The weekly Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1872-1882, 1872-11-30

9hURNA4a.oE A :TH1,
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wv :O,RbEAN ST. LO'UI
j We took. Greeley . to our hearts
And ned, taLo,,we are 1ike'him.'
Il Wdowhitewashsd 'Seyndut' ani
Baair'and Breck;aria gd, we painted
Qqnr qr. coats, ss,ao<y IL, ..a:.at. = ~. "
,.,AAnd; ;wsssed, we are no longer u,
The t,ribent \, Ba44tanno'in',,, AZ j., W be even
ez you,ara only smorspso. .,But thf
| people aonteq .ahd,iAetsesd!::: s:.2 a.. =
H. The Democrat: rose, in, wrath
sagia: .Ef. / must heraaReprblikin
give ME Grant and NOT Greeley. ID
i f. Tie Republikin sed:: To-. q, Greeley
may be yet'd Republican; but biz
surroundings are not pleasant to
the smell He is with Blair and
Seymour. Kin a man. fetch pitch
and not be defled? And he voted
for Grant. i. =
He'd we got the Democrats, We
shood hev spoiled: the enemy. .
He'd we got the RepubGkins, we
fshood hev 'conkered and then the
camp wood hev bin ours. But we
got neither Nv them.
And the Post Offices are theirs,
and Custom Houses likewise:
The Postmaster will rise merrily
in the morn and draw his pay, but
he shel not be one Of us.
. The. Assessor shell warble ez he
pouches his pay, but we shell not
warble, for pay we shel not draw. ;.
The Customhouse officer shell hev
horses and. chariots. and men SER
wants. but We shel be in rags i, j, and
shel go on foot ri -, :. ,:,.:3;- =.
r.. A vision, rises before me. ,.;'
$50 Lubbock, whose skin is the Color
'uv moo molasses, keeps the .postotis
at the Corners. .@,. s,l.5:"s "..'F
Pollock will be assessor and will
vex the righteous ... !: -.
Il shel 60 back with my throat
and without the where
with to purchase IN assuager. -
I shell go'<to Bascom and shell
say, Give me, I pray thee, to !
drink" ;'.s
And ,Dascom shel harden his
heart and shfen his neck, and ahel
say, Likker is cash." .-.r,
His bottles shel be. filed with new
whisky and old Bourbon shell he
hev in his casks, but I shel be con-
dry.
His bottles shel gurgle, but the
gurgle thereof shel not be for me,
but for the stranger within his
gates.
Like the lime-kiln shell my throat
be-; like the great desert.
And Pogram and Pennibacker,
Who wuz to hev stood at the receet
" customs, will. hev to go to work.
With their: hands will they hev
o labor, or they will hev naught to
at. ..r
Life in Kentucky will be Nv no
vail, for the monotony thereof will
70 a burden. ~ ''~' }''''
The. niggers will. vote in peace,
nd their heads We will not dare to
,,,st ~" '>'' 80: - l'.~''
There will be factories at the
;orners, and school houses will
bound. -, .,.I ..gs}....g ,.::s+ : |,
There will be school marms with
inglets, and nigger children shel
ead. r. .,..a4.sy.'4 ss,... >&"1. 1
:, Railroads; will bd built; and the
ian w the North will come among
8: and We: shel be driven. .oak :.,. /,
The sound Nv the revolver will i,
Q no more heard in all the land t
nd the shotgun will rust. st. l
Maine likker laws will be passed, I
nd the bowel enlivener will no s
'ore be poured out. q
For Democracy! il dead, its chips
Boefaplnon i ,,ips ,s,iapdsoored, Mocl,el- ,, .
lit stood iseYp'ourF II survived, ]
i Greeley WIZ toq many for il, i
ID il died The death. ~ ...., /
We, sed to Greeley, ":Lo, we are I
eak, carry Us. y" And he answered q
yin, II will,"' and ,strateway b
imbed upon our shoulders. a