The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-02-09

Speak up, Pcrfcsscr- sucklin want:
700 to be prompt, said Joe Bigler.
answered that he he'd not-lhat il WIZ
piled onto Ham or Cain and their dcscon
dants, and nobody else.
very we'll, then, scd the niger, chuck.
lin all over, ''cz am only half Ham or Cain,
fwlch you hevn decided then, NV coarse,
there only half a cuss onto me, ONLY mar.
ter onto my wife, and only an eighth onto
my daughters, only sixteenth onto nv
daughters children, aud there lots NV mig
gers in this yer visinity wat hezn't got the
th'rtysekkund or the siXiy.fourth part of it
hangin to EN-. Guvner Cramlette also scd
suthln bout niggers being degraded coz t was
ther nachur, didn't he, aud that eddicashcn
woodent do for emp
'Pertessor," sed the tormentn Bielcr,
wich he'd jest whisky enuff into HIM to be
ugly, Il must remind 700 that the partiklar
babe and sucklin out NV whose mouth yoor
ben Immensely condemned, expex prompt
ansers, OF rather |, his guardian and pertec.
tor do.
| ansered that SIGH wuz the tenor NV the
Owners remarks.
"Ef that's troo, why don't the mulattoes
come up faster? Eff its the material stoopid-
lty NV the Niger, the white man ain effect
ed by 1t, and the mulatto only are half. |
are 'quainted with the heft of the peonle
atore me, and I'll bet my last years wages,
wich Deekin Pogram amt paid yet, that
half NV EN- cant read any morn | kin
Pears to me I'd like to hev Gunner Bran.
lette take the load off us for a year or two
and see whether we'd rise or not. We
mount, and then agin we mout. But |
ruther think it's leetle too much to put n
milestone on the top nv a man and then kick
bin for not gittin up.
"Bully!'' sed Joe Bigler, $50 on 60 on"
ut amt just square playin to make all
sorts NV laws agin our risn, to flog us for
havin spelin books, to make it a penitentia.
ry etlense to learn to read, and to burn our
skool houses, and then, because we amt
just ready to enter college, to insist ont
that we are materially incapable. And above
all, amt it presoomin little to charge it
onto The Lord? Amt you mistaken your
own work for hizzen? Praps eff Gunner
Bramlette' father he'd been nogged for
wantin to learn to read, and Gunner Bran.
lette' S mother he'd bin brought up ez ield
hand, and the same arategy he'd bill practis.
ed on Gunner Bramette's grandfather and
great grandfather, great great grandfather,
and great,great' great grandfather and his
great
Hold on, venerable sed Joe Biglcr,
don enumerate. Jus! say his ancestors,
back to the identical time they WIZ slaves
to them Normans, wich held his proenitors
jst ez closely ez yoo've bin held, and it'll
be su cient. But go on
81 plead guilty to the big hands, flat nose.
and how'd legs. Possibly the fust niger
had em--possible not. Ef Guvuor Bran
lett father, and his grandfa-wich is to say
bin kept at the hoe, his hands
wood hev bin cz big CT mine; etthey borne
burdens forever, his legs wood he ca how'd, |
and Of ther noses he'd bin pcrpctooally
smasht, hizzen wood be iIattcr han it is.
ii'' you any hiVIc questions 10 put 10 |
the Peric5sor?' sed Joseph.
'No,' replied the Ethiopian, Il haycscd !
my say.
Then sed this Biglor wich WIZ get,in
more ana mote reckless every mint, Il dis
miss this congregation, with this remark
tnat that Niger is under my protection care,
and eli u single lock NV his wool is disturbed |
shell feel it sollum but painful dooty de
volvin upon me, to put Il bal! into the carcass
Nv each NV the otiishils Nv this church, com.
mencn with the Faster, and con,inuin all
The way down to tho scribe. Git.i'
Aud pel nell the congregashun piled out
ono over another.
will be necessary to dispose Of Joe Big
Ter somehow. He lost what property he hod
i'll the war, aud is becoming excccdinly
loose in his talk, He can't be tolerated
long.
PETROLEUM V. Massey, p. NJ,
lNlch isPostmaster and likewise Professor
NV Bbliklc Puiticks in the Southern
Classikle Military Insttoot
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