The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-12-19
From the Toledo Blade.1
NASBN.
i r<o.r.t.!A Vision--The Last Mig
POST OFFS, CoNFEDRIT X RoArs,
(Which is in the StaiI NV kentucky {
December g. 1867

Last mite, for amoozement, pick
ed up vollum NV poems, ritten by
wun CAMEL, and happened to read
peece called The Last Man" It's
a rayther heavy peece NV writtin.
His descriptive powers are rather
better than mine, tho, perhaps, eff
my too partial friends amt too par
tial. he is a long way behint me in
the matter Of pathetics, and in them
fine tutchcs wich show the man NV
sole and sensibilities.
But that ez may, the poem made
a impression on me, witch is proof
that there is suthin in it, and it WIZ
onto my mind ez retil ed to my vir
tOous couch. 9
Skarcely he'd I sunk into slumber
when my viggerus intelleck, wich
even the bonds Nv slumber can t
chain, wandered away into the misty
realms NV speckelashen. j he'd the
most horrible dreem that ever afflic-
ted a sleepin man, wich the bare re-
collekshm NV, causes involuntary
shudder to thrill my susceptible
frame.
Methought epidemic started iu
Africa and cum by reglar steps
through Europe, and finally reeched
Moo York. For time it ragged
alike among all classes NV people
and among all compilations. The
proud and hawty Caucasian, the
bold and patriotic Celt, the noble
red man Of the forest, wich is pizen)
all, all, wuz swept away by the re-
lentless pestilence
Finally it abated. The white man
and the red man begun to escape the
fangs of death but among the mig
gers it ragged wuss than ever. Thro
the South it swept like tornado,
sparin the whites but cutting down
every niggcr in its path. Their wuz
weepin and waillin, The hawty
planter saw the brite octoroo, for
whom he paid $4,000, afore the war
end who had in the good old times
.solaced his hours of relaxashen with
her perlis charms-who had born
bootifnl girls almost perfekly white,
wicIl, on akount Nv hevin his blood
in their vanes he he'd bin able to sell
for 5000 and 1000 to other planters
whose tastes run in that direckshun
-hesaw her the object Nv his effeck-
shun, and in the good times to come
he hoped wunst more a part of his
estate, lyin a inanynait corpse
not worth cent for any pur
pose. - .t
Likewise he saw them who ha6
bin, his robust feeld nands, each wur
with sinews NV steel and muscles Nv
iron-the males hearty and sound
without blemish the females capa
BILE Nv raisen picaniny wich, in the
old times wuz worth $500 ez soor
weened, wunst year, and by little
extra whippin do yeer's work il
the field every II months, stretched
cold corpses in the feeld. Thus WI;
disease outrajin all the finer feelin
NV humanity, and destroyin relent
lessly all that made life pleasant ant
lovely.
Finally niger after niger fell
until but two remained in the Yooni
ted States. They wuz male ant
female, Nv sich perfekly helthy sys
tens, that it seemed impossible fo
disease to tuch EN-. When the cpl
demic wuz known to.hev settled dowr
to niggers alone, the Democrac,
held a consultation, and fearin tn
race wood become extinct, he'd selec
ted these, he'd carefully seklo oodid en-
from the world. and he'd employed
twenty-four NV the most eminen
medikle men Nv the world, to be will
EN-. constantly-eaeh staying al
hour-that, in case they showed an,
symptoms, the proper remedies NIT
be te wunst applied afore the diseas
got hold. From these two ef tn
rest wuz destroyed it wuz hoped
new stock Good be raised. that tn
dangers of negro equality nit
be still kept afore the Amerikin peo
pie.
But all to no purpose. The I'm
sparin pestilence smoted EN-, and
notwithstanding the efforts made b,
the eminent physicians--notwith
standing the prayers and groans u
the Dimocracy-they died.
Methawt the heavens were huns
in black. and ominus litenins sho
athwart the skies. In the distanc
lew, mutrin thunders wuz heardi an,
the beasts Of the forest run afrighte,
from their coverts. Dray hosse
dropt dead in the streets; dorgs rul
wildly with their tungsa a haning ou
and the white foam droppin fror
their distended jaws Ever anon
pale, sickly CLEANS Of lite fashe'
! across the dark leaden-colore,
clouds, givin nacher the appearance
NV labrin under a severe attack II
yaller janders. @
The. LAST NIGER wUz DEAD
Presently, the leaders 0
the Dimocrasy began to assem-
BILE. ... .t,-. ..........
Fernandyweod cum.
"Alars :" sez he, sobbin as if hi
hart would break, and kissin th
cold corpse-"Farewell, my hopes
a long and last FAREWELL! Tho
wust our corners stun; on thee W
built. Thou vast our cappitle, on
| cheefest trust. We used yoo-w
}aboozed you-and in aboozin yo'
found our profit. Yoo war ordaine'