The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-02-21
CHAPTER ~.


ished Booth in the neck, and he de-
parted for warmer country to pre-
pare another place for the mighty tai
lor.
3. Now, when the wise men of the
East heard what was done, they came
to see the child that was born by a
dagger, and they fell down and wor
shipped him.
4 And he said unto himself I am no
longer tailor, but am some ''pump
lins"
5. And, seeing the great multitude,
his little soul was troubled, and got up
at night and went UP into the great
White House and opened his mouth,
saying:
8. Blessed is the tailor, for he was
once horse III g city, and now he Is
PRESIDENT,
oh a. rsoa y, - - r.. 80 ~ +a;Ior ;l,, "
~ 'i P,ansaI n, aro no al +hoso ~ g % ".ha s,,ou
,,orr,, ~ for tho noor 't.i1 +ailo. fnr % +Ior
oboIl Ia nomfor+pd
a p1ossod ;s o1orr ION +bo+ 1-;lIo6
. ,,;,.aar o.. bo ;e ,,ooaon,ol-or ond .
cbild l5i of Tho m ,niobtT m fa;lor % '~ .
10 10 plossoJ oro +bosa who do hmm
oor and ~ thirst @ oftor NJ NJ Polioy, for
-, abon Ia ell
- 1l' ~ al u h a1,a11
ho1 ,u3oro - - I.a 81 ,o e ,U tho , shaIl
ha m n,odo ,,,,, HIoTors -, Of Cft;os and md Gov
ernors Of States
- p1ossal ora +bo C+o+oe +,o+ 70
bo1lod for ~, o,- sbau 10 o1.o1+od
"a Cnrsed is aTarv man that curs
eth NOT tho niroer for he shall have
no civil ,iobts noitbor sbal no hove .
brroo1,
IL c,rsod ;s ororr MON +bot fono.bt :
70 sn.ta;n tho Tn;on fo,. fbor sbaIl he
tnrna1 ont of of44co-ood bic nloco f;1,ad
,,.;+l al,;1lno,, 49,, 4,;l,o, of Iot4;o,
* C,,raod ;s ',,o ot~or,I wv nan tl,a+ wor
Cu,,e,,1,I, -4T
iAA 1 ih l.
|. Now, the people made a bureau,
that those who were loyal should not
oe prosecuted by traitors, but those
who had purchased their freedom with
their own blood should enjoy it.
:. But Moses said unto them, We
are gong BACK INTO Egypt, ana we can
cary n2lthtr Cupboard nor Bureau,
nothing but Ny Policy.
3. But the people said unto him, Mo
ses, thou art dead duck, we received
this Bureau from our father Abraham,
and they placed it beside the Taberna-
Gle OF the Covenant, and Moses wept.
4. Now there were certain men call
ed Republicans in the land and they
invented bill of Civil Rights which
said loyal man had just as good a
q right to swear to the truth as, per
jured traitor.
5. But Moses lifted up his voice and
said, This cannot be done, it is Ny Pol
icy. The nigger is an inferior being,
and | was a tailor.
6. But twO-thirds of the people said
unto Moses, Abraham wrote in the big
parchment, that slavery should be no
more, and you are g dead duck
z. Moses became very wroth and
opened his big month again, saying
s. Men and brethren we are going
back into Egypt, We are no more men
at all if we suffer such oppression; My
Policy must prevail, ~
g. l will be your Moses We will
pass the Red Sea and occupy that fair
land which the drafted men have taken,
called Can I die (Canada)
10. Therefore, you will gather to-
gether your tabernacles,your slave pens
your auction blocks, your chains, your
manacles, and your human chattles,
and we will take our old Statutes, our
old Constitution and My Policy with
us, and will go where the Democracy
went during the war, even unto Can't
die.
IL; NOW pfe0ilfeh' pe Oi goou ehCef'
son are there. Iavis shall 90 with us.
Vallandioham shall 60 before for he
knows the road; we will take the bones
Of Booth with us and Clvmer shall 90
with Moses, and learn the tailor busi
ness.
-. And when we shall lave pos
session ofthe Territories of the New
Disnensation will divide the sounfrv