The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-05-10

III tnls no cause NV complaint. 1Dey
are recognized They are given the
precedence. They stand first in the
matter and foremost. Wat more kin
they askp
Bascom he'd series NV resoloosh.
uns wich he desired to present. He
sed IL mite be looked upon ez strange
that he shood favor the concentra
shun NV free niggers at the Corners,
but he he'd good aud suflishent rea
sons. First he he'd faith that con.
slant contact with the Board wood
bring EN- to the pint of patronizin his
bar, but If il didn't he knowd per
fectly well that the Board and Fakul
ty wood manage to git all they he'd,
Tor board and tooitiOn, wich he wuz
perfectly certin he'd git in the end
Wat he wanted wuz people hereto
yoose illustration borrered from his
biznis, the ofiishels NV this Institoot
wuz the funnel through wich the
wealth NV all NV en- wood be con
Quoted to his Golfers. | fell onto his
neck in rapcher and then vowd that
| wuz wilin to die for his good-that
l cared not how much NV other peo-
pies money run through me to him,
ef 'twuz thus dilooted The res
oinshens presented read ez follows:
Resolved, That the name NV the
Southern Military and Classilile In.
stitoot be changed TO "The Ham and
Japheth Free Academy, for the de
velopment NV the intellek NV all
races, irrespective Nv color"
Resolved, That in maxim this
change, we, the Board and Directors,
do so, assertin
l. That in this emergency we are
justified in doubtin whether Noer got
tite at all, the statement in the Skrip.
ters to that effect bein undoubtedly
all error NV the translators.
. That eff lie did git tite, lie didu't
cuss Ham at all.
3. That ef lie did cuss Ham, the
cnss wuzn't intended to extend be
yond Canaan at the furthest, and
hence his descendants go scot free.
4. That ef the curse wuz really and
trooly intended to attach to all NV
Hams desendents, irrespective NV
color, TO the end Nv time, it haint NV
no etfeck in Kentucky, ez that state
hez aIluz run irrespective nv any
code 'ceptin sich ez hez bin adopted
by her Legislacher.
3. That the theory that the nigger,
irrespective NV color, is beast, is a
deloosion, snare, wich we hev aliuz |
practically held, no matter what we
may, for effect, hev sed; ez the num- |
Der NV mulattoes, to cay nothin NV
them still farther bleached in Ken.
u. uaL LTv DeuIvpIan, uIcHpeEtNo
NV color, is trooly a man and al
brother, and the female Ethiopian,
also irrespective NV color, trooly al
woman and a sister.
Resolved, That this instoot, whose
name is now so happily changed,
shell be conducted upon the princi
pies NV strict ekallty, irrespective NV
color.
Resolved, That when we rehec;
that the bloated aristccracy NV Eng
land interdoost, and the early settlers
NV Massachusetts sankshuned, sla-
very on this continent, forcin it,
onto us, we bile with indignashun
towards EN- and kin hardly restrane
ourselves.
Resolved, That at the tables, in
the choice NV rooms, and in all mat
ters where there is choice, the AT
rican nan and brother, irrespective
NV color, shel hev the precedence.
Resolved, That Oberlin College by
not giving the sons Nv Ham, irrespec-
tive NV color, the precedence, shows
clearly that it is actooated by narrer'
minded prejudice wich deserves the
reprobashen Nv every lover Nv his
kind.
Resolved, That the Ethiopian, ir
respective Nv color, kin change his
skin and that his oder, ef he hez any,
is rather pleasant than otherwise.
Resolved, That we look with loath.
IN upon the States north, wich, alluz
profcssin friendship tor the noble
/, black man NV the Cotton fields, re
iooze to take him to their buzzums
r irrespective NV color.
, Resolved, That eff Massachoosit;
| and Vermont, and Northern Illinois
and the Western Reserve, Ia Ohio
q are honest in their professions Nv
love tor the negro, they will come
Z down with donashuns to assist in th'
I completion Nv the Academy.
Q Deekin Pogram didn't know abou
all this. lie he'd bin edikatid in Han
= and Hager, and wuz a blcever II
n Onesimus. He doubted. Sposel
r after all this concession the nigge
!. shood play oif onto us 7 Sposen h
i shoodent vote with US after all, bu
y cling to his Northern friends2 q
q spose he shood vote with us and w
Il should thro his vote git control, wa
then? How Good we redoose EN- l.
Il ther normal condition agin after al
i, this palavrin,
a Bascom replied that he wuz SUI
= priscd at the Deekin's obtoosnis, =
N First eff they did vote with the AL
~ lishonists we wuz no worse of, c
9 that wuz what they proposed to d
" any how. Ef, on the other ban,
e, they didn't, what then Tae trout
le with EN- now is, they know too mucl
,d 'Let en-" sed Bascom, warmin al
m 'let em associate with us u year, Il
lie EN- vote with us, ct settry, and
in twelve months they're precisely httt
he agin TO be servance unto ther bret
he rin.n c.Look," sed he, sat u
eaI Northern Dimocrasy and see to VIII
we may hope to bring these men
"a, time" ,l..
But little more bizness wuz tran
acted. Beverley Nash, ofSouth Ca
Ia oliny. was unanimously called to