The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-06-22
Nasty.
From the Toledo Blade
The Radical Change Slight Alteration in the
Name aHd Policy Of Mr. Nasby'S - ins;itoOt."
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(Which isin the Staff NV kentucky.)
April %, 1867.
Times change, and men change jist ez fast ez
times. | -hOOd like to see the times witch kin
change faster than | kin, but this last shift | hev
bin forced T. make. ruther took my breth. 1t
wuZ sudden. The Connecticut cleckshun didn't
do Us much good after all. We felt well over it
for perhaps a day, but ez We begun to git other
indicashens from the North, We didn't jst see how
that little spirit wuz agoin To help US. Cincinnati
went Ablishin stronger than ever-Chicago ditto.
and most everywhere the DimOcratic rooster wuz
tiattened. The cabinet, when they heerd NV Dee
kin POgram's assault upon the niger, on the
reject NV the intelligence NV the election news.
notified me ofisheliy that n repetishon NV sich
loonacy wood he equivalent to a reject NV my
designation, even tho the post otis shOod be dis
contlnyoOd. The NIGER VOTE MUST BE CAP
CHERD. IT's ESsENsHEL. WADE HAMPTON SCI
So wrote Randall to me, and | reprimanded the
Deckin for his rccklessniss and borrowed four
dollars NV Bascom, who is the only man in the
vicinity who hez any ready money, to make it all
right with him.
We held Il meetin NV the Drecktors and Faculty
NV the southern Militar- and Classicle l%nstitoot,
last evenin, to decide wat course that lnstooshn
wuz to take in the crate work NV surrOundin the
Ethiopian and attachin NV him to us. In sich a
time cz this. 81 | menshend to Capt. McPelter, it
wont do for our instooshns NV learning to stand
back. These great levers, the mOldcrs NV public
bllillpl, Iilrl it q PROGRESSING tL IN IIb-ltNSiNt-
list. and must change like other thing to meet the
requirements NV the times. We hcv comnlcnst
our march into -Afrika, and thus far hcv we gone
into the bowels NV the land without iIrpedIment,
to speak uv-let las T.rSevere. Let =; capchcr
the Ethiopian, stink ana all.
The mcetin wuz held in the hack room NV Bas-
CONS, OWN to the fact that it wuz rainin and the
roof NV the Post Offs leaks. | he'd an appro-
priasln some time since from the Department, for
? repairs but bein in doubt whether it wuz intend
" oil fer r.n,,pS ~ ~. D,St N fEs ny 20 pnSt,naStar
| gave the primer the benefit NV the doubt and
got a new pair NV boots. | Good better endOor
the site inconvenience NV occasional rain, than
To go barefoot.
| made Il statement NV the case and sejistid Il
radicic change in the %lnstitoot.
Captin McTelter agreed with ne.-IIe felt that
there hedn't bin that complete, hearty recognition
NV our Afrikin brethren witch they ought to be.
He had on several occasions allowed his material
vivacitv to git the better NV his PRECEDENCE, and
he'd wadcd into EN- alarmin. The old ice NV
liam and iiager and Onesimus he'd bin $ drilled
into him in his yooth that he he'd 10 wrasSle with
it to keep it in control, and iii spite NV himself it
frekently got the better NV him. He sejested
that the name NV the i~nstitoot be changed from
1.-The Southern Military and ClassicIe InstitOot,"
THE Ham and Japhe,h Free Academy, for the
development NV the inteilek nv all races
irrespective NV color"
That he thot wood anser the required end.
The colored gentlemen who choose to avale their
" NV tI' ihlNhSG 'h'iN'N ~ LII "@NNS'
shun. wien it is finished, kin find in this no cause
NV complaint. They are .ecognized. They are
given the precedence. They stand hrst Ill the
matter and foremost. Wat more kin they ask?
Bascom he'd Il series NV reSolooshuns wich he
desired to present. He sed it mite be looked
upon ez strange that he shood favor the concen-
trashun NV free niggers at the Corners, but he
he'd good and suihshent reasons. First he he'd
faith that constant contact with the Board wood
bring EN- to the pint of Iatronizin his bar, but If
it didn't he knowd perfectly well that the Board
and Fakulty wood manage to git all they he'd, for
board and tooition, which he wuZ perfectly certin
he'd git i'll the end. Wat he wanted wuZ people
hereto yoose a illustration borrcred from his
biznis, the ofichels NV this i~nstitoot wuZ the fun
mel through witch the wealth NV all NV EN- wood
be conducted to his Golfers. | fell onto his neck
in ,apcher and then vowd that i wuz wilin to die
for bis good-that | cared not how much NV other
peoples money run through me to him, Of 'twuZ
thus dilootcd. The rcsolushens presented read ez
follows:
ResoIred, That the name NV the Southern Mill
tary and Classikle InstItoot be changed to The
Ham and Japheth Free Academy, for the develop
mcnt NV the intcllek NV all races, irrespective NV
color"
Resohred, That in maxim this change, we, the
Board and Directors, do 80, a~ssertin
/. That in this emergency We are justified in
doubtin whether Nocr got titc at all, the state
ment in the S~kripters to that effect bcin ondoubt-
edly an error NV the translatOrs.
,. That ef lac did git tite, he didn't cuss Ham
at all.
3. That eff ne did cuss Ham, the cuss wuzn't
intended to extend beyond Canaan AZ the i~ulthcst,
and hence his descendants 60 scot free.
4. That eff the curse wuZ really and troolv in
tended to attach to all NV Hams descendants, ire
spectivc NV color, to the end NV time, it haint w
no cficck in Kentucky, cz that state heZ alluZ run
irrespective NV any code 'ccptin sich ez hez bin
adopted by her Legislachcr.
). That the theory that the Niger, irrespective
~ c,i.r iso b.1st iSa InI.nsi,u opl n Du- ,,i.b
we hey alluz practically held, no matter what we
may. fer effect, hcv sed, ez the number NV mullt-
toes. to say nnthin NV them still farther blcached
i'll Kentucky, abUndantly proves.
q. That the Ethiopian, irrespective nv color,
is trooiy Il man ana a brother, and the female
Ethiopian, also irrespective NV color, trooly a
woman and a sister.
ResoIred, That this Institoot, whose name is
now 50 happily changed. shell be conducted upon
the principles NV strict ekality, irrespective NV
color.
Rasolred. That when we reflect that the arts
toel''S Iceland interdoost, and the early set
tiers NV Massachoue~ss sthDned, slavery on
this continent, forcln 1t, really onto us, Ne bi
d with indignashun towards en- and kin hardly +,
stranc ourselves.
n ResoEred, That at the tables. IL the choice Il
G rooms. and in all matters where there is n caoic,
it the African man and brother. irrespective u
color, shel hev the precedence.
l. ResOired, That Oberlin College by not givi
the sons NV Ham, irrespective NV color, the Or,
= cedencc, shows clearly that it is actoUlted by ma,
rer-minded prejudice witch deserves the reprob,
n shcn NV every lover NV his kind.
R%esoired, That the Ethiopian, irrespective Il
I, color, kin change his skin and that his oder, eff
n hez any, is rather pleasant than otherwise.
re Resoired, That We look with loathin upon II
'f States north. wich. alluz professin friendship f
the noble black man NV The Cotton fields, refooa
{ 10 take him 10 their buzzums, irrespective L
color.
Resolred. That eff Massachusetts and Vernon
and Northern Illinois, and the Western Rcsery,
10 in Ohio, are honest in their professions Nv 10,