The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-01-04
THE NAsBY PAPERS.

.'fr Nasty and The circle Of friends Of tchie'
he IS the ment,r, ornament and guide. feel
ing the need of an insiituiion of learning
forihs youth q kentucky, projects college
/ CoSyEpRIr X RoADs,
(wicli is IN tho Stait NV Kentucky
| December 9th, leGi
Square Gavitl Deekin Program, Capt
hcPelter and myself, wuz in the Post orfii!
last mite, wicli next to Bascom's, hez 60
to he the chcef resort Nv the leading intel
lex NV the Corners. u talkin over matter,
and things, when ths Deekin happened &c
menshun that next week his second son
Elijer, who hez intelleck into him, wu1
agoin to start for Michigan to enter col
lege.
"Wat!" sed !, "doo you propose tc
send ,nut noble yoo,h, Elijer Pogram, to 4
Ablishn State, to enter a Ablishn college
TO suck his knowlcge from u AblslIr
source7 Good Heavens Frailty, th,
name Is woman.
lIhedn't any ice that this last remark
wus appnpos, but il sounds well, and l he,
notist tlia, il don't make much difference
wha, the quotnsIun is 30 ez yoo end a re.
mark with a quotushun.
The Deekin remarked that II wuz pain.
fiil, but tho fact WIZ EIJer must hev ed.
jucashen. He didn't lleeve IN edjucashen,
generally spcekin. The commen people
wuz better of without il, CT educasllcn he'd
a tendency to unsettle their minds. lie
he'd seen the evil effects NV 1t in niggcrs
and poor whites. So soon ez a nigger
masters the spelin book and gifts into noos.
papers, he bccoms dissatisfied with his con.
disl,n, and bankers ancr better cabin and
more wagcs. lie to.wunst begins to insis,
onto Ownin land hissclf and givin his chill
dren edjuca.hen, and, ez niger, for our
purposes, aint wortl, soolnarkce. Jes 50
with the poor whites. lie krowd one mel
loncolly instance. a poor cuss up towards
Garrilts,own. named Ramsey, learnt to read
niore the war, and then Coinnnenst deterio
ratin. For two years he rcfooscd 10 vote
the Dimocraiic ticket, then he blossomctl
out into Abislnist nnd tried to make the
others Nv his class disconnected by tcllin Nv
cnn that Slavery wuz wat kept them down,
aud finally, after pashense ceased to I've n
virchoo aud we tarrcd and fcthcrcd him
ono night for a incendiary, lie went TO IN
giany. That cuss cum back here doorin
the late unplensan'nis, kernelot a argiment
wicll he camp, on my farm and sulsisic,l
EN- Off il. Sum cdjucasl,en is. however,
necessary. llesign Filler for Congress,
and he must hev it. Hes true Pogrnm,
aud noliiin will strike in wich kin hurt
him.
"Why not" SCI ], "ihat the Southern
yooth may he properly trained, start col.
lcge Nv our own? Why, Dcekn, runs the
risk NV hcvin the minds Nv our young men
tainted with hcrcsy p
The entire company VIE struck with The
idea. aud il WIZ earnestly canvasse,l, and
finally decided upon; aud I WIZ deppy.
iizcd to start il, witch I immejitly did. The
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