The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-11-30

wantid his niggers. To accept pay wonld
| be to acknowledge the rite NV lllinoy gorl'
| Ter to release EN-, wich he wood never do.
| He he'd one--he saw her to-day-wich he
| wood hev back again. Her and her hus.
band, wich he'd bin married scnce they wuz
torn from him, he'd purchst ten akers NV
| ground mp towards Garrettstown, and wuz a
| Twin unto it. Wv course. ez the emancipa.
| .hen WIZ illegal, the rroduX of their labor
sence that time wuz hiz1en, Just the same e2
| though they remained in their normal con,
dishen. The ten akers woudent make him
good, but they he'd two children born to en-
sence, wich ef niggers brot any price, wood
do suthin toards it.
Bascom preferred to hev Government pay
their valyoo, and let EN- stay free. He he'd
arrived at this conclusion after gvin the sub
ieck matoor consideraShen. They all he'd
some property now--leastways, they Good
all do wat they pleased with their money
| rroo, the heft Nv the proceeds ny their la
Dor went to Pollock for dry goods and groce.
ries and sich but he bleeved that they wnz
a initiative race. Ef 50, and they followed
the eggsample sot en- by their white SCOPE
riors, they wood in time leave the heli of ii
| at his bar. He he'd few nv EN- under
| trainn now, and he notist that they WIZ
better customers than the whites, ez they
| didn't swaler their rashcns, and tell him to
| '.jist chalk it down.
A sense NV the meetin WIZ then taken, and
| a majority voted to fust try too redooce them
| to their normal condishen, and eff that wuz
| decided to be impraclicable, then we Good,
with still better grace, demand Their valyoo
NV the Government.
eyes" exclaimed Kernel McPelter, "and
for this great work there is no better time
than now. The 1oonyun ez it wuZ !! Fol
Ter me!
And forthwith the entire congregashnn
piled out, rushin toward the niger settle.
ment, on the Galrettstown road.
Arriyin at the settlement, a cOnSultaShen
wuz held. 1t wuz decided that shood ad
vance to the doors NV the houses and de-
mand surrender, but declined. Kernel
McPclter volunteered, and we all awaited
the result. He knocked at the door nv the
first house.
"Wha' dye WANT" exclaimed a voice.
81 want you. sed the Kernel,
eva foah?'
"My trend," sed the Kernel imprcssvely.
''ef | recognize your dulcat tone yoor my
nig.cr -Four years ago 700 wuz set free,
700 sposcd, by l.inkin, but we We done away
with that. Come forth and give Yourself up:
700 shell, CT 700 80 pcaceahly, hey yoor old
quarters agin and be treated cz nv old
go way, white man, aud stop yoor tooIin.
Dis nigga in bed
Break down the doors!' yelled the
Dcckin, land hey done with it, and II rush
wuz made.
The doors WIZ broke down, and in mint
the niger and his wife, and two children,
wuz out in the street, bound and the Kernel
he'd the iuruitoor pact, ready to take TO bis
own house. In the meantime, assaults he'd
bin made on two other houses, with ruthcv
I, Tod
on the house OF u former slave NV hizhcn,
and was disabled Ivy charge of shot i'll his
leg, and the inioora,ed Niger threw open
the windcr aud sworc that he d empty Lothc,
barrel into the head NV the first man who
came within range. The whole settlement
wuz by this time alarmed, and lites sprang
up, aud we Good hear the click NV cocks nv
muskets, and the piIcn up NV iurnitoor aIorr
the doors. 1t wuz dcsidcd that the attempt
to re- cnsave EN- be given over for that mite
and carryin the Dcckin, who wuh weak from
loss NV blood, We made our way to'the Cor
uers aglp.
The result demonstrated to me the impos
sibility Nv the two races living tGaethcr III
harmony. There is Il natral anagoniem be-
tween en- wich must result inevitably in
war NV races, onless the status Nv the two
races is fixed by oialterable law. 1t can
be denied that, so long ez they are among
us, SO long shell we be tempted to suDuuu
EN-, and DO long will SIGH sole. borrowing
scenes ez that NV last night result. Ez
heer the groans Nv that Frustrated saint
Deekin Pogram, Uhis is written at his bed
side in the intervals, NV feedin him likkel
with spoou.) feel ez though must vindi
cate my birth by going out and KILN a mig
ger. Nothing but the uncertainty ez to who
would be killed restraints me. Thank heav.
en-, next yeer, when Seymour or Pendleton
is President, and the unconsttooshnel acts
NV Bump Congress is done away with, all
this will be iixt. 1t is this that soothes the
Deekin and enables him to endoor his SUI:
FERNS.
PETROLEUM V. Nasty, =. NJ,
(Which is Postmaster.)