Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-11-22

THE NOVEMBER ELECTIoNS-HOw THE RE
SUIT AFFECTED THE FAITHFUL IN KEN
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Teap 3aea November 10, 1857. /
The Corners wuz Frustrated with Joy
last mite, at the reject Nv the news NV the
November elecshuns. Their wuz nothin
demonstrative about our joy as there he'd
bin on occasions Nv less interest. No |!
the resultlwuzs too great-toO overwhelm-
inly great! Our nachers wuz filled with
Joy, and it dubbed up to the eyes, end
slopt over in fC.4ss of tears. Deekin Po-
grams dawter Mnandy borrered tambo-
rine, witch wood answer for timbrel, and
attempted to dance down the street, after
the fashion NV Miriam, singin, "shout the
glad tidins," ct settry, but we rebookt her.
SIGH exultashen seemed TO us inadekate.
The Deekin met me, and tallin onto my
neck, wept perfoosely down my back, witch
stood ez long ez l Good bear the moist
yer Gently disengagin him, led him to
Bascom's, fearin that SO great waste Nv
foods wood cut short the old saints life,
unless that waste Good be repaired. we
supplied the deficiency to,wunst. Never
saw SIGH q picter. The blessld old man
sittin onto bench, glass Nv hot whisky
in his hand; his white hair fallln scantl-
ly about his temples, and tears runnln II IN
rapid succession adown his frost bitten
nose, and, glitterin o moment on the TIP,
droppin like strings Nv pearls into the
space below /! 1t wuz tetchin ~ sfaa
The citizens met that evening, not to re-
ioice, but to adopt SIGH measures for turnlnr
the victry to account ez the occasion
there. and I bleeve every white male cltI-
zen NV the Corners wuz in his sect afore
the clad peals NV the bell had ceased peal
In. L assoomed the chair, and in a few ju-
dishus remarks stated the objeck Nv the
meetin. Moo York, Irenarkt, he'd spok
en-, and Moo Gersey, the blessid State Nv
Wich l he'd the honor to be a. native, he'd
returned to her fust love. WIZ not now
ashamed to own that wuz a native NV
Moo ,Gersey. q am proud Nv 1t, and were
it not for the fact that l owe neerly half Nv
her citizens, in sums ranging from half q
dollar up to eighteen, wood return there
to- Wunst. But won't 1t wood awaken
expectations in their buZzoms witch wood
never be fulfilled, and I'm too tender
hearted, too considrit Nv the feelins NV
others to lasserate them feelins. | can't
properly express my emoshuns. Thank
heaven, the niger is ourn. The Northern
States hev spoken-and in thunder tones
The Ethiopian wunst wuz on the top
wave !; but where is he now? Two, yeers
ago he wuz nesded-but now whore is he9
The Ablishnists don't need him no moro
to fill up ther quotas, they don't need him
no more to take Their places in the next
draft, and thank the Lord he's the same
id niger he alluz wuz! The stink NV
the niger hez overcome Their gratitood to
him--ther good feelin hez bin swamped
by Their prejoodis. The Dimocrasy Nv the
two sections NV the Yoonion hez rusht
into each others arms, the niger wuz be-
tween EN-, and consistently is under our
feet What happinis for Kentucky! The
niger can't 60 North with the elecshen
returns starin him in the face, and eft he
stays here he must stay On our terms.
Thank the Lord. IS
Deekin Pogram sed that he hedn't felt
so good sence his first wife died. He felt
too good to speek, and the brethren wood
excuse him eff his remarks shood be breef.
+" We will! We will" with great yoo-
nanimity1 Four weeks ago, when heerd
from Ohio aud Pennsylvany he he'd to-
wunst drawd up skedule NV the loss that
he'd bin inflicted onto him by the tyranical
edict NV the Illinoy Goriller, copy Nv
wich he wood reed a'i