The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1867-12-03
written for the Toledo Blade.]
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The November ElectIon---How the Re-
suit Affected the Faithful IN Ken

The November ElectIOn--.HoW the Re-
suit Affected the Faithful IN Ken
lucky.
pos,r OxFts, CoNFEDERIT X ROADS,
(wich is in the Staff OF Kentucky
Nov. 10, 1867.
TV,e Gamers was Frustrated with Joy last
,;+a ot the rcceet Nv news NV the November
niecshnns Their wuz nuthiug demonstra-
five about our iov ez there he'd bin on occa-
sions nv less interest. No. the result wuz
too GREAT. too overwhelmingly great Our
nachers wuz filled with joy and 1t DuoDled
IN to the ewes, and slopt over IN 1iooos OF
trars-Deckin Programs dawter Mlrandy
horrored 4 tamhorine, witch wood answer for
. timbrel and attempted to dance down the
street after the fashion NV Miriam. singln,
Shout the glad tidens," ct settry, nut we
Yebookt her. Sich exultashen seemed TO us
inadekate. The Deekin met me and tailin
onto my neck, wept Proloosely cow niy
hack. which I stood ez long eZ Good bear
the moister Gently disengaging him, led
him to Bascoms, fearin that so great waite
NV floods wood cut short the old saints lie,
unless that waste Good be repaired. we
supplied the deficiency to-wunts. Never
saw I SIGH picter The blessed old man
sittin on to a bench, a glass NV hot whisky
in his hand; his white hair a tallln scantliy
about his temples, and tears runnln In IA
hid succession down his trost-bltten nose,
and. gltterin a moment on the tip droppn
like strings NV pearls into the space below
1t was techln
The citizens met that evenin, not to re-
ioise, but to adopt SIGH measures fur turnln
the victory to account ez the occasion seem
ed to demand The Deekin wuz there, and
believe every white male citizen nv the
Corners wuz in his sect afore the glad peals
NV the bell he'd ceased peelln. | assoomed
the chair and in few judicious remarks
stated that the object Nv the meetln. Moo
York, remarkt, he'd spoken, and Moo Ger
sew, the blessed State Nv which L he'd the
honor to he native, he'd returned to her hrst
love. Iwuz not now ashamed to own that
was Il native uu Moo Gersey. am proud NV
it. and were it uot for the fact that owe
half of her citizens, in sums ranging from
half Il dollar up to eighteen. wood return
there to wunst. But I won't. 1t would
awaken expectations in their buzzums wich
would never be fulfilled, and I'm too terder-
hearted too considrit uu the feeling Nv 9th
ers to lasserate their feelins. l can't proper
Nv express my emosluns. Thank Heaven,
the nigga is ourn. The Northern States hev
spoken and in thunder tones. The Ethlo-
plan wunst wuz on the top wave, but wher
is he nows Two years ago he wuz needed
but now where is he:? The Ablishnists
don't need him no more to fill up their quo
tas: they don't need him no more to take
their places in the next draft, and thank the
Lord he's the same d-n nigga he aluz wuz.
The stink Nv the nigga hez overcume their
gratitood to him-their good teelin hez ben
swamped by Their preioodis. The Dimocra-
sy Nv the two sections NV the 1nonion hez
rusht into each others arms, the nigga WIZ
between en-, and consistently is under our
feet. What happiness for Kentucky! The
niger can't go North with the elecshen re-
turns starin him in the lace, and eff he stays
here he must stay on our terms. Thank the
Lord.
Deekin Program sed that he hedn't felt so
good since his first wife died. He felt too
good to speak. and the brotherin would ex-
cuse him eff his remarks should be breef.-
1--WE will, we will . with great yoonanimity.l
-Four weeks ago, when heerd from Ohio
and Pennsylvany he he'd to wunst drawn up
"a skedule Nv the loss that he'd bin inflicted
onto him by the tyrannical edict Nv the
Illinois gorriller, a copy Nv which he would
read:
YooN1TED STETAEs OF AMERIKY.
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