The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-11-27

4 Meeting Mt the Corners 70 take into Con-
sidernfiGn the best and most Paacible
Methods OF Preserving TO the Demo-
cracy the States they woH IL ia Fail.

PosT OFFICE, ,CONTEDRT X ROADS
(Wich is in the Stait NV Kentucky,
Oct. 80, 1867. | wuz sittin in the
Post Oils, day before yesterday, cogi-
tatin over the glorious results Nv the
Ohio and Pennsylvania elections, and
hopin for an ekally good report from
Moo York; thinkin the while that
perhaps cf my hopes wuz realized, and
such a Constooshnel Dimokrat c2
Pendleton or Seymour shood be elect
ed, l mite, in consideration NV my
long and bleeve valuable services,
aspire to suthin higher, and better,
and more profitable than a Post Offs,
sich ez | am at present holdin. / do
not complain, for the posishen has bin
the means Nv cstablishin a credit upon
which | hcv lived thus far comlor-
table. but yet | shood prefer place
where the salary wood be sulfishent to
give me enutf so that | Good lay up
suthin for old age. TIE time is not
far off when my individoel exertions
will not supply my wants.
4 felt good over the victory, and it
seemed to me cz tho we ought to speak
ez Kentuckians,to to our brethren North,
instructin NV EN- how to hold the
Stats which they have won for us.
When / decide upon a pint, | alluz
act, and so it wuz this time.
| give notis, by Issakcr Gavitt, that
the Corners wood assemble at the
tootin Nv the horn, for the purpose NV
sendn forth the voice NV Kentucky to
the Stats North. The cyenin come,
the horn was footed from the steps NV
the church, and the entire Corners wuz
there. Deelin Pogram WIZ in his
rcgler seat Issakcr Gavitt wuz in his
,aintcd fathers place, which hcz gone
hentz, Kernel McPclter wuz there, and
also the Others who made mp the male
population nv the Corners, and their
wives. 1t wuz glorious meetin, and
| wuz a rubin my hands and feclin
good at the prospeck Nv an improvin
occasion, when to my utter disgust, /
saw the door open and Joe Biglcr, who
wuz born to be my pest, come in, with
Pollock, and twenty-five niggers, old
and young, male and female, white,
yaller and black, and all ~ en- took
seats together in the corner NV the
church. | knowd by the meek look
NV the niggers, and the eggstrccm
quictood NV Bigler hisself, that suthin
wuz up, which would of course develop
itself. Bigler and Pollock generally
develop.
| opened the meetin by remarks that
the times wore an auspishus look.
The power NV the nigger in American
politics he'd bin demonstrated. The
niger he'd bin SO manipulated in Ohio
and Pcnnsylvany, cz to give up these
States, which we Good hold eff we
choose. But the Dimocrisy NV Ohio
and Pennsylvany he'd a work to do,
which they cannot neglect with safety.
They he'd declared the nigger inferior
to the Caucashen, which he undcniably
is, and they must keep him so. The
nigger must be kept jist cggsackly
where he is, to serve ez irritant to
Democrisy. Ohio gives the niggers
Nv that State certain faucilitios for
learnin to read and write, accomplish
ments which no laborin class which is
to be guided, controlled and worked
exclusively bya sooperior class, needs
or hez any biznis with. So soon ez
man begins to reed he begins to hev a
inquirin mind, and begins to feel a
dissatisfaction with his speer, Let Ohio
repecl these laws to wunst, that the
niggers may not lei
"Reversc the arrangements" set joe
Bigler, risin, "and sit to 10 the 500
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