Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-10-25
NAsBK ON TIE ELECTION

In 1858 il win be Granted.
NAsBK on THE ELECTION
The great apostle Of Democratic Cos
pei having attended the election in Ohio /
writes under:date Of Oct. II from aCon-
fedrit X Roads:''
left for home ez soon aez the votes
wuz counted, and the result WIZ made
known, only waitin till the poll books 4
VIZ made out, and the Judges Nv eleek- /
shum neQ got her names written by the
clerks, and bed made their marks to oeua.
On my way home I wuz gratified to see
how the material antipathy tothe Niger
he'd revived At Cincinnati the mite nv
the eleckshuR the WIZ bangin NV EN-
about, the patriotic DemOcrisy gOin Tor
en yTerever they. Good find EN-, and the
next day ez saw en- at ralerOde sta
shens, they he'd, generally speekin, ther
heds bandaged. Tt WuZ cheerin to me,
and gloated over it.
Full of gladnis, entered Kentucky,
and joy fully I wendid my way to the
Corners. wUz the bearer NV tidins NV
great joy, and my feet WIZ pleasant on
to the mOuntins. Ez I walked into
Bascom's, they all saw in my face suth-
in Nv importance.
'e'yVat is it?n sed Deekin Pogranl, sis
it veal or woe 2"
"Is the proud OaUcashea still in the
ascendant in Ohio, or bez the grovelin
Afrikin ground him into the dust ?"
askt Isaker Gavitt.
MY friend" sed I, takin up the
Deekln's whisky, a1Wich, in the eggscite-
ment Nv the moment, he didn't observe,
"the COnstitOOshneI Amendment, givin
the nigger eIkaI rites, hez been voted
down by the liberty-lOvin freemen nv
Ohio. Three cheers for Ohio"
They wuz given with a will. The
widest enthoosiasm wuZ awakened
Bascom put spigOt in a fresk bari,
and the church bells wuz set ringin.
The ulggers wore q disnaVed look, and
got out of the way ez soon ez possible.
A meetin Wuz to-wunst organized.-
Deekln Pogram spoke. He felt that
this Wuz a proud day. Light Wuz
breakin. The dark clouds NV fanati-
Cism Wuz breakin away. We he'd now
the Afrilzin under our feet We have
got him in his normal pcsishen in Ohio,
and, please God, we viii soon heV him
likewise in Kentucky. He moved the
adOpshen Nv the fOllerin res0lOOshens.
WAREAs, NOer Gust Canaan and con
demned him to- be a servant unto his
brethren, thereby cleeIly indicatin the
status nv the race for all time to come
to be one NV inferiority; and, 1
WAREAs, To further show. t0ithe ewes
NV the most Ohtoose that a difference
Wuz intended, the Almighty gave the
nigger different anatomicle struckter,
for full partikelars Nv Wich see the
speeches Nv the Demokratic stumpers
door1n the late campaign; and,
WAREAs, The attempt to place the
nigger on an ekality with the white in
VOtin eZ well ez taXashun, we consider
the sappin Nv the very foundashun NV
civil liberty, ez well ez nv the Crischen
religion, therefore,
ReSOGUed, That the ConstOOsbnel and
II q
greetin to their brethrin NV Ohio, with
thanks for their prompt and effectoOal
squelchin Nv the idea nv nigger supe-
riOrity,
Re8olUcd, That to the Republicans nv
Ohio, who, risin above party cOnsidera-
shuns, voted agin suffrage, our thanks
is due, and we congratulate EN- that
now they ez well eZ us, are saved from
the danger NV marryIn niggers, and
likewise do we asshOOr EN-, that in al
spirit Nv mutual for bearance, we care
not wat particular creed they perfess. so
long ez they vote onr principles.
Resolved, That the will NV the people
haVln bin cleeEly indika6e we demand
the insershun nv the word sfEYhite'' in /
the Constitooshun nv the YOonited
StatOs.
Resolved, That we ask the eolored
voters NV Tennessee, and other States
where colored men hev votes. to observe
how they are treated in Ohio, where the /
Ablishnists don't need EN-. In them
States we extend to EN- a corieI invita-
shun to act with US.
ResOEUed, That COPY NV these resO-
loOshens be sent to President johnson, 7
with an ashoOrance Nv our unabated
confidence in his integrity, patriotism
and mOdisty.
The meetin broke up with three
cheers for the Dimocraey Nv Ohio, nine
for the Republicans Nv that State, and
one for the State at large.
The Fakulty nv the InstitoOt met
next mOEnin, for the pUrpus nv revisin /
the Scipters. 1t was desided that the
word white shoOd be insertid when ever
necessary, and that that edishen only
be yOOsed by the Democracy and Con-
serVatiV Republicans. We made pro-
gress, the folleriu bein few Nv the
changes:
$50 God creatid s0site man in his
own image"
GWhosOever, therefore, shell confess
me before 40hite men, &c.
Suffer little lOHsite children to come
unto me, for Nv sich is the kingdom NV
Heaven"
Wich last is comfOrtin, ez It shows
that the distineshen is kept up through /
all eternity. give these merely ez
samples. We shell hey it fnisht in
few days, and if funds kin be raised, |
shel publish it. Sieh a vershun Nv the |
Skripters is needed.
find the Demekratie mind is exer- /
cised over the question Nv succession to I
Wade. My voice is for Vallandygum. !
Never Wuz there such a saint never
wuz ther a man so abused by the Eyran-
ikel minions of irresponsible power
He hez suffered for us, and now he I
must heV his reward. 1t has bin urged |
that the ten cent colIekshun in 1868 was /
sufdshent pay for his marterdom. / /
deny it. I know all about it. He got I
nOthin Nv it. Every Demekrat in Ohio
who he'd taxes to pay, or who wanted a
new pane nv pants, or whose boots
needed half sOlin took mp a eolleekshun
for Vailandygum. I know that's so for
I wuz DemelSrat in Ohio, laborin un-
der pekOoniary endorsements in them
days myself Let Vallandygum heV
the place so well earned.
PETROLEUM V. NAsBY, p. NJ.
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