Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-03-19
with 4. J. addin that he didn't bear him

with 4. J. addin that he didn't bear him
any ill-will.
dali, "but I'm ez much to blame ez 700
are. I shell 90 into histry coupled with
yoo-my blo0min boys when they arrive
at mans estate will apply to the Legesla-
cheers Nv their respective States to hev
their names changed to suthin else. I'm
Young and can't die in few yeers ez
Welles kin, and must therefore drag cut
longer eggistence, but don't blame yco.
I went into it takin the chances, ana
stand the hazard Nv the die / shell serve
the ambitious youth Nv this country ez an
Awful Eggsample." -
But little remained to be done. Randall
and johnson arranged to hev Welles ao-
sent from Washington for the week fol
lowin the inaugurashen, KNOWN that other
wise he'd hev to be carried out Nv the De
partment by main force. They applnted
a committee NV Connecticut men to Keep
him busy till after bis successor wuZ IN
stalled, and shakins hands all around, eacn
sheddin manly tear, the last Cabinet
meetin NV A. Johnson's administrator
passed into histry.
Nv the inaugurashen Wv Grant the next
day. I hev not the heart to write. Su1nce
| it to say that the niggers participated Ia
| It'll Niggers wuz ON the sidewalks, not eZ
in the olden time, humble and meek, put
in chairs. Waiin to see the perceshun pass,
amoosin themselves the while and readln
noosepapers.
Deekin Pogram, who wuz with me,
called nv attenshen to this, askin ct 1t
yyuz possible for Kentuckian whose eyes
! beheld SIGH a site to hev any further faith
in Republican instooshens? The old saint
shuddered visibly ez niger in dress
coat, plug hat and shiny boots passed US,
nearly knockin US into the gutter IN their
haste, his wife onto his arm, dressed In the
heighth Nv fashion, with panyer. he
smiled feebly and in bewildered way, but
sed nothin. The site Nv niger regi-
ment marchin in the perceshun finished
the Deekin. He grew so faint that he'd
to take him to his lodgins. He left the
same eveniD for the Corners.
The members of the late Administra-
shen hev not decided wat to do. Brown
ing will probably go into a claim agency
| in Moo York Randall remarkt that eff
Sammy Cox and Jack Rogers Good sue
coed in Moo York, he thot he Good. Mrs.
| Cobb will go to Moo York and probably
the pardon brokers, lobbyists, and SIGH
will do likewise A dozen or two Faro
banks packed up to-nite, and others will
speedily follow EN-. In conscience uvthis
breakin up Nv the Administrator and
its supporters, the poleece force Nv
Washington hez bin already lessened.
I shell accompany the late President to
Tennessee and take my leave Nv him then.
He will want some faithful friends to
console him on that dreary passage, and
who so fit for the offs ez the undersigned?
I shell see him entombed in Greenville, and
then sadly turn my steps to Kentucky and
await the ishoo Nv evence. | shell Nv
course be turned out NV offs, and wat will
follow / know rot. A. j. may conclood
to stump Tennessee for the governship, ez
Brownlow hez the paralysis; if so, shell
go to his rescue. can't now go to Moo
York, for that city will be overrun. With
Browning, Randall, and the thousand who
| go out Nv offis1with EN-, in that city, wat
chance would there be for me?
PETROLEUM V. MASSEY, p. NJ,
| s--s-.-.-~ sax ~ witch means Postmastsr.)
p. s. The press which is now subsi-
died is animadvertin upon ex-President
| Johnson for not appearin at the inaugura-
shen. His Eggslency preferred to avoid
the display. "Let Grant start fair he
nobly sed, az will not mortify him by givin
the throng witch hes flocked here to pay
triboots Nv respeck to me an opportoonity
to burrah for me ez the procession passes.
I hev SWING around the entire circle NV
offishel honor and kin afford to be mag
unanimous. Let him hev the entire credit
Nv wat enthoosiasm is manifested" Good
anything be more noble? P. Y. N.