The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-12-30
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Mr.. Nasty Having Been Sent south 10
Report Upon the Condition Of
Things In the Fifth Department,
Does 30 Report.


l hev the honor to report that arrl'
we'd In this city safely, and am 81
comfortable ez may be. II wus a most
disagreeable task yoo imposed upon me
but | cheerfully took II. Ills u matter
Nv no small moment to one NV my
yeers, who hez bin drinkin one brand
Nv whisky for yeers, to shit sudden
and take his chances along the road
and raleroad travlln amt safe, but "a
serve yoo wat woodent undefgoe BY
the way, coodent the saIery NV my r.
o. be raised? On my way down ] saw
nothin Nv a pekoolyerly alarmin ma.
cher. l trembled for the Republic
somewat at ono pint In Tennessee,
when l saw q Niger enter the car into
wich set, and pull out noospaper
and go to reedin, but / calmed myself.
When we hev Dlmokratic President,
and Dimokratlc Congrls, u reorganiza.
shen Nv the Court kin be had, and the
laws under wich slch things Is permit.
ted kin be decided unconstito ooshnel,
aud these people be agln redoosi to
their normal speer. One Nv em, a
woman, he'd the inpudence to set In
front Nv me for ten miles.
| found Moo Orleens 10 tremer OF
Joy. The order Of the CRATE and good
Hancock he'd restored confidence In the
buzEums Of our friends, and consterna.
tion in the breasts Of our enemies. Ju.
ries, thank God, are no more polluted
with niggers onto EN-. They are now
drawd from the old citizens, many NV
which served under Boregard In the
late onpl0asantnis. Biznis, therefore,
In the Courts goes on without delay.
Ez sample Nv how much biznls is
facilitated, may Inenshun that In one
Court there wuz iorty-four cases In
wlch nlggers wuz plaintiffs, and forty.
i've in wich niggers wuz defendants.
The tryin Nv all these nlggers cases
wuz accomplished In three hours and
nineteen minits; the verdlcks In the
forty.four fust cases being invariably
for the defendants, and In the forty-five
other clses for the plaintiffs. w the
time specified, two hours and twenty
minutes wuz consumed by the niggers
In paying the costs. It's singular
thing how wrong the niggers alluz are.
In addition to this boon, the citizens
Nv Louisiana hev, am happy TO state,
got back their hGbiS corpuSSeS. Gener.
eral Hancock, with a courage which
can't III highly commend, aSnoored the
people that 80 long ez he he'd power
here they shood never be again de.
prived Nv EN-.
In Texas Affairs Is goin on eZ well ez
Good be expected. The Generals order
for hOldin the elecshen give general
satisfaction TO our trends. The elec.
shens are TO be held only at county
seets, wich owln to the size Nv the coun-
ties, will probably pervent great
many NV the niggers from atteSdln.
Then wher judge Nv elecshen can't
sit. the civil authorities appint another
IN his sted, insted Nv the Military com.
mander, wich our friends think will
Civ US u majority Nv the elecshen
boards, and finally, that wiCh partike.
lerly binds Gen. Hancock 10 us is that
part NV his order wich perhibits the
military from bein At the polls. II Is
egRstremety probable that the Ethoo.
poems Nv Amerikin descent will be very
generally persuaded not to vote at ali,
The citizens Nv Texas hev way Nv
persuadiu the niggers when they aln't
unconst0Oshnally interiered with; that
Will, think, ensh0or the triumph NV
correct prinsiples In that State. A ma.
tive Texan, q gentleman who Is now In
Moo Orleens purChRsin cartridges for
Z inch revOlvers TO be yOoZed in recon.
structin the State, gave me Sich infOr.
eZ preclooded the necessity Nv
owners NV Texas with an ardent desire
to avoid distress In the State next win.
ter, both Tor themselves and the color.
ed pOpulashen, hev wisely determined
that the niggerS shGl work whether or
no, and In sich a way eZ TO make their
work profitable. They hev desided TO
form labor leagues, the objeck NV witch
Is 10 extract from the niger the labor
that IL layin dormant Into him, at
about Sl2 per month. They hev lnutoo.
ally pledged themselves to pay no more
than Sl2 per month for able bodied mig.
gers doOrin the workin season, deduct.
In board and so forth for ther families;
and further, that no one will employ Il
Niger from another naborhood Oniess
he kin show permishen from his last
employer. They hev other roofs for
theproper regelashun Nv this perverse
people wlch is hardly worth menshun.
IN, but probably II wood be as well.
One IL, that ef the wages Is more than
eat up by the family expenses the mig.
ger shel work 1t out next season, aud
that the supplies upon wlch they live,
shel be furnished by the employer upon
slch terms eza committee Nv employ.
ees In each deestrick shel agree.
To prevent mismanAgement Nv the
soil by these undeveloped inlellecks
and to enshoor their acceptance NV
these laws, It is also part NV the
league that no land be leased or sold
to any one Nv Afrikin blood, and that
ez much Nv the wages ez the employer
considers proper, be, retained in his
hands.
They accept the sItuashen and ac.
knowledge The bindin force NV enamel.
pashen, but they must reglate labor
themselves. II In thot that by liyin
10 these regulashens cheep
cotton kin he HRin perdOost In Texas.
Ef the legislature elected IL ez we hone
1t Will be, this code will be made law,
ind thank the Lord emanci pashen
wont meRn nolhln In Texas save
change ny name.
] wood suggest that 700, tO-wunst
take the last order NV GenrIl Haneock's
and make II the subjeck NV n InessHve
to COngris. DetRle IN full the Geurli's
talk here, and ndd to II eZ only yOo kin,
Tell C0ngriS that the Genrll IL uguin
TO make the law the rule NV his Conduck
ana that he purposeses to uphold the
Gorts and civil nuthOritIes, and will only
yooso hiS military to these ends. Sling
IN here suthin TO the effect that Amer.
kin liberty (wlch, In this country Is
pekoolyer variety Nv the artEkie,) IL
still hn inheritance NV the white people,
and shel Hlluz be. Toll em that when
Sojer hez unlimited power In hIs hands
ana r"io0ses to yO0se IL Tor tho purpose
NV Rratilyin scottish Hmblshuu, he pre.
SCENTS hetly sample NV virtOo under
dihkllties. II wood be we'll, At this
pint, To compare Hancock With Wash.
lngton, maxim tho difference atween
EN- mere nominel. Say TINT there may
be HlllcVrs In the army besides Hnn.
cock who initiates Washington. INT
yOO hevnt sot eyes onto en- e2 vet, Az.
Sert TINT Hancock In the fust officer in
command, sense the close NV the late
onplensantntS, who hCZgiven uttGrance
to SIch scntImonce IN his orders, aud
demand lint CongriS shell vote him
gold medal. | seirSt thnt this bU done
tn'wnnst, for renSOns wich arc obyus,
we uesl 10 Gen. Hancock To continue In
wcll.dOtn, but eZ that weil.loIn In our
behnl mite lend 10 his nOminnsheu for
tho Presidency, II IL well 0nuiT 10 XIII
him on In Tint dircOkShen, no soon ry
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