The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-11-28
Prom the Toledo Blade.
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The November ElectiOn---HOy
the Result Affected the Faith
full in Kentucky.
PosT OFFIs, CoNrEDRIr x ROADS. !
(Which ism the Stai. Nv Ken.
lucky, Nov. 10, 1867.
The Corners wuz prostrated witt
joy last mite at the recoot nv tb,
noos Nv the November elekshuns
Ther wuz nothin demonstrativc a
bout our JOY ez there he'd bin OF
occashuns Nv less interest. No
the result wuz too great, too. over
whelmingly great! Our nacheri
WIZ flied with joy and it bubbleC
mp 10 the eyes, and slopt over ir
foods Nv tecrs. Deekin Pogram',
dawtcr Mirandy borrered a tam
borine, wich wood answer for 8
timbreI, and attempted to danse
down the street, after tho fashion
Nv Miriam. "Shont the glad It'd
ms" ct scttry, but VIC rebookt
her, sich cxultaslien seemed to us
inadekate. The Deekin met me
and fallin on my neck. wept per,
loosely down my back. wic6 ]
stood ez long ez / Good bear the
moistyr. Gently disengagin him,
l led him to Bascom's, fearin that
so great waste nv foods wood cnt
short the old saints life, onIese
that waste Good be repaired. We
supplied the deficiency to wanst
Never saw 1 sich a pictcr. The
blessed old man sittin onto bench,
a glass nv hot whisky in his hand
his white bair fallin scantily a.
bout his temples, and teers a run.
min in rapid succession adown his
frost bitten nose, and glittcrin a
moment on the tip, droppin like
strings nv vpearls into the space be-
low. 1t was tctchin |
The citizens met that evenin,
not to rejoice, but to adopt sich
measures for turning the victry to
account cz the occashen seemed 10
demand. The Deckin wuz ther,
and / bleeve every white male citi.
zen Nv the Corners wuz in his sect
aforc the glad peals nv the bell he'd
ceased pealin. l assoomed the
chair, and in a few joodishus re-
marks stated the objeck nv tho
mectin. Moo York, l rcmarkt,
he'd spoken, and Moo Gcrsey, the
blessed State nv wich | he'd the
honor TO be a native, he'd returned
to her fust love. l wuz not now a,
shamed to own that | wuz native
of Moo Gersey. l am proud Nv it,
and were it not for the fact that /
owe nearly halt Nv her citizens, in
sums ranging from half a dollar up
to eighteen, l wood return ther to-
wunst. But | won't. 1t. would
awaken expectations in their buzz
zums wieh wood never be fulfilled;
and I'm too tcnder-heartel, too
considrit Nv the feolins NV othore
to lasserate them fcelins. | can't
properly express my emoshuns.
Thank heaven, the Niger is ourn.
Tho Northern States hcv spoken,
and in thunder tones. The ETH
opian wunst wuz on the top wave,
but wher is he now2 Two yecrs
ago he wuz needed, but where is
he now? Tho Ablishnists don't
need him no more to take their
place in the next draft, and thank
the Lord he's the same id nigger
he alluz wuz. The stink NV the
niger hez overcome ther graft
TODD to him-ther good fcclin hez
been swamped by ther prcjoodis.
The Democracy Nv the two sections
nv the Yoonion hez rusht into each
others arms, the nigger wuz be-
tween them, and consckcntly is
under our feet. What happinis for
Kontuckyl The niger can't go
North with the clckshun returns
starin him in the face, and ef he
stays hero no must stay on our
terms. Thank the Lord
Deekin Pogram sed that he
hedn't felt so good sence his first
wife died. lie felt too good to
spoek, and the brethren wood cx-
cuse him eff his remarks shood be
breef. eve will we will! with
great yoonanimity.) -Four weeks
ago, when he heered from Ohio
and Pennsylvany ho he'd towunst
drawd upa skedule Nv the loss that
he'd bin inflicted onto him by the
tyranical edict Nv the Illinoy Go
riller, a copy Nv wich ho wood
reed: