The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1868-01-09
JACKSON G. H., OHIO THURSDAY, JANUARY Q, 1868.

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family expenses the negro shell work it
out next SEASON, and that the supplies
upon wich they live shell be furnished
by the employer upon sich terms ez a
committee Nv employers in each dees-
trick shel agree.
To prevent mismanagement Of the
soil by these undeveloped intellecks,
and to enshoor their acceptance NV these
laws, it is also part NV the league that
no land be leased or sold to any one OF
Afrikin blood, and that ez much Nv the
wages ez the employer considers prop
er be retained in his hands.
They accept the situation and ac-
knowledge the bindin force Nv emanci-
pashen, but thay must reglate labor
themselves. 1t is thot that by livin up
faithfully to the regulashens cheep cot
ton kin be agin perdoost in Texas. Eff
the Legislator elected is ez we hope it
vii be, this code will be made a law,
and thank the Lord emancipashen won't
mean nothin in Texas except change
nv name.
wood suggest that 700, to-wunst
take the last order Nv Genril Hancock's
and make it the Subjeck nv a message
to Congris. Detale in full the Genril's
tork here, and add to it ez only 700 kin.
Tell Congris that the Genril is agoin to
make the law the rool nv his conduck,
and that he perposes to uphold the corts
and civil authorities, and will only yOose
his military tu thees ends.
Sling in here suthin to the effect that
Amerikinliberty witch in this country
is pekoolyer variety NV the article, is
still an inheritance NV the white people,
and shell alluz be. Tell em that when
sger hez unlimited power in his hands
and refooses to yoose it for the purpose
nv gratifying his selfish ambishun, he
presents hefy sample NV virtoo under
difhkilties. 1t wood be well, at this
pint, to compare Hancock with Wash
ington, maxim the difference atween EN-
merely nomipel. Say that there may
be officers in the army besides Han
cock who initiate Washington, but yoo
heVnt set eyes onto EN- ez yit Assert
that Hancock is the fust officer in COM
mand, sence the close nv the late on
pleasantnis, who hez given utternance
to sich sentimence in his orders, and
demand that Congris shell vote him
gold medal.
/ seiest that this be done to-wunst,
for reasons which are obvus. We de-
sire Gen. Hancock to continue his we'll
doin, but ez that well-doin in our behalf
mite lead to his nominashen for the
Presidency, it is well enuff to kill him
off in that direckshen, so soon ez he is
committed. Hence write. Don't let
Seward diloot it, or Randall poIlyfox it.
Put out my naked idees clothed in your
terse and vigorous language, and yOo
will hev done good thing.
l repeated them to the leadin officers
Nv the "Lost Coz Club" and the ice
wuz rapcherousy received. One men,
Der sejested that it wuzn't best, ez RELY
the thing wuz too absurd. But he vo-
ted aye on the proposishen, compro-
misin with himself by sayin that if it
wuz reserved ezhe 'sposed it would be,
it wuz , y esutf to swear that His Eggs
leency WIZ drunk when he wrote it,
which woodent hurt him with bis par
ty at all.
Another, who is trooly friend NV
yoors objected, upon the score that sich
high settin up wood give Hancock the
nominashen, but he wuz laft to skorn.
"Wat," sed an old grayheaded member,
"hez A. johnson ever commended that
he hain't killed."
1t wuz yoonanimously resolved that
yoo do it. In more heart than / hev
been for months, | subscribe myself
PETROLEUM V. NAsBY, P. NJ.