The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-11-30
Nasty.
AIDRICH.

THE NOVEMBER ELECTIoNs-HOw THE RESULT
AFFECTED THE FAITHFUL IN KENTUCKY.
Posi- OFFS, CoNrEDERlT y ROADS,
(Which is in the Stait nv kentucky,)
November 10, 1867.
The Corners wuz Frustrated with Joy last
mite at the reject NV the news NV the Novem.
Der clecshuns. Their wuz nothin demon.
strative about our joy ez Their he'd bin on
occasions nv less interest. No! the result
WIZ too great, too overwhelmingly great +
Our nachers wuz filled with joy and it bub.
bIed up to the eyes, and slopt over in floods
ny teers. Deekin Pogram's dawtcr Mirandy
borrcred tamborine, wich wood answer for
q timbrel, and attempted to dance down the
street, after the fashion Nv Miriam, sinen
''Shout the glad tidens,' ct settry, but we
rebookt her. Sich exultashen seemed to us
inadekate. The Deekin met me and falln
onto my neck, wept pcrfuscly down my back
witch stood us long ez Good bear the mois
tyr. Gently disengagn him, led him to
Bascom S, tearin that. so great a waste nv
foods wood cut short Che old saints life,
unless that waste Good dc repaired. We
supplied the deficiency to wnnst. Never
saw SIGH pictcr. The blcssid old man
sittin onto a bench, a glass nv hot whisky in
his hand; his white hair falln scantiy
about his temples, and tears "A runnin in
IhIhu SutCDoSioH dioW1f HIS iTOSJ-Dlllcn nose,
and, gtterin moment on the tip, droppin
like strings Of pearls into the space below
1t wus techin.
The citizens met that cvcnin, not to re.
ioice, but to adopt SIGH measures for turning
the victry to account ez the occasion seemed
to demand. The Dcckim wiz there, and |
blecve every white male citizen NV the Cor.
ners wuz in his sect aiore the glad pe;lls NV
the bell he'd ceased pealin. assoomed the
chair and i'll IL few judishus remarks stated
the objeck Nv the meetu. Moo York, re.
markt, he'd spoken, and Moo Jersey, the
blessed State NV which had the honor to
be native, he'd returned to her filst love-
| WIZ not now ashamed to own that | WIZ
native of Moo Gcrsey. am proud NV it,
and were it not for the fact that ! owe half
nv her citizens, in sums rangn from a half
dollar up to eighteen, | would return there
To wnnst. But WON 1t wood awaken
expectations in their buzzums wich wood
never he fulfilled, and I'm too tender heart
ed, too considrit nv the feelins NV Others to
lasseratr them feeling. ] can't properly ex.
press my emoshuns. Thank. heaven, the
niger is ourn. The Northern States hev
spoken, and in thunder tones. The Ethio.
plan wnnst wuz on the top wave, but wher
Is he now? Two ysers ego he wuz needed
hut now whrr is he? Tho Ablishnists
don / need him no more to fill up Their quo
sas, they don't need him no more to take
their places in the next draft, and thank the
Lord Hes the same id niger he alluz
wnz! The stink Nv the niger hez overcome
ther gratitood to him--ther good teelin hez
bin swamped by ther prejoodis. The Dim.
Ocrasy nv the two sections nv the fo0pion
hez rushed into each others arms, the Mig
ger wuz between EN-, and consistently is I'M.
der our feet What happnis for Kentucky
The niger can't go North with the elecshen
retlrnS starin him in the face, and eff he
stays here he must stay on our terms. Thank
The Lord
Declsin Pogram sed that he hedn't felt so
good sence his first wife died. lie felt too
good to speek, and the brethren wood ex.
Use him ei jlis remarks shood be breef-
I"We will! we will ~ with great yoonanim
ity.l Fonr weeks ago, when beerd from
Ohio and Pennsylvany, he he'd to wunst
drawd up skedule nv the loss that he'd bin
inflicted onto him by the tyranical edict NV
the Illinois Goriller. copy NV wich he wood
reed:
IooNlTED STATES Wv AMERINY.
IL Ace'r WITH GABRIEL PoGRAM...... DIR.
. 90 Niger, Sam, 2d years old.......$l, 800
- Pompey, 80 ....... 1900
81 Scip, 80 " ......... ! 400
% Peter, 40 ...;.... 1000
70 lot miscellaneous nggers, % in
number, mostly crippled and not NV
-saseh akkonnt, havin bin Aogd and
chawd by dOrpg, and iniOOred bv