The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-03-22

mDcrncy Oh the N HONOS re-
ceive the intelligence of the
refusal of the Legislature OF
Ohio TO strike the wcrd
White" from their COnstitu-
tiOn---The rejoicing Of the
aforesaid Democracy as mar
rated by their philosopher,
guide md friend, MIR. Nasby.
PosT OfFis, CoNFEpRIr X RoADs,)
(wich is in the Stait NV Kentucky. y
March 18th, 1867.
The joyous intelligence NV the
glorious acksbcn NV the Leeislacher
Nv the now trooly great State Nv
Ohio, in votin down the proposishcn
to strike the word "White" out NV
her Constitushen, reached us last
mite at precisely p. NJ. am per.
tikeler as to the eggsact datc--the
Importance NV the event justiiies IL
l need not skarsely remark that the
sed news sent thrill of salisfacshcn,
nay, NV exquisit joy through the Cor
ncrs, a thrill skarsely less exquisit
than that experienced on the reject
NV tue news NV Johnson's 4th NV
March speech, Ammo Domino 1865
| shel be better understood, proba
bly,, ef l state that oul thrill NV JOY
at this trooly unexpected triumph u,
the proud Causashun nv Ohio ovei
the inferior sons Nv Ham, went jes
eZ fur in the dreckshun Nv ccstacy q
did our pangs NV woe on the heerin
Nv Vallandigham' defeat in 1868 IN
the drecksliun NV utter misery. Iu
short, we thrill now percisely e2
much ez we panged then.
Wv course n mcetin wuz called 10
rejoice over this unexpected deliver
ance NV our brethren NV our brethren
NV Ohio from the unendoorable dis.
grace Nv Niger equality, Nv wich /
wuz at first made chairman but this
WIZ reconsidered, ez, bein the only
one in the Corners educated to the
extent NV writin, | wuz forced to act
cz sckretary, and Deekin Pogram
wuz made chairman. 1t don't take
hefty intellek to be chairman NV a
Democratic Convenshen, but talent
Is necessary at the Secretary's table.
The Deekin on takin the chair re.
marked that this wuz the proudest
moment wv his life, by all Odds
Ohio he he'd bin given over TO hardnis
Nv hart and reprobacy NV mind long
ago. He he'd made up his mind sor.
rowlully, but certainly, to the fact
that Ohio wuz Ablishen, and believ.
ed that the fanatics in charge NV that
State, wood ioller out their avowed
principles to their legitlmit endin ;
and, ez they he'd declared the nieger
a man, wood give him the rites NV a
man. He he'd bin happily disap-
pointed--they he'd paused in their
mad career, and now having taken
oIe step in the dircckshun NV Dimoc.
risy, is ther not, he wanted to know
reason to hope that that will contin
700 in well doin ontil--he dared to
hope it-they would pull down the
nigger from the pinnacle onto wich
they he'd placed him, and make him
agin wat he RELY ought to be, ser.
want unto his brethren. He hoped
the brethren wood speek their minds
breehy through, ez him and Deekir
Gavit he'd game Nv seven up to fin.
Ish, and the time is wingin herself
away TO her eternal home at rate
friteful to contemplate.
Elder Gavitt blessed the Lord for
this day. He felt like soundin the
loud timbrel DER Egyp's dark sea-
When he remembered that his nIg-
gers run away from him and enlist.
ed in the Federal army, and that sich
NV EN- ez wuzn't killed at Ft. Pillcr
and Petersburg and TT. Wagner aud
Port Hudson wher their cussid blood
wuzspilt that the same quantity NV
pure white blood mite be saved, set.
tied in Ohio, and that, notwithstand.
in all this, they meet there jist about
the same treatment they wood hey
experienced he'd they stayed in Ken.
lucky, his sole expandid and he Good
only relieve hisself by hollerin hal
leloogy! Its more than he heG
hoped for. His cup wuz sloppin ovel
with blessins, and ef he shood be Ia
ken heniz to night he woodent com
plain.
Resolooshens bein in order, I riz
ez is the regler thing here, and pre-
sented the iollerin, to,wit: a|..
WAREAs, The Democrisy Nv Ohio
with a glorious company NV Ablish
inists follerin NV EN-. hev, for til,
time at least, squelched the impiou,
proposition to give the the Niger
wlch amt fitted for it by edjuca
shen, the ballot, therefore be it
ResOioed, BY the Dimocrisy NV th,
Confedrit X Roads, which is in til,
State Nv Kentucky, that we sent
greeting to our brethren NV Ohio
and to extend to EN- our hearty con
gratulations on the result and earn
estly hope that ere long the few re
mainin pints Nv difference betweel
us and them may be softened down
7 and that we may yet live and love to
gether.
T. Res0lped, That after this nantes
tashen NV returnin reason, we ar,
satisfied that there amt sch cusseC
site of difference, after all, between
modrit Ohio Republican and a
Roads Democrat; not enutf to keel
EN- from fraterizin on almost any
thin.
!. Resolped, That ez Ohio hez Yer,
properly refuzed to give her niger
the ballot, how kin her Representa-
tives in Congress insist ON forcin II
I'm Kentucky to do it? We ask this il