The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-06-03
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sNAno1 Lows 1afssq,ts ga .taea4o
desire. MOTIF ppt too fine a pint onto
II, 1t aipt built at all. But the corner
stun Is laid. There's a good deal in
that. IA corner stun Il a good thing,
The corner stnnuvtthe Institoot Is laid.
results follows. President Johnson
laid a corner stun at Chicago, and tyoor
release followedH He HedIlntgetv very far
into the afscshunss Nv the people
North, but he got yoo out of Fortress
Monroe. Jist let us fling our banner 10
the breeze with the name Nv 81 Davis''
onto It and how quickly wood the
means to finish the institoot be forth
comm! ''.
Al fndeedI Tier wood be tourna.
menus heldiall over the South in its be.
half The knite g.uyya the Sore Eyes
wood tilt agin the Knite NV the Cropped
Ears; the Knite Nv the Bandy Legs
wood ran a course and be glorffied agin
the Knite NV the Released Chief, for its
benefit, and the Queen nv Love and
Beauty wood bid EN- more frequently
than ever before, to lay their fish poles
In rest and run their course al the Ingy
Rubber Teething Rings and do their[le-
yours manfually, in sIch a cause. Their
wood be fairs held in Moo York for this
tnnd, and @. Chancery Burr and Henry
Clay Dean wood deliver lekters all over
the North tnits behalf, WorkIna a double
benefit, viz: ahordin us little money,
Bnrr clean paper collars and Dean
clean socks. In fact the COZ Nv the Ill
success nv the institOOt has met with
thus far may be found in the fact that
Ether haInt been nobody connected with
me. The Southern Dimocracy don't
take to me kindly COZ they See me every
dRy-the Northern DimoGraoy hev no
contidence mime becoE they know /
wuE originally OneuV em. fIr lIsu
2. ITS name idio1tiIT e II does, that
ne tlstttooaheH undMitS the Uee UU Mig
ger EkGlity.-This objeckshen kin be
easily ansered. The name WuzJ Origi
nelly the SSouthern Military and
Classikle 1nstitoot, q and the name exy
pressed fairly its objects. That's it vet,
and nothin shorter. The change of IT,
tlesiWuz strategy That change WuZ
Pickwickiani in, the most comprehen-
sive meRnin Nv the word. 1t wuz done
for etfeck upon the Ethiopiau.selThey
hev votes in the States which support
ed 700 In your effort to perpetuate EN-
reliably into their normal Condishen,
and 1t wuZ deemed necessary to consili-
ate en-. L need not say wat a trial it
wuz for our people to forego the ecstatic
del1tei of wallOpin NV em, aud wat
agony itwuZt to be forced, by circuu-
stances over wich we he'd litrallya no
controle, to recognize EN-, even In fun,
ez ekals, but we he'd to do 1t. After
they hev votid wunst and boostid us in
Congress, 1t is eBgstremely probable
that a change will come over the spirit
nv their dreems. Alter that happy day
we'll, State Legislachers heV yit pow
ers, and States heV yit rites. In breef,
this niger biEnis is an effort to flank
John Browns sole Wich has bin mar
chin on for several years. Yoo hey
witnist no dOubt, Vim yOor gayer mo-
ments, the sole inspirin and elevatin
performances NV nigger rminStrels?
Certainly. On the stageithey resemDl-
ed niggers; atter the play WIZ over, the
curtain dropped, they washed of the
cork and went and took their well
earned ntPs eZ white men. Precisely
SO: When this little play Is over, prob
ably we may wash of the cork and ez
Caucashens assert our rite to be, as Nv
old, the governin class. rpafozi 5uf {.
g.. Pay. On this he'd nothin definit kin
be statid. q Y0O must do ez hev done
bey faith an take wat comes. / hev
he'd cnntribushens ez low ez ten cents,
and that even in counterfeit postal Gur-
rency, wich wu2 no obiecksheni to II
down here, eS among our people 1t
passes Jest as we'll eE eny. heV lived
on 1t for some time, the Institoot hez
eked out the IVin afforded me by the
offs hold from the Government O Ef
contrtbushens shood be einsufficient for
yoor support after my livin is taken
out, wat OF 1t = Is johnson dead, and
does Wade reign in his stead? lis there
not a sinecoor foTyOo ez we'll ez forme?
Is there a ConfedFit officer who fwood
acceptitiwho Is not provided generous.
ly for every one Nv the principal suffer-
ers In the struggle on the Confedrit
side, is Improbable that he wood make
y0o an excepShen3 81 it0asls.s j. .1i .ltsItt.,f
Q 4 hev ansered all the objeckshens 10
the place wich yoO kin urge, and / beg
leave to state some nv the reasons why
you shood accept: .if j 7.
a tuu yeer rinteFvenes before the
meetin Nv the Democratic Nashnl Com
Eenshen,tand two before you kin be
finally jiunOgerated. .5Io Pendin that
event yoo must go into dignified retire
ment! It's theh reglerqthlng. Forest did
u and he succeeded so well In maEterin
his material Procliv ivitieS thRtiefI remsnl-
ber. ritely he heE killedIbut two .nigRers
sence he reEereutly folded up the stars
and bars Longstreet hez did it! Price
'ANN NhO '1uBEe d
suthin pec0olyer1yi fittin the eheeftain
NV IunsuccessfulB So rebellion," ez the
NoFtherners scaH our struggle for our
rites, tacin the Presidency nv college,,
In seektn shelter In academic groves, in'
tratnin the noble young men he led, 4
and In glttin cannon from the hegovernt
.menta to teach 'sm artillery praotis.i
That's the dodge for 700. We haint got
the academic grove for yoo to walk PEN
,siFely in at the 4twilite hour, aImnsin
onto the eventful past, but we kin easi-
ly move that corner-stun into one. That
corner-stnn Is ez easily shifted ez De-
mocraoy. i14 DIhI=1ptuB nI.9-nuti ti
=aThere's another reason 4; why YOU
'shOOd 'doit, The ed ju6 6ashnel5 Interest
NV the South shoodr be entrusted to
them-ez knows how 10 manage em, and
how TO educate em. We don't want it
too common! 1Is too much power. l.
know the power ther Is In 1t. I'm about
the only one here who kin write.APere
thet more itWood hurt my staudiD. ~
Look az wat miscellaneous ledjuca-
sheni heE done for the North, and all
over this country its drops ahev fell in
the shape NV schools Z academies and
colleges, and sioh. idConsekentlyt there's
no Democracy the, and the heavier the
shower a locality received, thetless De.
,mOcracy there IS. In your hands It
wood be safeg I1Slggers WO0dsnt get it
nor poor whites; but the sons NV the
chivilry, uv.tbel dominent race; they
allwhzw wood tread the hoWry path with
'yOn. fuGIH nEHs IsttEI ,2s[fs 1E3d7 7i5
z eheVen't the society at the Cross
Roads inwieh 700 hev bin accustomed
10 move, but wat NV that u Let 1t be
known thai yOo are here, andIths De
moefisy nv the North will make this
q place nv summeFi resort and nv Witis
ter recreation! ndIThis will be their
Mecca -yoors viii bethe shrine at wich
they win cum TO worship. I 1znta =
Then come. TO yoo the Cross Roads
for yoo TO repose onto! Come Erect
here your affairs andlyour fires outiI an
ashamed Hashefl bids ,yoo take the
highest place In its gin, in yrepara!
shen uYthe wrong iffiaT did .ttnn .ItNfn