Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-12-06

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p,sr t,sp,sp. CaxFEpERT \ koAps,
witch s Ia the Stait ny Kentucky
October 80, scr
wuz sittin in the Post Oais, day before
Yesterday, cogltatin over the glorious re
suits nv the Ohio and Pennsyyany elections,
and hopin for an ekaily good report from
Moo York; thinkin the while that perhaps et
my hopes wuz realized, and such Constoo-
shnel Demokrat ez Pendleton or Seymour
shood be elected, / mite, in considerashen
NV my long and beeeve 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
position has been the means nv estabhshen
credit upon wieh hey lived thus far com
Portable, but yet ! shood prefer place where
the salary wood be su6isheut TO give me euuti
SO that Good lay up suthin Tor old age. Fhe
time is not far off when my indisiduei eNer
tons will not supply my wants
] felt good over the victory, and IL seemed
10 me ez tho we oght TO speak ez Kenmcai
ans, to our brethren North, instructn Nv EN-
how to hold the States wich they bez wen for
us. When l decide upon pint ! allus act,
and so it wuz This time.
give notis, by Issaker Gautt, that the
Corners wood assemble at the 1ooiiu uv the
horn, for the purpose Of sendin forth The
voice NV Kentucky to the Stats North. The
eveuin come, the horn was footed from the
steps NY the church, aud the entire Corners
wuz there. Deekiu Program WIZ in his reg
Ter seat: Issaker Gavitt wuz in his sainled
fathers place, wieh hcz gone heulz, Kernel
McPelter wuz ther, and also the others who
made up the male population Nv the Corners,
and their wives. It wuz a glorious meetin,
and / wuz a rubin my hands and feelin good
at the prospeck uv an improyin OCCASION
when to my utter disgust, saw the door open
and Joe. Bigler, who wuz born to be my pest,
come in, with Pollock. and twenty-five mig
gers, old and young, male and female. white.
yaller and black aud all Nv EN- took seats in
the corner Nv the church l kuowed ty the
meek look Nv the niggers, and the egg g-streem
quietood NV Bigler hisself that suthin wuz
pp, wich would Of course develop itself
Bigler and Pollock generally develop
opened the meetin by remarks that tLe
times wore an suspishus look. The power
nv the nigger in American politics ned bin
demonstrated. The Niger he'd bin so mat
ipulated in Ohio and Pennsylvany, cz to give
up these States, wich we Good hold eff we
choose. But the Dimocrisy ny Ohio and
pannsylvany he'd work 10 do, which they
cannot neglect with safety. They he'd je-
ciarcd the niger inferior to the Caucashen,
wich he undeniably is, and they must keep
him SO. The niger must be kept jist eggs
ackly where he is, to serve as a irritant to De
mocrisy. Ohio gives the niggers NV that
State certain facilities for Iearnin to read and
write, accomplishments wich no laborin class
wicb is to be guided, controlled and worked
exclusively by a sooperior class, needs or
hez any biznis with. So soon ez a man begins
to read he begins to hev inquirin mind, and
begins to feel dissatisfaction with his speer.
Let Ohio repeel there laws to wunst, that the
niggers may not
Reserve the arrangement" sed Joe Big
ler rizin, ''and git to be the sooperior uv the
white. Is that it, Professor
Not eggsackly that, returned mot
KNOWN what he wuz drivin at, ''but ez Heviu
ordained the niggers to be Inferior to US, and
serve us, it looks rather dangerous TO US
to-"
''Give him chance to rise? That's what
yoor ge.tin at, see. am, and always wuz
q Democrat ez 700 kuoo, but dont shudder
from that cause-not any. / hev faith in the
Lord, wich 700 appear to lack, wich is
strange, considerin yoor professhun. IF my
colored friends here wuz ordained by the Al
mighty to allus okkepy an inferior position to
us, why they Il do 1t anyhow, onless,i indeed,
we degrade ourselves below ther level Ef /
understand yoor idea, it is that the proud
Caucasian is the only favored race, which
fixes lis own posishen ITSELF, but chat all the
other races he'd places assigned them, which
Godal mighty hevin fixed they can't pass.
That bein the case, watts the yoose, Profcs
ser, Nv our foolin away our time a tryin to
strengthen his laws by an act NV ours? Fl
the Almighty fixed it So kin we do it any
better than hep
But sposn the niger eff We don't keep
him down by law, shood rise above us ?"
I shood unanimously concloode that there
he'd bin a mistake in the fggers, and that we
wuz, after all, the sons NV Ham, and they the
sons uv Japheth. How wood you like that
But that amt wat ails US. There, Professor.
ain where our danger is. Dimocrisy, ike
man with a tapeworm, carries the elements
NV his own dstrnekshen. Missegenashen is
watts sappin the foundasheu Of the party.
Agreein with 200 that tho niqger's place IA
HXed, and that the DiInocrisy coodent git
along a mint without The nigger, here utter
my solemn warniu agiu the continyooal les
senin nv the race, becoz that race is our rock,
aud onto that we stand Wat sense is there
in wastin our capital, or ruther dilutiu it2'
"Wat do you mean?" askt /, not gettin at
the drift Nv wat be wuz drivin at.
Mean ! My meaniu is plain. The blacker
the niger Is the further be is below us-the
whittier he is the nearer our equal he is.
I'm this calculation we don take intelli.
gence or virchoo, or anything NV the kind
into account, bat perceed upon the hypothe-
sis that deyiish mean white man is cousid-
cradle better than smart aud honest nigger.
Therefore, any drop Nv white blood in mig
gers veins makes him just one drop less OBJ
.ectionable. Look at the specimens which l |
lev brought with me to illustrate my pint.
The light colored niggers will rise
And every cussed one NV EN- got M, o.. r