The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-09-05
500 lErom the Toledo Blade
NASBY.v T. &
TheKentucky and Tennessee E-
IectiOns-The Hoy es OF the, De-
mOcracy of the Former states
How They Expect to hold it.
POST OFFS, CONFEDRIT Y ROADS, }
(Wich is in the Stait NV kentucky,)

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BAscoM,s, and Capt. eMcPelter, and
Issaker Gavitt, and Job Bigler who
wuz naterly, michevusly intoxicated
We had met to rejoise over the result
Nv the Kentucky eleckshun and the
removaluv Stanton, and we was a
rejoisn. We had bin rejoisin for
sevral hours when the Deekin, bles-
sins on his frosty pow, perposed
that we take one more drink, to
which weacksaeded with alacrity. Ez
Bascom handed back the Deekin his
lchange, the old man observed
among it most villanous countertit
ten ltpostai currency, sBascom :.
sed he in injoord tone, "really |
can't take that-it's countertit." "
I'Certin It's Deekin,'' sed George w.
| '.Certin, but what's the odds Ez
a matter NV course, Deekin, IL get
it aoin atore to morrer It's even
choolly my loss, amt it, ez git all
the moony that floats here? Carry
it tillit comes around to, me, Deekin
in the material course Nv eve ce.
Let us bear each others burdens,
Deekin p And Bascom smiled sweet
! ly onto him. T@|aia .@aGGG-
1 don't know when I felt so hap
py. Kentucky he'd spoken: We
he'd elected Helm by majority OF
forty. odd thousands, and he'd with
him elected State ticket mcleod
ing all the Congressman. The Alb
lishnsts he'd no show whatever.
The candidates were strate Demo
Gratis every one ofuy EN-. Sum Nv EN-
he'd bin accosted Nv leanin towards
the federal side, but they had by aft
dav is, proved thelrselvs troo to
the Democraticy. One candidate
he'd bin charged, by an ensious Gus,
NV having furnished the fedral forces
with horses, but he Indignantly re-
piled the charge. His enemies
broughtforrerd the documents show
in that he'd furnisht the federal for
ces with horsses, and / trembled for
him. But he smillingly cum to the
scratch. He he'd contracted to fur
nisht 'em with horses-he hau
taken their accursed greenbacks but
| wherefore wuz it to benefit EN- ::
Wuz it TO add to the resources OF The
gorilla LINKIN, Or the reverse Let
the facts answer When wuz the
hcsses delivered? Ha! ha! Did
the Feneral officer git EN- ? He did.
Did he keep 'em! Alara That
mite JOHN MORGAN, who seeled his
devoshen to the Confedracy with his
blood: scooped! EN-, and them hosses
which the tederals paid for did SER
Wis In the Confedrit army. He wod
ak his maligners whether it was SIN
full for a troo Confedrit to take mon
ey NV the Federals for furnishing sup
plies to the Confedracy? He'd these
hosses remained in the hands OF the
farmers NV Kentucky, JOHN MORGAN
wood have felt delacacy in takih
EN-; ez the farmers he'd vallyoo re-
! ceeyed he wuz free and he took EN-.
Sich re.sonin Good not fail to con-
| vince, and the candinate wuz of
course electid. The shafts his en-
imies fell pintless.
Therefore | felt happy. The
waves NV Ablishnism rolled over all
the other States, but aginst Kentucky
they struck harmless. Kentucky il
a brite oasis in the desert. Bull
onto Ham and Hager, bleevin in the
sooperiority NV the white race, and
and that same race hold in their,
hands the privilege Nv saying who
shood and who shood notyote, they
wuz safe. Aud we sot in silence con
telnplatin our happiness.
At last Deckin PoGRAM spoke. Fl,
sighed ez he spoke. He led hearp
NV Tennessee. He he'd seen the lee
ton returns, and he WIZ as much
afflicted ez we wuz rej6ist. where
fore," sed he, ''shood we feel good
while our brethren in Tennessee are
wainin over their woes. The niggel
with us in his 20 NAL speer. l hey
twelve sweatin on my farm, ano
four eXpatiatin the cuss nv Noer il
my kitchen. The men yield to tn,
power NV the stronger race, and the
felnals bow meekly to their destiny
roM, my Oldest son, is happy ano
stays at home, and my other SON i:
ez contintid ez they kin be. But i
is not SO in Tennssee. There they
are not normal : There white mef
bow beneath power they can't re
resist. There the niger hez vote
and the white man, who followe,
his state, is DISTINGUISHED My Goo
how kin man be happy under sucl
circumstances How kin a Demo
crat rejoice when jist acroos the liz
he sees liberty weepin. PROSTATE an,
the white man, who struck for hi
rites pinin becoz NV his deprivsoel
NV the rite NV suffrage p He COCO
feel good over Kentucky, but he wep
over Tennessee.
BAsooM remarkt thathe too, fel
for Tennessee, but he; consoled
Kentucky he'd proved, troo, an,
johnson, one worthy son NV tennes
!. see, had removed Stanton ! Wa
more Good we want. Kentucky he,
gone DemocraticI1 and Johnson he,
removed Stanton.
land Tennessee he'd. electe'
Bro wnlow, and johnson he'd AZ
pointed Grant, whispered Joe Big
~ Ter.
: This bit us. This griped us. Thi
is wuss nor a Cathartic to us. Z
l. Kentucky is oil, Tennessee is aqus
I. fortis. Wherin are we better wit
the one than with the other Ais
question wich we askt ourselves Q
= yer and over agin. q. -ra..t.
But we felt good after all Th
|, Democracy NV Tennessee may sui
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