The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1867-09-18

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Aug 10, 1857.
It wuza convened party. Their wuz me,
and Deekin Pokran, and Bascom, NV corse,
for it wuz at Bascom's, and Captain McPbel.
ter. and Issaker Gayitt, and Joe Bigler, who
wnz materially. mischieyuusly. intaxi cated. -
We ned met 70 reioise over the result NV the
Kentucky elecksun and the removal NV Stan
and Sheridan. and we rcioist. We he'd
rs;o;st fnr several hours. when the Deekin,
bisss;ss - on his frostv brow, proposed that
M +ate one more drink. TO which we ack-
y sse,lsd w;th alacrity Ez Bascom handed
\, ,,ack The Deek;n his change, the old man OBJ
!. sarysd uno,ouo n a most yillsnous counter
t;a;t te,,. cent nostal currency. q Bascon, = sed
? bo in ! Z ;nioared tone g really / can't take
o thaT ;t,e conntprfe;t y G Certin It's. Deck
- y ssd caore,e " a certain. but what's the
a55s n q matter nv course. Deekin, I'll
~ n oo,o in iafore .to-morror. Its eyenchoo-
Ell, nv loss a;n,t # ez oft all the money
al 1 az 80 iora, Corrv n till Il comes
sn"S nya nest;n q me material course
a., eaancs II ~ ne hem, each others bur-
FJars nset;n ~ s And Rascom smiled sweet
" 80 liz, s. " 81 ~ ~ .a5isgs0s
~ i,,,,,,, ,,o, felt 90 happy KEN
49,, hsa s,,oLen We he'd elected Helm
hS ,ns;or;tv Of forty odd thousand, and
~, nth him elected n strate State ticket,
;ncloo,l;n ali the Congressman, The Alb
l;shn;sts had no show wateycr. The candi-
llstas' ,.sr ,e strats Dsmokrats every one NV
$50 c., nv, ,sn, bad hin aecoosed nv lean
-. to.,a,.l the Fadr;l side Int they he'd by
nG az ,,roye.l the,nsalves troo TO the De-
,nocracv, One candidate he'd bin charged,
by a enyious cuss, NV heyin furnisht the Fed
RI, forces with horses. hut he Indignantly re-
PEELED the charge His enemies brought
forrard the documents shown that he he'd
furnisht the Fedril forces with bosses, and /
trembled for him, bat he srnilingly cum to
the scratch. He he'd contracted to furnish
'cm with horses-he he'd taken their accurs
ed greenbacks, but jwhereforc2 Wuk it to
benefit 'em9 Wuz it TO add to the resources
! of the gorilla Lipkin, OF the .rcverseg Let
the facts answer. When wuz the hosscs de-
,liyered2 Hal ha! Did the FetlrA ofiser
cit 'em? Alars That mite john Morgan,
who secled his deyoshen to the Cenfederacy
with his blood, scooped 'em, and them hos
ses which the Fedrals paid for did servis in
the Coufedrit army. He wood ask his ma
ligners whether it was sinful for a troo Con-
fedrit to take money Nv the Fedrals for furn
ishin supplies to the Confederacy2 He'd
these HOSES remained in the hands NV the
farmers Nv Kentucky, John Morgan wood
hev felt a delicacy in takin 'em; ez the farm
he'd he'd yalyoo received, he wuz free and he
took 'em. SIGH reasonin Good not fail to
convince, and the candidate wuz, Nv course
elected, The shafts NV his enemies fell pint
less M 4
Therefore / felt happy. The waves NV
Ablishnism rolled over all the other States,
but against Kentucky they struck harmless
Kentucky is a brite oasis in the desert
Built onto Ham and Hager. believin in the
sooperiority NV the white race. and that
same race heidin in their hand the privilege
NV sayin who shood not VOTE they wuz safe.
And We sot in silence. contemplatin our hap
piness.
( AT last Deekin Pooram spok. He sighed
ez he smoke. He he'd heard NV Tennessee Hc
he'd seen the lection returns. and he wuz ez
much afflicted ez we wuz reioist. where
fore . eo;d he q sbood yva feel good while
our brethren in Tennessee are wallin over
their woes. The nigper with us is in his
normal sneer Z. Sence this eleckshen thev
bow tbeir heads in .silepse. and dofoe Inv 81
eff thew were afraid NV us. wien is a rood
sion They bev lost tbe air thev asoomed
.fora r,d ~ ,,,,r, i'll, slaves and L. Et.a
men. bey twelve NV EN- sweat;n on nv
farm. and four exnatiation the cnss nv Noer
in nv Kitchen The man v;eid to ,hs now
er nv the stronger race and the females how
meeklv IN the;r Destiny Ton, INV o,dest
son. is happy and STAYS at home and INV
other sons IS ez contendid ez thew kin be-.
But it is not so in Tennessee. There thew
are not normal. There white men bow he
naatha no,,nr tho,, a., !, - 800 Tha.o AZ
niger holds mn his he'd and the oonfsflr;t
white. men sneaks There tho ahnorn,od
nico.r bez a vote and tba white man who
foilew,l his state il d;sfrancb;sed Nv Cod
how Kin a man 10 bapayS /, der s;cb c;ro,r,
stancesa How, III p,-,i,.ot $500 I'M,
;;ot ocroos tba l;,,o h. >.ass 49,,
nrostrate and the ,sh;te ,ran " s..
pr III r;tes ,,;n;,, haon. -, ' ~. aa. IL
nv the re nv s,ffrarr. % IT,. ~ '' ssai
t,ood over Kent,,cl,., ~ h., IT,
ncssae '1' ny "'t' W. : o''-
Bascor, ro,,,or,,t a.. L. -. e.. e. NJ.
neooee hut he .nas 10 ~ iei1 loi isn-
bed nronad ~ VIZ Mue ' 1aa Acnsuchy
con nv To,u 49,, a'l gonnson, 3ne MoI.ny
Wat r,ora oassd -, Naa .e'Jr ga
cone n;mac rvsu W. Ma,,. n sa .leu
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