The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-10-03
Posr OFFIs, CoNFEDR1r x RoAps,

Posi- OFFS, CoNFEDRIr X ROADS,
Wicu is in the State OF KY, sept. 1, 1851
Yesterd ~ afternoon, at precisely 8 !. NJ;
stranger OF prepossessin appearance nov no .nre-
site OF the Post Otis Wat mean py pr
possn appearance" is, he he'd on paper oo'-
lar witch ned onl, bsen tuEIed wunst.
"Is Mr. Nasty in y sed be- but WY uo
ask 80 stoopld question? Haveu sum
Gent knowledge OF huinan nacher w Ie@u NJ
m,ntf az it's SET forth in the human ce Ill
10 anJ DOM know thar there amt but
one Mach, ? KIN mistake IL? Doth any
other man carry thai Websterlan front? Hath
An. otuer man tat eagle nose? That eagle
hps2 hath A-
"That do" remsIk't l, in alarm, for he
was persimmum above me. Draw it mild
my gushing Trend, Tor can't lend , GU a doi-
lar il it wus to save ou.'
"ioor mlstaken," he did reply; Il don't
want to borrer. an on that lay at present |
want n.ormaSnun. come 70 700, sir as |
tue Professor OF Bib Ike Lite aloLr in the |
SouLnern MiItary and y asslkie Estito t-eZ |
one Who seeks IN classic groves IL at peace not |
be leund III lie bdssiin - ord outside-ill- |
formaslun as 10 tie condishen OF tue south |
her wants aud expect tshens which perpose |
to spread before ny fe Ter citizens of inieany |
/ come. sir, OF N, own accord. My mishen is |
private one, and undertaken SoIey Tor the
puUic good. L wuz a Commissary in the
Federal servis, and hev bother who wuz
not altogether unconnected with the suterin
department. that brother is running for
Sue lii on the Democratic ticket; the ADiishn |
Candidate ior the SANE oils BEN tue hernei |
OF his re- iment, VINO prokoored our dismissal |
tor trim ns rre. ularles in accounts, and also |
fur what he wuZ pleased to term swindiin the
soers. Wat want is SIGH statement OF
the feelings OF the people oil the South ez will
SET at rest the sianuers the AbisilnistS is cir
cu,atin re9arln 700, witch l will publish on
my return. SpeeA." 4 et e>sR.,t
'My ueer SID, returned Lei approve NV
your niisnen. aud permit me TO say, 700 hev
come to the lille shop. But 4 win put my
anser in ritin, hev it 81 ned by the leedn
c liens here, tha- its authenticity may not be
doubted" sal -| y -.- 4
therefore sot down and wrote, and when
/ he'd nuished, | sent out and got signatoors
to The toLerin documen
APrIN-We p rpose Ill this to give GU a
candid statement OF wat we believe to be the
pe.Valiln sediments OF the Southern people
on various 1lx. Wat ever opinions may
hev prevailed in the past on the matter o.
A rkm slavery or the rite Of State to S cede
from the Y onion, lese we express the
judgment o. Tie corners when We declare
tuaL We count them settled by the war; and
We intend LII ABIDE by that decision. When
we bad been licked out Ol our boots and our
arms WIZ twisted out OF our hands. and when
700 laid ~ down we cheer July give over our
effo to at secession to resume our posishen in
the q vernment In tie spirit OF mannan-
unity we permitted the abolition of SLAYER,
Leglslacne S in the eleckshen OF which we
mad no p ri, ez Well ez several other games OF
tina. SOFT, not woi tn VIII le to enom crate He'd
Our arhs zen bln met in a irt 0. CO. dIajit
all wou d hev BIN lovely. The people OF the
So"n entertain no teelns OF hostility toward
the Government. but they complain That their
rites under the Const GOSHEN, which the. aluz
loved eyceptn doorin the time they wuz try
ing TO Dust il have bin withheld from EN-
The Idea that the Southern people ale hos
tile TO The Niger and wood Cypress EN- Ell
they ned the power is absurd. They bey
groWed up III orr mi6st, and We hev BIN ac-
customed hom our childhood to look upon
EN- with kindness. lroo we imported cat o.
nine tales and he'd stocks and Niger doros |
which made 1T lively for EN- but these were |
incidental to patriaIke s,s stem. They were
blood OF our blood, and flesh OF our fe h. |
NO Southerner ever so d his own muiatto |
Children ceptin when he was short of means |
or bed more ni2Sers tnan he wanted. We |
Still ieel the Same toward Them. no tro0
Southern gentleman Will ever work with his
own hands, without their labor the lands of
the South wouldn't perdoose to any aiarmin
ex eDt. The races are highly necessary to
eacn other, pertikeleriy to us. There must /
DE sWeatin ez WE'LL ez eaLin in this world.
