New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-21
Massey,
"A Conference at the Corners-Joe Big
ler's Way Of BuildIng n Platform AID
HlB Failure.

ners one day last week on the subiick NV |
platform for the ensooin Nashnel Conven-
shen. we had present, minglin in sweet
accord with us, democrat from lngeany,
one from lllinoy, one from Moo York, one
from Connecticut, and one from Pennsylya-
ny. Elk We WuZ consultin-a sort Nv feenn
our way-Joe Bigler came in. Hopln to
smooth the cuss down, towunst interdoost
him ez Confedrit soldier whereupon the
Northern friends with less sense than
sposed men could possess, sprung to their
feet and shakin him VOciierusly by the
hand, swoTe they were proud to meet him,
and insistid on farnishln him with all the
floods he Good consoOm that mite anyhow.
And they tO-wunst make known the ohjick
Nv ther bein there, and invited him to join
EN-.
"Certinly," sed Joseph, "certinly, Let
me see how we will get at this thing. Too
are from several different States, and it is
barely possible that Their may be a site diff
ference NV opinion-not enuf to eggscite
any Onpleasantnis, but still enuff to kind o.
mar the general oneniss, the sweet harmony
Nv soles attooned ia unison. Let me sejest
that the parsons hat be sot onto the table
BascOm, you cuss, wipe OFF the likker that's
spilled onto it-and that 700 write each on
a slip the opinyons 700 hold and drop EN- in,
that when they are took out and compared
they may be filed down, ez it were, and the
sharp corners rasped off-that they may be
sort Nv amalgamated into one sweet smell,
in whole Is it a gov
They all agreed Deekin Pogram, Elder
Punt, and Issaker Gavitt declined to iine in,
ior reasons OBVIOUS TO all VINO kn0Wd en-
but Captain McPelter and l, who kin rite,
represented the Corners.
Now said this Joseph, winkin vishusly
az FouocK, VINO heu ufOppeu9. IL. IN illi
afore, 1--WE win prepare our little Opinyuns
on the subject of The Niger ~
Q ne ehtlte olllh Nv tleLn "I1te Yllzy IoL
Llteeh minutes, each uFoppln ms luOuOL@'
she1S INTO Ihe hat eX ne nn l..l q, z. H.,
MI. folloch, WIN you eASI ny, q yie7e ui'P-
pms NV WISE iiluu5 anu TSaq GIN o..,t.,--
- certain w sea foAock' certainty
1tLe Is the nFst' -.-...,,., ill., l..
/ am opposeu 70 eAVenuln any Iiees W
the Airikln DecoZ ne Is naIer9lly INFERIOR 70
the white-so inferior, indeed, that all the
trainin and educashen that Good oe squand-
cred onto MN WOOD not orlng luIly ma
toored one up to the IeYel NV an average
Whlte child NV a. 10 give the 1auot 70
slch WOOD De a dangerous pr9ceealh, wien
every lover Nv hoerty shoou lroWh Onto
severely: ,,,..-,
,,,,..,, J ~ l., AiPPlFs' Nv llllnoys'"
buliy sung out blgler'
l am opposed to glVln 10 the Alrikln the
oallot oecoz when ne hez IL NV coors ne is
elglole 10 oThs, ana WIN onuouoteuly pe
selected 10 M Ihe most prominent poslsn'
ems Imagin Good Heylns lmagin mig.
ger JUDGES Niger congressman, hlgge5
representatives, Niger school teachers, ana
Niger Governors! MY Anglo saxon Dlood
reFolIs' o,.-- -.,
DENNIS Y oHAuGHNESsfl
ny ne" oIk.
bulIy again snouteu DlSieIi out s1ine,
now me rest Oh en- dluh,t ShouE ouny'
I1sy Oegah 70 looA erouOleo'
POLLOCK pulled agln; .,-.
AN opposed 10 eleVatlh the nlgger pc
coz IneIe Is u ndterdl tepuBnauCe, a uefeu-
gwen, lneraulCaple conl!Gt otGWeeh tne
races Inc Niger win ms olack SKIN
tAlCk nps, klnky mar anu uisgustln ou9I,
s&cltes Ioatllh, coLteinpt, anu scoIH IN t sile
BOSOM OIL every Wnlle, perucKerly Nv the
PROUD Caucasheh leInele' 4here Is paIrleE
between tne races when nacheT nee set up,
ana Wich c9nno t DC s sGne6 nHy atteI1Pt
4, NA 81, I n ~ Il hi., Oh ~ aL
rue senliellan lrotii Olil0 Wanleu W uiaw
hizzeh ana revise ~, Dut blgIer pT pr S.i
nm nm agrGe WIN my estetLne ~. lLleHu
reppe[, ~ nlgtep ~ ~ tnS az. gustin
claraCterlsVics a. elle ALIlhlh anu sne naleL
NJ loatlng Wlc eglsCs Ia te p p,st a GV
S1ely W. " ul1eeu M us
asIee WIN nun ~ " tiie lLil PISslolii.J uF
Tue ProuE Oaecssneh Sloresaiu a Scs ~. H.
Deekln' nee II ever Deen svaIeu ~ tnlS VI
ClIity Lev NOT exc, put tLo hun 1,reH o.
ysller nlggers IN these parts anser' POLLOCK,
90 on - -. r..
Al, an opPpseu y. 70 eIeEaeli we Niger 10. toI
Ine reasons that II onct recessed from me
ulsaOllltles Sh6 law impress, ne AZ once Ue-
comes our eksi. Wat IoloWs! DO we want
nslggef F. Ior our son.lh Jaw Jaw DO we hanker
Slte1 ISIlale nlgBeIs ior our 1aughterIh'
Jaw WOOD any proua CaGcashen want a
81 mVits' ~ a sSe IeIanu
not only the continyooance Nv the laws we
hev again maTryln, nlggers, but more strin-
sehter ones can upon my common coun-
Try TO perfect us IRON ron Niger ekality.
sEIh MAWb1, Nv Ohlo."
spoken IKE man and a Demokrat, ez
you air, SEQ Blgler. Here Is another and
a.potent reason agln glvin the Niger his
rltes. fhey grow on our hands. Let us
Keep the run NV en-. FIRST, ez he is 50 much
below us, he can't be educated. Second,
we must prevent him from bein educated
Tor lear NV ms oeln our ekal. Third, nacher
made n Elm TOO disgustin to approach us.
Fourtn, we must 4ev laws to prevent us
from msrryln MIN. here Is richness indeed
Go on Pollock, go on
~ pertest agin this, sed 1, seein to where
TINS insane cuss Wuz leadin us, " pertest
Sgin cohthulhg TINS any farther"
MOI DIT Nv yoose, Parson-there are
seyral other opinions in the hat. witch we
will hey. Pull en-, Pollock
Ana Pollock pulled EN-.
ez a citizen nv Connecticut am OPP !
posed TO given the niggers rites in that state
pee pecoz' incaRapie ez ne Is Of intelligent la
an and cassid ez he is he kin never be made
He would come north in droves and I'LL our
slms-houses and Jails, and be too heavy |
burden for our oyer-taxed people.
TAEfhANlA SCUDDEK,
NV Connecticut
KeFceedg Pollock" SEQ blgler.