The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-04-12
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VIZ. Nasty takes u E:ctrOspcc-
tive Nicw--Aae Considers the
Situation, aud il NOl Satisfied
with Ii.

Posr OFFIs, CoSrEDRIr Y RoAps.)
! (wich is in the Stait Nv Kentucky. y
March 25th, 1867.
Backered, turn backered, oh tim,
in yoor tlite,' is the tust line NV 9
song wich | heerd not long since. -
Wood that time Good perform tha,
back aclishen feat, and get us all back
wher we wuz six years ago. But
Time can't. Time is aperpetual no
shen. which must go on, and on, aud
which cant never retracc her steps.
The situashen amt pertickelerly
a9rceabuc just now. II hczn't joo
cy look, nor does it promise an i'm
provement in the future. The cont.
dence NV the Dimocracy NV Ken.
tucky is shaken to the extent that iis
lost is equilibrium and totters to its
center. When it falls, | sbel be
found under the ruins. The passage
NV Military Law may be sed to be the
last feather wich reely ought to break
the Kentucky camcrs back. 1t the
| deepest and finishiuest stab at con-
eZmuch cz II not only blasts forever
the hopes NV rc.establishin slavery,
but gives the nigger all the rites and
privileges enjoyed by white men -
We, who are chiefly interested, are
not to be consulted in the matter.
Fedral hlrelins, whose very presence
is pi2cn to the people NV these States,
are to be quartered onto us TO see
that 'justis, wat holier mockry!-
is done to em--the governments es.
tablished by Androo johnson is over
turned eff they don't play ID fiddle TO
the satraps and accept the Consti
tushnel Amendment, wich perhibits
them who wuz our champions in the
late effort to destroy government
wich we ha i'll, from taliin hold Nv it
agin and ruunln it. Wuz ther ever
sich u miXLcr nv irjustis and per-
scripshcn? Wuz ther ever sich Sc
verify? Wuz thcr ever sich lack
Nv magnanimityp Aud all this time
where is johnson? lie vetoed these
bills, but wherefore He knowed
that the Rump Congress he'd una.
jority NV two thirds, and Good pass
EN- over his veto; why then, when
they set his authority at defiance,
didn't he rise in his might and dis.
perse EN- Where too, wuz the
Dimocrisy NV the North? Where
are they IN this crisis when our dear
est rites--their greatest care-is bein
ship wrecked on the iron bound rocks
NV despotism : Where are they !
say 4? Why don't they rally as they
threatened and demand that Johnson
shell hurl them Jewelers. from their
usurped seats and restore peece, on
sich terms ez we shel consider ekita
BILE, to this wunst happy but now dis.
tractid country. Alas they hewitt
time. ! see them who breathed 81
much yengence and slawtrins aiore
johnson he'd offices TO dispose NV, a
neelectin US and n runnm about git
tin signatoors to applicashen for n
Postotiis, and hollerin TO us cz they
ketch their breath, "Accept the con.
dishens--git back into the. 1oonion
that VIC may elect the President in
1865 who'll give MS all the patron
age )" their noosepapers all shreek,
"Accept and get back into the foon-
ion that we may elect the next Pres
ident who'll give us the patronage,
and tha. amt the worst uvit. Them
wich we bought up with appointments
diskivered on o sudden that a Aboli.
ton SENT he'd to confirm en-, and tc
sekoor that they hev gone back onto
us. Custer is shinin example
Wilcox is another, and mite men
shun hundreds NV others who he'
slid back ih the same manner.
Troy wuz taken 10y the strategy Il,
the Greeks, who exposed a wooder
horse, in the bowels Nv which wuS
conceded armed men. which the YER
} dant Troys pulled inside their gates
Androo johnson wuz the wooder
; horse wich wuz sent into our camI
by the Ablishnists, and the Offices
wuz the armed men in his bogels. -
They hev bin our room So long e.
they wuz in the dim distance, thu
, Dimocrasy wuz hungry and teroshui
} and capable NV almost anythin--s'
soon ez they got em they becom'
quiet ez lambs. The Postmaster VIII,
holds a commishun sez TO hisseli
wherefore shell I bust the Govern
ment under which l hev place
2 Kin Git another under the new ope?'
and be yells to us, "Accept th'