The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1867-05-23

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proves.
G. That the Ethiopian, irrespective
NV color, is trOoly man and a broth
er, and the female Ethiopian, also ir-
respective NV color, trOoly a woman
and sister.
BeSOlUed, That this Institoot, whose
name is now so happily changed, sheI
be conducted upon the principles Nv
strict ekwality, irrespective Nv color.
ResOtUed, That when we reflect that
the bloated aristocracy NV England in
terdOost, and the early settlers Nv Mas
sachOOsets sankshuned, slavery on this
continent, forcin it, really, onto US, we
bile with indignashun towards EN- and
kin hardly restrane ourselves.
ResOlred, That at the tables, in the
choice NV rooms, and in all matters
where there is choice, the African
man and brother, irrespective NV col
or, shel hev the precedence.
RgSOlved, That OberIin College, by
not giving the sons Nv Ham, irrespec-
tive NV color, the precedence, shows
clearly that it is actOOated by narrer-
minded prejudice wich deserves the
reprObashen Nv every lover NV his
kind.
Re8ozved, That the Ethiopian, ir-
respective NV color, kin change his
skin, and that his Odor, eff he hez any,
is rather pleasant than otherwise.
ResOIUed, That we look with Ioathin
upon the States North, wich, alluz
prOfessin friendship for the noble black
man Nv the cotton fields, refOOs to
take him to their buzzums, irrespec-
tive Nv color.
RESOLVED, That if Massachusetts and
Vermont, and Northern Illinois, and
the Western Reserve, in Ohio, are
honest in their professions NV love for
the negro, they will come down with
dOnashuns to assist in the completion
NV the Academy.
Deekin POgram didn't know about
all this. He he'd bin edikatid in Ham
and Hager, and wuz a bIeever in One
sinus. He doubted. Sposen after all
this cOncesshin the nigger shOOd play
off onto US? SpOsen he shoodent vote
with US after all, but cling to his
Northern friends? Or spose he shOOd
vote with us and we shoOd thro his
vote git control, wat then? How
Good we reduce EN- to their normal
condition agin after all this palaverin?
Bascom replied that he wuz sur
prised at the Deekin's obtoOsnis. First,
eff they did vote with the Abolishon-
lists, we wuz no worse off, ez that was
what they proposed to do any how
Eff, on the other hand, they didn't,
what then ? The trouble with EN-
now is they know too much. "Let
en-" said Bascom, warming up, "let
+em associate with us a year; let EN-
vote with us, ct settry, and in twelve
months they're precisely fitted agin to
be servance unto their brethren. Look,
sed he, at the Northern DimOcrasy Y,
and see to what we may hope to bring
these men in time"
But little more Dizziness wuz trans
acted. Beverly Nash, of South Caro-
liny, was unanimously called to a pro-
fessOrship, and a young gentleman of
color, who, from his strong resemb-
lance to Elder Gavitt, ought to hev
bizness capacity, wuz unanimusly
elected a member Of the Board. The
yoOnyun is perfect. Ham and Japheth
hev shaken hands, and are embracin
each other.
May prosperity attend the nupchels,
and may tn re issue be fortunate. I
hev got over the disgust attendant up
on the fust chill, and am consekently
feelin we'll.
PETROLEUM V. Massey, P. NJ,
CWich is Postmaster), and Professor in
the Ham and Japheth Free Academy
for the development Nv the intellek
Nv all races irrespective Of color.