Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-11-03

OF dozen niggers c0nspiring ag:n W in
cz many different feelds in the yisinily,
aud when they heered the report Nv Me-
Peters gun they came running TO the
spot. Seeing The lifclcs,! body of their
fellow invader a lying there. and nolisin
that McPel,er wuz calmly reloadin the
empty Garl NV his Shotgun, they delianty
fled in every dirckshun. This wuz ennif.
/ This wuz The last ielher on the white
camcl's back. III they wuz innosent Of
intending harm 10 us. why did they fly !?
DO innoscnt men fly like hoss thieves in
the night?
Capt McPelter gave the word and 4
pursoot commenced, the heroism NV wich
hez seldom bin ekalled in the history NV
the world. Away thro the corn, over the
slubble, down the gulches. and over the
hills we chased tho inlooi lated demons.
The reassurin note Nv the revolver, the
swisly explosion Nv the shot. gun aud the
clear shary ring NV the deadly rifle WIZ
heerd in all direkshuns, proclamin each
in its own sweet voice that the proud
Caucash wood never. never. never rest
with the heel Nv All inferior race onto his
neck
Al this pint came The catastrofY wich
set the blood Nv The Corners bilin. That
venerable saint. Dechiu Pogram, wuz
clost behind one of tho vampires, and
he'd his shot gun raised and bead drawed
onto him. Jist as he pulled the trigger
the infamous Niger dropt and the slugs
and buckshol passed harmlessly over him.
Before The good old man could cock the
other barrel the bloodihirsly demon turned
knocked him down with his hoe. wich
wecpin ho he'd doubtless kept With him
Tor the purpose. When Issaker GaviIt
came up he found the DeeIin wcllerin IN
his goar. aud the fecnd who had thus slak.
od his thirst for blood. runnin away In the
most insulting manner. Issakcr is man
OF decision. Ills shot gun wuz at his
shoulder in n mint. and in q second moro
that Niger he'd paid the penalty Of his
crime lis body wuz lcadniue.
" course after this there wuz no com
permising with these demons. 1t WIZ
struggle Tor lie. and we realized the tact.
Loading our guns and seein that The caps
were oil good and liable 10 go oil proper
Is, We started alter em aft csh, determined
TO PROTECT our homes and hresides at no
matter what haZzad. The news Nv our
comm preceded US. and The conspirators,
doullcss in pur ,oot NV their polisy. took
10 the woods. We followed EN- ez rapid
ly ez we Good. but we only overlook hyo
Nv them. Them we shot at site. and
them ez we didn't find "a. home. burned
their cabins.
Then come another trouble onto U.s.
We shood hev cleened out the entire bilin
Nv EN-, but Joe Bigler and Pollock he'd
heern Nv our summary defence, and he'd
gathered lot Nv niggers and armed EN-
and they appeared onto tho scene Big.
Ter remarked TO me that The party had
better disperse. and lie emphasized his
remark by drawln tho ugllCst navy
revolver ever saw. and kivering me
with it.
"Parson." sel he. "ci there is man
Nv 700 in sight in three miniIs, this yer
pistol goes of, and 700 are ez dead
man ez ever wuz put under ground
Do VOC heAr9'
did hear. and So did oil The party
They wuz irresoloot. and shlvered with
dread. Wood they permit me 10 become
q corpse? No; / owed every man Nv
en-, and they knowed that the only chance
w ever gellin their pay wuz IN my Twin.
Fl the next President shood be demo
crat. an ofiis wood enable me to pay
dead. I wuz good for no!hn 10 en- for
any purpose. They wayered mint
EShsSOia liHktiSd - ~ NiNA Nh@ CtNNNAs
to let me 90 and sink wat l owed him.
or to save me and make the Indebtedness
bigger. on The chance Nv a democratic
success. He finally decided to chance 1t.
and wuz saved. They dispersed.
We he'd meetin the same mite, how.
ever, and pledged ourselves TO resist 10
death every attempt TO subjoogate us,
and to lay down our lives, ef need be,
rulber than submit to niger rool at the
Corners, nor allow niggers 10 oppress US
in anyway. The Corners is now serener
than it has bin for years
PETROLEUM V. Massey.
(Wich wuz Poslmaster.)
A HAPPY HOME. Some discouraged