New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-19

invinted ralerodes struck blow at the hart
" the party. Eof our pnrpdses lHe want
{ lite of the fsfy whiskey which com
produces, and Want thai little strong. But
ibis il 3 dikEession.
At this pint the enthoosiasm wuz I'm
bounded. The Democrisy wuz all alive,
but thsFg wasn't that docility ameng the
niggers that expected. These cusses. ez
soon ez they saw me. and learned my biz.
mis-, took to the woods, and we had 60 20
after them to electioneer EN-, witch the De-
mocrisy did, taking their dorgs with EN-. 1t
wuz acheerin site to see en- follering the
black eusses thro the swamps, the moosie
Nv the yelpin Nv the dorgs cheerin us on to
our work. Two or three refoozed to be
talked to, and their bodies, like John
Browns, wuz left danglin in the air, while
Their soles went marchin on. We believe
ia every man a ehoosin for hisself, and in
the creates. freedom uv speech and opin-
ion, providin alluz Their amt nothin incen-
jary 10 it, r .Ez every in that's sed agin US
we count ihceDjaryit simplies matters wen
Derby.
got one good meetin ov EN-, however,
to wich / wnz INDEBTED TO Moo York dry
goods merchant, who is here maxim siren
uous effort to re-establish his trade wick
odly and crooelly broken up by hewieked
onpleasaptness WITCH Linkiu inaugurated
by resistin the South in 1861. He is a con
servative who is after trade, and conse-
kehtly it within to do anything. He told
me Nv a nj ger funeral to take place 10 the
afternoon, and suggested that skore nv
us arm ourselves, surround EN- and keep
EN- in whether or no, ontil | had made a
speech. $50 ankshus am l, he sed to re-
taller Nv dry goods, lit wuz dry goods be
was sellin, by singular coiucidence,) "foI
the success NV correct principles, that will
guard one Nv the doors myself" And he
did it, swearin at Yankees all the time, and
pronouncin COW "caow," the while. I no
fist it, but it mattered not to me. Why
shood we be pertikler ez to the tools we
yooze? When we shake hands with sicl
can't we put on gloves?
We surrounded the church and notified
EN- that they coodnt pass till we WIZ thro,
and commenced my speech and spoke il
thro. l insisted that Their interests lay with
Their kind, good masters-that they heb bin
grevously deceived in sposin that there
wuz any antagonism between the races.
Who, | askt, gave the colOred man the
right to vote in Moo York The Dim
OObiSNs W III SuNO tlIS COiOICu mdu lLlC
rite to stay in Ohio The Dimocrisy.
What Vice President he'd mig or rather
a colored woman for wife, witch wood
hev been mistress Nv the White House he'd
the President been a Republican, and con-
sequently worth our while to assassinate
him Richard NJ. johnson, Dimocrat.
Who hey bin
AT this pint a pert mulatto remarked
that he he'd word to say, and l gave place
to him. He wuz himself conservative
niger Nv the most conservatest kind He
shood vote with his white brothers cheer
fully, but not for the reasons witch the
speaker (meanin me- he'd given. He shood
do it from higher, holier motive than any
advanced, He shood do it from motives of
consanguiniiy. He he'd alluz bin humble
niger, bleevin himself to be one Nv an in-
ferior race, but sence he had been free be
led bil searchin his pedigree. He he'd
been agreeably surprized. He found he
bed the best blood Nv Nirginny coursin
thrO his veins. The Confederit candi-
date fer Congress wuz his half broth
er, halleloogy. and he wuz closely
related to tWo-thirds Of Nv all sed candi-
dates supporters, bless de Lord, and NV
course he'd vote for him, for de man dat
woodn { take car Nv his own blood is Wuss
nor an infidel. He felt grateful to the
Conservative eandi lates family. Troo, he
wuz half-nigger, but he prided himself on
the other half. He felt all the pride nv
race Nv witch he'd heerd so much. His
ancestors ION his ladders side) he'd bin
probably the comrades NV Washington
and he woodnt degrade hisself by mixen
with men Nv no family from the NORTH. He
wuz poor, but his projenitors ION his fad
der's side wuz gentlemen, Dress de Lord,
and he stood on blood. I'D.
And the niggers, Dustin with latter at
the rage wich they saw depicted onto the
cOuntenances of their white trends, got up
to leave. We tried to stop EN-, so that /
Good speek further, but ez they he'd more
revolyers than we had, and didn't appear
to be disinclined to yoose EN-, we didn't at
tempt force. The most of these niggers
he'd been in the servis, and 700 can't make
men docile who hev borne arms. | shall
continyoo to work, however, never mindin
these temporary backsets.
PETROLEUM V. Massey, 2. NJ,
(Which is Postmaster