The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-02-27

81 expression nv sympathy with EN-,
ez those most certainly entitled to it.
/ WIZ applauded to the exc, and
Bascom riz. He he'd a series NV
rcsoldshens, wich he begged to sub.
, nit, cz follows :s-,e. se-
WAREAs, we hev red in the moose
papers or hev he'd red to us, wich is
the same thing, sole -meyin accounts
/ no the horrors now afiiictin Ireland
on account NV the oppreshun and
tyranny practiced upon EN- by the
hloated aristocrats and pampered
sons NV luxury nv England, and
WAREAs, The Corners feels for
the victims NV oppreshun, and
weeps at their woes, therefore be it
Resolred, That the holdin NV the
Irish in bondage in Ireland by the
English, is q reproach on the civil
zashen Nv the 18th century. l
ResoJred, That the taxin NV the
Irish without givin EN- voice in
the government, the forcin ur EN- to
support government in the runnin
Nv wich they hev no voice, and the
other outrages too teius to men
shun. wich is being continooally in
dicted onto EN-. stirs our blood with
indignashen, and we hereby extend
our sympathy to EN-. .e.5 s7s e.-.:
Resozeed, That we demand Nv the
government NV the Yoonited States
that steps be immejitly taken to re-
lease the Ameriken sitizens NV Irish
descent, now languishen in English
prizens, and that, if needs be, to as
sert the dignity Nv the Republic, we
90 to war III this coz
The rcsolushens wuz about bein
yoonanimously adopted when that
miserable cuss, Joel Bigler, viz, He
sed he he'd a remark to make. He
approved NV them resoIushens He
believed in en- Taxashun without
representation was ojus-it was ty-
ranny-it Good never be endoored
and he cared not where it WIZ prac
tist, it waz abhorrentt to every lover
NV liberty. He shood cheerfulIy
vote for them resolushens, but be
desired to make little addishen to
EN-. s- to .-F- . @ :-9l .r7f
[ remarkt that amendments wuz
in order 5as =i.i.L7 2 &C.. ...-e5L -.sf
1"Nery good" sed Josef, Il move
to add these - r 5G9E. fszg ...st
"Resozved, Also, that ez taxasher
without representashen is unjust ii
Ireland, it is in Kentucky, and thai
while this Conyenshun haz hel
pockit hankercherfouta a weepin over
the woes Nv the Irish, itslings a teel
or two over the unfortnit black siti-
zens of this State, who are being
taxed like thunder, but who aint per,
mitted to vote at all. 7l.g s-s
"Reso7vcd, likewise, that while
moistenin up over the Amerikin sit
liens NV Irish descent now in prizen
in England, we we Civ down a trifie
over the four Amerikin sitizens Nv
AfrilSin descent now in Jail in this
county, who wuz imprizened for nc
coz watever, ceptin knockin down
impudent white men who aboozed
their wives. ea9 Gf-f-r.3 rf
"Resozeed, moreover, that while
we condemn England for imprizenin
Amerikin sitizens Nv Irish descent
without coz, and for tyrannizen ovel
EN- generally, we shel take sich steps
ez shell prevent the same thing beir
done to an alarnin extent to Ameri
kin sitizens- Nv Afrikiu descent al
home.
"These resolooshens," sed josef
"I move as a amendment. w
coorse no one will object, for the
principle is the same here ez there
[ replied briefly. There wuz 6
distinkshen. [ feared Mr.. Biglel
did not understand the matter
There wuz a distinkshen, and it wuz
not altogether on account uv the
| Atkins bein black man, either
| Eff there wuz a strong emigrashur
from Afril1a to Amerika, and the
| Afrikin erigrant Good get a vote
after he he'd bin here five years, the
| Democrisy wood hev no diffikilty il
gittin up sympathy for EN-. But il
aint SO, and hence I see no practikle
| good in the Amendment. | mildly
but firmly, objeck to addin these
resolooshens to the reglar ones re
ported by Mr.. Bascom. The nigge1
Bigler sed he expected it wood be
objectid to- But he wuz so well sat
isfde that it ought to pass, that ht
felt he must take extraordinary
measures. He wanted every one to
vote on the Amendment ez he plees
l ed-he wantid every man to exer
else his judgment; but he shood
! take the liberty NV putin the mo
shen, and shood feel callen upon te
:. bust the he'd Nv every man who
| votes asainst it. ''.. 'ii''-f :
i Nv coorse that settled it. We al
+ hev a regard for Josef, for he doe:
alluz ez he sez. Every man in th,
room yotid for it, and the. Corner!
stands committed to niger suffrage
| Good Heavens! Can't this cuss bt
got rid Nv? 77 '3oa',-.
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