Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-09-22
der to think that shool hev lost all nv
crop ef I'D he'd any. But ez l amt wur
mercifully spared.

der to think that shool hev lost al m
crop eff I'D he'd any. But ez l amt WI
mercifullY spared.
By the absloot refoosel Nv the niggers to Gu
and get in the hay. Every man Nv US WI
at Bascom's every day doorin the hayi
seesen, implorin them wretches to git it in
but they retOosed, givin ez reeson tha
they he'd ther own to take keer Nv. One u
EN- insultinly asked why we didn't 90 ans
git it in ourselves? lie never asked NJ
more questions. Their wuz only s.. so OF
his body. And ez we lost the hay crop s.
' e shel lose our corn. 1t hez not biz
ploughed or hoed, becoz we coodent git th,
labor. and how wat little ther is Nv it is Il
be cut and husked, is the question that WI
are perpetyooally askin ourselves at Bas
CONS.
3. They are not contentid race, and are
ontttin themselves ez fast ez they kin to be
an inferior people. They hev skools among
themselves, wich is taught BY emissaries
from Moo England. They are not only
learnin ther children to read. and sich, but
they are fyin in the face Nv Providence by
learnin themselves. They hev the impu-
dence to discuss things, and in one naber-
hood they hev RELY startid debatin skcol
w coarse all this worries US. Eff they keep
on In this way they won't be tit to be agin
redoosed even ef we do git Dimocra:ic
President. | amt shoor that it amt too
late now, and that even ef Tilden shood be
electld, doubt eff we Good bring EN- to any
thing neer wat they yoosed to be.
4. They are inslent to Us to degree that
Is onbearable. They refoose to take orr
ther hats wen they meet US, and teech tner
children to show US the same disrespecs.
10 true Suthern gentleman, one Nv the
sooperior race, this Is sufficient to drive him
to madnIs. lie hez alluz taken great COM
fort IN the idee that ther wuza race be-
neeth hun. ard 1t cuts to the quick to de-
stroy the illushen. Niggers wlch only a
lew years ago wuZ the property Nv our cit
lzens now pass US with ther heads erect and
ther hats on, and even irritate Us by ap-
pearin with better cloze than we kin wear.
lssaker Gavitt's wife wuz only last week
driven to the very verge OF madness, by
seeing Mlrandy, the wife Nv one Nv ther
nlggers, on the street with black silk dress
on, suthln Mrs. Gavitt heza't he'd sence Issa-
ker sold Mlrandy's daughter to get one for
her IN 1850. This prodooses insubordina-
shen In our families Mrs. Gavitt made it
lively tor lssaker. She told him that eff he
wood quit loahn around Bascom's and 20 to
work. ez Mlrandy's husband did, possibly
be mite get her another dress. Issaker coodent
make her understand that shiyelry coed
ent be expected to work in the feeli, like a
Niger, and to escape her tongue he didn't
go home for two days. but slept on the floor
at Basc0m's.
.. This inferior race insists on votin and
takin part in public affares. At meetings
called to decide tz TO leyyin taxes for roads
and other purposes, they come in and vote
and speek, jest eZ tho they wuz white claim
IN that becoE they pay taxes they hev rit5
10 voice IN the dlsposishen W en-, forgit-
Tin that an inferior race amt no rites to
mix IN anything. At a meeting last week
TO consider the e1tenshun Nv road, one ~
these degraded beings come with paper,
on wIch he he'd written the cost per mile and
all about II and he he'd the impudence to hand
1t to the Secretary. lssaker Gavitt, toreed
he'd TO relieve lssaker's embarrassment by
tellin the Inferior man to reed it hissef,
wlch he did. and in consekens the PROPOSE
shen was voted down. They iutict these
humiiiashens onto US perpetyoolly.
Good say mere, bat this IN enuf. Their
Is but one way out w this trubblo. The
two races waz never calkelatid to live to-
gether except tz master and servant, and
ther never will be peece-ther cant be-till
these inferior people take the place nacher
intended EN- for. The aristocraey Nv the
sunny South Will never admit 'em to an
ekaliiy. They hey succeeded in gittin
arms, and gIttin foOthold that irritates
Us, to point past end0orance. We shel |
never be content till the old order Nv things |
s re-established. Ez the stronger race, We |
must be relieved Nv all ieer Nv EN- We |
must be wunst agin made their guardians |
md protectors and guides. They must
sunst more labor for Us, and under our d.
We shell never ask that they be /
Ibsl l0otely re-enslayei. bat they must be
made our wards, ez 1t we're They must not |
)e elevated to the rites Nv citizenship till |
hey are tit for It. They must shut up ther
kool-houses. and their churches, and re-
Dom their normal cOndishen till sich time
Z they heS progressed far enutf to be safely
with the rites Nv treemen.
This Is wat We want, and this Is wat we
must hey to hev peece. E. the Niger will
onsent to this ther will be peece-other-
wise not. We can't eudJor the present CON
lishen w things no longer
This fall will decide the matter + I'll
len Is elected. all will be wei, With a
Democratic President and u Democratic
)Ongris, with the Southern claims ali allow
d, with capital. and the means 10 compel
ilgger labor, the South VIII enter upon
lew career OF prosperity aud be almost q
veil off q it wO.d hev bn he'd we succeed
d IN conkerin the minydns Nv the GJriller.
.inkIn. and establi-hin government NV
ur own. Dim0crats uy the North to your
'O7tS
PkTRoLEuN V Massey,
Keturmer.
p. s.-In the interests NV reform hey
ranged for four hundred Kentucky Dino
rats to 60 over into lnjesny in October,
royided the money for the expenses Is
Neare waitIn anxlously.