Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-07-15
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work with him he wuz discharged. The
next day / no,ist him on the street rather
pale and haggard than otherwise, earryin
home a shin bone u beet which he he'd
bought. The next day atterward | ob-
served that be lookt better, and ] diskiv-
cred that he had found employment on
turnpike road, witch j. being bulit east NV
the town. Issaker Oagltt Enl ne-the
two companions % I.bOr Tor thI- 7eckehun
(ez we don't work we hey lme - attend
u it, sejested 10 the noble Celts employed
on the Job the iniudi-isnis oi con.peilin em
TO work on an ekali.y with a Blzger. and
they struck agIn IL with the u-lIal result.
The nigger wuz discharged. IL made
but one or two more eff,ri-. il tI.cl O.
git work at various plAr--, but 10y this
time II wnz well enough knowd that tie
citizens NV the Cnrasr- wuZ ihil-Aibly OPP
posed 10 recognlsin w eni ia ahy eaPasity
and he yeelled. lie got very thin, and
pale and haggard. and his large family
likewi-e. Ii wuz evident th ihey wnzit
feedin very well Al home. AOts fap nat-
ural result Of freedom
lie afro ootly beggs d hut a. e0uI 6
the Corners would giFe uUtblu 10 4 nl--
ger. Then the instInkfiy material ca->ic-
ness NV the nIgger-tbe Internal depr4y-
ity witch j. inherent into all nv IN -be-
gan to display itself. lie demoralized
rapidly. and IN week became most
di-gustin objict. lie stole chickens uv
Derkin Po.fanl, lta-tW4ys Dretln 20
grams chickens was mlsSin, and who
should hey stole en- but thi- nis.ser-he
stole corn nv Elder Prnnebarhrr. ana
wuz finally detected ta,.in q ham iron
Bascoui's smoke hons. Ihgru Nuz no
doubt 81 70 hIs guiit-he Uuz taken ia
the act with the fatal ii-l II bis passes-
sion. He had tsken il home a1.d tl- wife
wuz fTyin large slire- uv it.
There could hr bat ui.e ,illin 10 such a
succession uy crimes. ine cii.zen- were
Z O much IN elsed - await the uncertain
ack-hen Nv the law ani they hun.. him az
site. The Curuers VIII never tolerate e
nigger theef in their nid-t, no hax.
" course improved the occasion. II
bis body wa- swinging in iAs ar 4 a-kt
our people - behold the irul'- of Rldi-
cAlism and Eanaty ye.-u. That niger
wuz wEn.t the happy -lsyc ~ happy
owner: there wuz atween rm a natural
relYshen.
The ui.-at worlzt anl his owner cit.
and thus fulfilled the entire duties 81 life.
lie wuz not hung then for he Wuz worth
TOO much money 70 hang, How had IL
bin With him sinceg lie demanded 20 be
made free man be wui made free
~ M and here lie j.. / tod thsa there
anz 10 need az sain mqre--rhe boiy a
idaug,in in the air, wich its ,a,e wuz
marching on. wuz the most elokent str-
mon wich could be predcht.
The man whose house the nigger VIZ q
plasfrin wuz in town yesterday, tryin u
get Caucashcn plastsrer- 10 finish the l'l,
but u ther amt none W en- here be Isn't
-uco-edin very well. lie probably won't
get into bis new quarters this fall.
I am not certain wat become Nv bis fam
ily There wuz Niger sofAaas bncy
/ pulled ont ny the dam 4 day or fao after
ward witch sumbo3y rem srkt wnz thr
/ wife w the decea-t, and Capt MePeiter
reInarkt that be went To the cabin oi the
decea>t Niger 10 zeco5r bis share Of the
I furniio0r, thartwo leading niggers from
Garretf-town were notist making of wish
4 the children. But there's 10 tel.In whsth-
er there i any truth Ia these rurnors or
not think ] shell 90 20 Washington and
put myself at the head Of the anti-nigger
labor movement now bein inegurated
there.
PETRoLEUM Y. MASSEY, T. ",
lWich means Post 1aster.)