Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-07-20
From the Toledo Blade.
NASBY.

HE rs AssooIATED-THE BEGINNING OF
THE ORGANIZATION OF THE WHITE
MANS PARTY " OF THAT STATE. ..#
MAsrEN's CORNER, MIsPILIoN HUNDRED
IN THE STATE wv DELAWARE,
June 18, 1870. }
The people Nv the State NV Delaware.
Or rather the Democrisy Nv Delaware,
come nearer to my idee Nv what Dino
Gratis ought to be than any l hev come
across yit. .p.5
The Kentuckian is good, but [ have
seen Kentuckians who wuz restless and
discontentid. | hev knowd of Kentuckians
who did take stock in railways, who did
now and then nail up the clap bords on
their houses when they he'd become loose,
and who did wear shoes in summer.
But no Dimocrat Nv Delaware waz ev-
er knowd to do anything Nv the kind
They are intensely religious people, with
faith in Providence which | never saw
surpassed.
They bleeve that the same Providence
wich brot EN- into this world will take keer
Nv EN-; and they let him do it with an
easiness and abandon which to me is de-
lightful. ..a
The most satisfyin spectakul my eyes
ever rested onto Is the front porch of
Sapp's grocery at the present time. Thar
they set, leanin back on them unwhittled
chairs (no Deleware Dimocrat ever whit
tles), with their feet onto the rail in front
of EN- each with his head lying hatwise
on the wall, and fast alseep.
All is still Flies buzz peacefully about
their noses which ornament tempts them
by their joocyness, but repel EN- by their
red hot brilliancy.
Like everything else about this section
the flies is an undecided lot. But ever
and anon one fly more hungry than his
fellows, lites on the nose Nv some sum-
BERN patriark he bites; the SAINT makes
an exertion to brush him off and he wakes.
Awakin, he takes drink, which as axes
all the rest, who also take drink, after
wich they agin go to sleep.
Sapp loves flies, and sez he is making
experiments on a more lively breed, a
more daring and enturprising fly which
will sorter keep EN- awake more NV the
time. H' Wr
Wv coarse we hevn't got no railroads
There was one projected through this sec.
ton, but the citizens wnz horrlfed at the
idec. 1855
"What!" they said, "shall we have a
schrcechin ingip to keep us frum hevine
our regular. afternoon nap? Never
never % -...
but" said the projectors, "it will in.
crease the worth and valoo of your real
estate"
"Reel what ?" asked the innocents.
"Recl cs tate-land."
what good wood that do us" replied
the sturdy ycomanry, "when nobody wants
to sell 2" and they would have stoned the
raiload party, he'd it been cool day so
that the excrtion Nv gltin stones woodent
hev worried EN-.
Bill Sapp was SO well pleased with the
sperit they showed that all that day he
kept flies off EN- hisself while they slept,
wich they did as soon as the railrode par
ty wuz out Nv site.
I notist one of them layin on the brod
NV of his back, the other day, swallcr-
ing oysters which niger boy was op-
ening.
sammy ses THIS youths parent 10
him. the ole man layin on MS back the
while, SAMMY It's q merclful arrange
ment that oysters amt got no legs amt
H. sammy .ys IA,
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