The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-04-13
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March 9 1869

March 9, 1869.
| The Moo Hampsheer eleckshun hes
gone agin us / he'd hoped that the
sober second thought NV the people
NV that State would bring about a
change, but il didn't That sober sec.
ond thought won't do 70 depend onto.
4 The einooine dimokrat has no sober
thought, nor no second one The sober
man who thinks twice alluz hez most
unaccountable habit Nv votin with the
ablishnists.
To Connecticut now we turn our hope
fal Dyes. To Connecticut there il still
potency in our old watchword, Amer.
ky for white men r and the troo Con
neeticut Dimocrat still shudders when
you demand NV him sternly, "Do VOC
want to marry Niger ?" Then its
proximity to Moo York is a pint 10 our
favor, for its cheeper to transport vo-
ters from that city, than 10 any other
State, except Moo Jersey. To yoose a
military phrase, which l learned when
l wuz IN servis in the Loozeaner Peh-
klns, Connecticut is near our base Of
supplies. It's too expensive to do it in
Pensylyany, and we shall never try that
State agin.
A, Johnson desired me to go to Con-
nectieut to assist Dixon and spent one
day at that biznis johnson loves Dig
on, and is pertikelerly anxshus that be
shed be in the House when be gifts back
into the SENT. Then, said he, ''there'll
be two NV us." made my way to q
rooral town in his deestrick, and ar
ranged for meeting TO address There
was agoodly attendance, and congrat-
ulatcd myself upon a pleasant and prof.
table season. a
SLrikin an attitood l commenced by
remarlEn that the eyes NV the country
wuz Jist at this time a restin onto the
first deestrik NV Connecticut, and that
the country spectid the eleckshun Of
that noble patriot, James Dixon. pro-
posed to examine briefly the record Of
the man for whom solissited their
votes.
At this pint the cheerman NV the
meetin pulled my coat tail violently.
"Well !" sed angrily, for wuz get
ting on most elokent sweat, and when
git to perspirin oratorically don't
like to be interrupted, "wat's the mat
ter ?"
Don't menshun his record" whis-
pered be in my left ear Eve dodge
that |"
"But before enter upon that" said
|, slidin off NV that sunken rock, Il she
say few words regardin the monstrous
proposition to force nigger suffrage on.
to Connecticut. Do VOC"
Again my coat tail wuz pulled, and
another nervous whisper.
Don't menshun suffrage he voted
for it twice. We dodge that"
do yoo desire, resoomed ! some
what staggered, for niger suffrage is
my best holt, aud when deprived NV it
l am at sea without chart or compass.
do yoo desire the old narrer ideas NV
the silk stockened Wing"
"For the Lords sake don't" wuz the
next whisper. Dixon wuz a Wing
We dodge that
THAT is--wich isl struck out
wildly-"do 700 desire to hsv the here
sizes NV that impraetieable Ablisbnist,
Charles Sumner"
] sposed Nv course this wnz safe. It's
allns proodent 70 abooze Sumner in
Dimicrat meetin, and when | hey moth
else to say, alluz do it with tho hap
piest results But there come a mighty |
pull and another whisper the minuit
the name wuz menshuned.
Don't say nothin about Sumner
Dixon carries recommendatory paper |
from him in bis pocket. We dodge
that"
DAzed and demoralized commenced |
Agen.
my friends, 700 are askt by the Alb
lisbn candidate 10 vote with q party on
ly few years ago in their midnits
lodges wood hev denied the liberty low
in emigrAnt the bal"
Good Lord. man." whispered this
Guessed chairman. pullin my coat tail tili |
the stitches yawned; "dont 700 know
that Dixon was Know Nothinf We
dodge that"
Not KNOWN precisely what 10 do. and
feelin very much in the condishn Nv
man after hard mites drinkin, made 4
smother dire:
"Feiiow-eitizens, The question for us
to consider io-niis j.. shel we be taxed
to pay an uaoonssooabsnsl debt. made
BY az un--'
That Waz ez fur ez / got A gain
that pull--sgain that iniarnAl whisper.