The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1868-11-20
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Wat Nv the niggers Was Nv us 7
We shel hev niggers votin at the
Corners We shel hev, st our poles,
all NV the black cusses who live be-
tween here and Garrettstown, a votin
ezregler ez! thoug they wuz white
men. We shell hev EN- defilin the
sakred ballotbox ez tho they wuz not
NV a cussid race. | see dark lines
afore our poor State. They win
hereafter hold the land Nioh they
hev bought, and witch they five on, by
q shure tenure, and they will increase
and multiply. Pollock will buy thet
prodoose and they viii work and gel
money. This money they will lend
| to us-for we must hey it TO sustain
Ilife-and they, will take mortgages
onto our. land .(When /, say oar,
mean Deekin Pogram and sich.) Ez
we never work ourselves, and will
not hes, under the present arrange
ment, the means av compeilin the
labor necessary to our support, We
kin never pay and the result will be,
this beaatifal land nv ourn -wich we
SO deerly love, will pass out Nv the
hands NV the stronger and better race
into the control Nv weaker and less
powerful people.
The Deekin was remarkin suthin
to this effect, when Joe Bigler re
markt in reply, that the Deekin he'd
better throw himself onto the SYM
pathy Nv his sons.
"Why, they can't work any more
than I kin, ,, sed the Deekin.J III
"I don't mean yoor white sons y
sed this terrible Bigler "7Aey amt
NV no akkount. But in the niger
settlement at Garre.tstown yoo hev
more than twenty who wood"
The poor Deekin rushed out NV
the room, while Bigler laft his most
Ifeendish lsff, -lDv,,
The people. will be deprived NV
Their innocent amoesements.' This
Grant will send on armed hirelins,
clothed in ojus bloc, with muskets
and sich, whow prevent our shoot
in niggers, and who will perfect on
ther 4 farms and in ther shops the
oius Northerners who hev settled in
our midst. We shel see the gellor-
ious Southern system decline stidily
and shoorly. The whippin posts will
rot and the stox will decay-the yelp
NV dorgs will no more be heerd, and
the cheerful crack Nv the pistol and
the shreek Nv the man wat has got
his Cruel will no more be heerd in all
the land. Bascom, after he hez the
few farms still unmortgsged in the
visinity, will close, and go to Loois-
vile and embark into a wholesale
grosery trade and jine the church,
and give librally to Sundy skeols !;
his grosery will fall into dekay and
the sine will hang by one hinge. We
shell see churches and skool houses,
factorys and villages everywhere
The Pogram place Nv 1900 akers
will be divided up into twenty farms,
and onto them farms will be the
bustlin Moo Yorker, the cool, calulatin
Yankee, the stiddy. hard-workin Ger
man--who will display his grovelin
nacher by workin himself instid NV
forcin niggers to do it for him. We
shell be run over with skool- -marms,
deluged with academies, plastered
over with nOosepapers. stunned with
machinery, drove crazy by the whirr,
crash and clash NV mowin machines
and reapers. And ther will be cheese
made at the Corners. Pennibacker's
distiIlery will be turned into a
cheese-factory, and weak whey will
run wher now the genrOus high-wines
flash along the troughs. Ther will
be no rectifyin at the Corners-the
hog pens will be abolished and in
ther sted will be skool-houses. And
methinks i see in my minds'-eye,
Horasho, the sperit, the ghost Nv the
departed Pogram, flor he won't sur
vive it long,) a hOverin over the
scene, ez Hamlick's father did. The
blessed shade will look in vain for
his house-on the spot will be an
academy. He will turn to Bascom's,
but there he will find deestrict
skule. "To Pennibackers's! :" he will
gasp in a sperrit whisper, and with
3 speritool smack NV his speritool
lips he will hover over it, but the
smell NV cheese in the place Nv the
in wich be delites,
will send a spiritool shudder thro
him. A COST Nv tear will run down
his speritool nose, linger for min
nit at the tip like a dew drop on the
rose, and fall! Then will the dis
COST demand to be taken
back to purgatory, a place less tryin
10 his nerves.
Deekin Pogram hez only britened
up wunst. A thot dashed over his
mind wich gave him comfort for a
ninnit. "Is'nt ther a Booth for
Grant ez ther wuz for Linkin p askt
ne.
"Ah'' sed I, in alarm, ewood you
Kill Grant to hev Colfax in his place?
We mite kill Colfsx, say you. Alars.
,posn they'd elect Sumner as Presi.
dent Nv the SENT Kill Sumner ?
Good Lord, no! They'd then elect
Butler Speaker NV the House, and
ne can't be killed. No! No! We
ned better bear the ills we hev than
1y to them we know not NV. It's
zone. All is up with me and US. /
'hel stay in kentucky for the pres
mt, the wat may become Nv me the
Lord only knows. .s
PETROLEUM v. Massey, P. al.
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