The Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Ind.) 18??-1920, 1870-06-23

NEGRoES.
MAsrEN's CoR>ERs. MIsPILLfoN llUNDRED.)
IN THE STATE uv DELAWARE,
Nay %. 1870. J
To say that / am delited with tn.
Din.ocrisy Nv Delaware is to y0ose 6
all the easy-goin faith Of the. Kentuck.
ian without his ferncity; they hold jest
ez firmly TO the res0loOshens of 'yS
they drink with ez much alacrity; they
gineraliy go barefooted, and hate the
nigger with an intensity l never saw
exalted. In the matter Nv likker they
are simply CRATE. i saw one old vetran
which votid for JaXon, take down q
clean half pint Nv burning flooid
which the most restless minded citizen
Nv the Corner he'd jest diskivered and
bought ez q substitoot for taller dips,
and walk off erect under it. There's :
bowles for 700. Wood that L wus blest
with sich.
hev diskivered that the prevalin
idee that a cold climit is nessary to the
enjoyment NV CRATE quantities Nv lik-
ker is "A mistake. Cold, it's troo, ena-
bles man to take ii in, but then when
it stays. YOo can't drink quite eZ
much to wunst under "a bilin hot sun,
but then il sweats ii out Nv you, and
you kin drink oftener. But this j. "a
digression.
The Democrisy NV Delaware, ez i
sed, SCOT me. In other States wher
they hev drunken Senators they are
ashamed NV em; Delaware is abslootly
proud Nv Salisbury, and wooden'I
TO Salisbury we hev the whippin-posi
and white mans party, SO that III
Delaware at least the tokens Nv high
civilizashen are not likely to become
extinct.
Thank the Lord for Delaware.
Mr.. VIM. Sapp, familyerly knowd
ez Old Bill Sapp. at whose house l wuz
assined quarters, is "a constooshnel
grosery keeper, and at his house is
held the confrences NV the oflishels NV
the State. Yesterday Salisbury and
Bayard, the L. 5. Senators, end Cove
salisbury, Governor, and Others wuz
present. The Dimocracy NV the Cor
ners insisted that ez they required
their candidates to pledge themselves
not to accept Nv Niger votes, that the
Senators Nv the State shood hev re-
sinel the moment a Niger Senator
wuz admittid. Saulsbary didn't see
il in that iigto. Troo it wuZ degre-
da,heu, but one which they coodent
avoid. There wuz a difference be-
tween voluntary and involuntary as
sosia-hen with niggers. Eff man
voluntarily soiissits niger votes he is
to be held guilty; eff an outside power
forces niggers onto him, he can't help
1t and is innosent. He and his col
league Bayafd cOodent help this out
rage; Revels wuz forst into their sosie-
ty against their will. They wuz, so as
To speak, morally ravisht. They re-
sisted, but in vain.
Two Nv the best Dimocrats present
related their experience in Washinton.
Their idec Nv Senators he'd bin formed
from Salisbury, and they sposed they
wuz all like him. BEN in Washinton
they determined 10 bear testimony
agin the admission Nv niger Senators
te degrade their Representatives. So
they decided TO visit all the places,
which from their knowledge Nv Sena-
tOrial life they sposed Senators visited,
; and demanded ef they sold likker 10
Revel-, and eff the answer wuZ in the
affirmative they wood walk out indig-
nantly. They went SO fur ez To organ
ize the little opeech they wuz to git of
on them wich shood confess TO admit
tin a niger to ther bar.
"Sir." they proposed to say to him,
"Sir. we are proud Caucashens. and we
can't countenance an admixter Nv in
feror races with US. Keep your likker,
sir, for niggers--white men hev no
biznis here"
"Do 700 sell likker TO Reveis?n they
askt Nv the first one.
"No, sir.' wHz the response, where
upou they took a drink