ana s. long ez we do re eatin we are willing
they she'll do the swealm
In this way we kin a. ust the relaShuns of |
the tn races Oh basis OF mutual ADVANTAGE
Ii given what we had before sooprene con-
troi a'4o aScendenca, we shei treet the nIggers !
with Kindness. iorDearants and jusiis. Hear
III kentucky we hey never bin diSlranchZed |
and the igger hez knever he'd a vote. and
mere the nig9er hez that degree OF kindness
wlch-"
At this pint of readin the docerment. an in
terrupshen okkurd. Their waz veil on the
streat, and we all rusht to the door to see wat
II waz ABOUT. 1t was mere nothin-sSet
down., sed l, 'its nothin. A njsoer and a
load OF waternelons. He probabl, refused to
give credit tor his melons, and-thlnder-
he down. and The indignant populis is goin |
for HIN. Bere GUMS his wife with hart tna |
Corners after her! Down she gues-that stnn
Was throwd! Ha! the niger Strikes the man
wat throwd the rock w.ch knocked his vile
down. That sees his fate tIood bye niger
See no = senteey they rig The rope and how
elegantly re swings. His body'll lie all moidy
IN tue ground, but his sole ia the progna-
thouse races hev soles) will go marchn on.
But, asked the inJianian, nov that the
mother BRAINS is knockt out, and the fathers
hung, what,h the children do WITCH | see a
cryln over the corp e?'
TnatS noIuiu W us They are in an all
norma coldIshun and the, must st.ff.r for
the sins OF tnere iatDer Ham Wich looked AT
knoer when ht was drunk He'd that Niger
been content TO have lived, all wood hey bin
We'll But he must be free, torsooth, aud this
Is the result. he must thy to control his own
acksh'ins for5etn that here is a natural an
taSonlsm atween the Corcashau and Airlkin
races, wlch kin only result IN such conpblcks |
ez you nave WltnlSt. You have seen a speci |
men OF the ieelIn that pervalS where the uip |
ger 10 ilee-wat must il be fuIt er South
where the back cuSses vote? But to re-
soom:'- .srn
hha flar, 4
gafd tue questions OF Slal cry and secesbun as |
settled by the war, and they have no inclina-
ton TO try ever again. Slavery is dead as
200 Gus Selzer-the nlgger is a Iree man and
he II be so forever
All the whites ask is that they shall control
EN-. Ihey insist. and justly SO, that the,
shel hev the right to manage the inferior
race. They wan and will hey the rirht 10
nix tier wages, er hours Nv labor, their oul-
gol and-lncomins. Nv course the Southern
Idea III tst De carried out. There must be 10
slcb nonsense ez skools among en- for wat
duz laborer want Nv that iearnin wiz h hart
oil us, bis sooperiols haven't got? Neelhur
muSt tna own iand, for that wood OMIT EN-
HoA dlschargin Their material servis. The
power must be in .,ur hands. But the SouIh
urnistl. desire pease, but her people fee that
ina can prosper so long as coDtroe is i'm the
nanas OF tue hlgSerS and the few karpit bao-
gers wh'ca hev invaded US. The South viii
never De prosperous so long ez the marse of
tne men representa- FER intelligence are dis
ranchised; so long ez-"
Here was anuthel interupshun. "PIeasa
fAfeon, sang out Issaker Gayitt.s little
Drutner' sWete lad oi 8, sp tin out his fer
Dat ker so as = permit him sneak distipctIu
Kiss. ker wants 700 2 cum over &, reed ~
him letter witch hez Just got"
Tell lsSaker, sonny, that hewitt time ;oet
now. Run up toward the Abllshen misbun
skool and get any niger girl WITCH NAV he
standing thare d she will reed it yern ?
reSoom; Understand! We don't want ,
DEPRIVE the Niger NV the ballot becoz wo
nate him, but soiely becoz we no not holaaS
ne hez the Intelligence make him a saIa do
posliory OF politlkle power. He wood inagS
taD'y Decom the victim OF demacooues tha
very thot OF wich makes one sblul1er WonJ
oonn Morrlssey or Fernando Wood accent .
seat IN Nonsriss OF such konstitueDc, ? Go
ASK thelr int li5ent supporters wat tha tbi,'i1
aoout IT! 1t is for them we plead. The .,a.
ldea OF bringing them to the level of ~. .ei!
ger Is abhoreut. the h'S-
wv ~ or .eceSslon. we hev giren that mn o,so
we can't be expected ~ ~ ,,is G'''U up also'
principle OF State rites non 80, gu oGl slate
the rite OF withdr, nor KID we Civ over
which uon't soe awel from government
attempt W. Ut us. Wv course we shell not {
controi = ithdrawe ez long ez Ablishnists
Bpt the Daynits, Tor we amt strong enuff.
- snood we decide withdraw. and coer
shun be attempted, we shel of coarse resist
But we won't do it-probably. lie or@sni
cations in the south. WITCH 10 ,,.o o""i |