Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-04-24

wuz his cheef failn and he'd well nigh been his
rpoin. The hrst query wuz easy to anser-th
cleckshun returns wood Indicate 10 any man NV or
dnary ntellek that ther wuz distlleries either in
/ Connecticut very handy to the State, but ther
wuz no post oliss to spare. To carry the State
every wun NV om he'd bin solemuly promised.
/ The President remarkt that he RELY shoodnt
think that trhn circumstance wood interfere with
given EN- to other men.
/ At this pint ! broke in. | told EN- firmly that
onless / Good hev better post offs than the
one ! he'd, ! woodent 20. ! Good 20 and Good
move wat there suv the College bildins. It wood
cnt cost much TO pay freight on the corner stun.
spose better one Good be got in Connecticut
at less than the cost transportn it. but whar-
ever that Dmocratic college is built, that must be
the corner stun NV it Thet stun is hallowed. -
Their are tender associashens hanging round it.
10 wnz the corner stun mig ger skool house wich
we burnt 10 the ground the mite we heerd Nv the
veto nv the Civil Rites Bill. But | wont 60 to
Connecticut onless my subsistence is asshoored
Tier is more money in ther than in Kentucky, but
doubt whether they wood support me ez we'll. |
speak frankly. ] kin understand why man kin
be Dimocrat in Kentucky-he's Interested in
niggers. | kin APPRECIATE the Dmocracy NV Suh-
ern lnjeany, Illinois and Ohio coz they come from
that region, and the sekond generashen aint got
TO be voters. kin understand the Dimocracy in
Heenan', and Fernando Woods deestriks. but par
don me- want TO keep very clear Connecti-
cut Dimocrats.
A people anywhere in Moo England wch can
deliberately sell themselves to us IS lust the kind
NV people don't want 10 be among-l instinctive-
~ mlstruy 1ankee who hez dickerd away his
whole interest in Bunker Hill hev notist that
Moo Englander wich comes South, and married
an old maid wddar with a plantation wuz
never to be trusted, aud it's my xperience that a
demOralized Iankee-one who hez shed his early
trainn aud TUX up enybody else's moral close is
about the meanest specimen NV a white man on
the green earth They hev the acootness wich is
born Nv barren soil, without the Puritanism to
keep il in bounds-they possess the ability to
make a livin on their naiv rox but his aziness
impes him to A easier subsistence in milder elimes
aud insted nv hshin for mackerel he goes South
and fishes fur men. a Moo Englander unrestrain-
ed by grace is pizcn. and beeve Connecticut is
full NV en-. | hev heerd Massachusetts relig-
ION aboozed, but its suthin may well be thank
ful for hev alluz bin thankful that the May
flower brot over religion well brains and
will
Anuag the Connecticut Dmocrisy shood
stand no show, and beside, hey too much self re-
speck to soshiaie with on teens of equality.
Instid NV forlgin on them they'd manage to live
on me. hey lambs to shear in Kentucky. and |
don't care about changn EN-. don't want to
throw any cold water onto this festive occasion,
it bein a element all despise, but hev we any
asshoorancc NV her continyooin troo? Ef |
derstand IT, we won by means NV patronage, aud
runnin a war Democrat a bein /. with ali the troo
Dimocrisy dispise. We can't do it agin. The
next blast that sweeps from the North will bring
to our errsa story uv another kind. One swaller
don't make a spring. | hev knowd my calves be-
ing born with two heads. This election [ fear
me. is one NV those mnnstrosties wich Nacher
sometimes perdooses to show what she is capable
NV. 1t aint normal. | hev no obiecshun to your
fselin good over tit reioict me- coz it'll give
our friends South courage, aud may skeer the rad
icals into givin rs better terms but
My remarks WIZ interrupted by salisbury, who
had been surreptlou,ly driakiu punch with ladle
and the otor uvthe unions overcomin him so he
rolled under tue table, and very shortly thereafter
the meetn broke up | leave for home to-morrer,
or ez soon ez ken draw my mileage.
PETROLEUM V. Nasty p. NJ
(Which is Postmlster) aud likewise Professor NV
Biblikle Politicks in the Southern Classke &
Military Institoot.