property now-least ways they Good
all do wat they pleased with their MONEY!
Troo, the heft Nv the proceeds Nv their labor
went, to Pollock for dry goods and grocerys
and SIGH, but he bleeved that they wuz i'm
itative race. Eff SO, and they followed the
egg sample sot EN- by their white sooperiors,
they wood in time leave the heft Nv it at his
bar. He had few Nv EN- under trainin
now, and he notist that they wuz better Gus
toners than the whites, ez they didn't swal-
Ter their rashens and tell him "jist chalk it
down.
A sense Nv the meeting wuz then taken,
ana a majority voted to fust try to redooce
them to their normal condishen, and eff that
wuz desided to be impracticable, then we
coco, with still better grace, demand ther
Nalyoo NV the Government.
9Yes," exclaimed Kernel McPelter " and
TOT this great work ther is no better time
than now. The Yoonyun ez it wuzi Folle,
,ed A no forthwith the entire congregation ri
ON t our, rushing toard the niger settlement
VA .ne Garrettstown road.
fa''iSln at the settlement, q consultesba,