The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-06-28

NRln u man 8 rights unucr the c0nStertutf0n.-
ht we all born free an equal; Aint we all vol
nafered to be tuck back into the bosom of our
knion ? Aint all of us (mighty nigh) voted fur
~nigger candydates an done suffered much
fur freedum as anybody else since the war p
Our pcpel is all free, but sum how or nuther
thar frcdum don't seem too be wuth much too
en- Thar is much of it hangn an lyin round
loose that its like confcd money ulster be,
lawyears an doctors, and publick schulz teachers
missionaries pore land pore fsaks is
now it aint considered any gratc bessin. An
with all our libiy, what worries bad is,
we can't git anything else. Don tit look oyou,
kline friend and Editur, when n man has right
too do as he.plsases that he has got rite too do
as he pleases - 2lS is what l would deriine
consterutional 1ibity, Wodfdsh.Sfssa Now all
90 as would please to have trimcry elections an
.-rriaso nsAaH-sSlectiQus on cornpentions an corn
whiskey, an the Aaz.sous close still haus
ses opened, an q standin army raised to back the
temprcnce cause, and the Roman Catholics and
the Mormons, an the Chinamens, sent back too
the place whar they cum frum, religions an
political liberty duly exercised, and this kuntry
be just exactly what it s-yu kno 1t would not
be popular to say it aint-an what George Wash
layton an sum body elsa man by the name
of Tom Pain--an our Four Fathers said it should
be, "thc land with the home for the free aud
the brave" or sich like. And we all want mon
cy, an most us gifts poorer every day; an we wants
our children TO be as good an as putty emmy
body elsc's children, all our trends too be
candydates, (Which last is mighty nigh sol and
the people wants all thar children to be lawyers
and doctors an preachers an book keepers an
professional men, sch as honcrbul Editurs as
/ yurse!f, my friend. (Tho' l aint runnin for
$puthin-don't want popularity an hope yu nor
4e public won't make my lied fur what
i've said or will say fur ain gwinc too tell the
tha a'IN And the poor man p'cases to go too the
represent his interests thar, and the intrust of
the kuntry an the inrust on the debt ougt to be
represented; an the muncycd man, an the big
farmer an the little farmer want to go thar
cause they have intrust TO represent; an the
Doctors and the women an the children all
want to 60 thar, causeevery bolcy thinks his
own privat eintrust is the hole kuntry's. Cum
too think ov it, the preachers ought to represent
the Church thar too, but tcller frum the prin-
tin oils frum big city told Inc tother day the
Roman Cathlcs was tcndin too that in thar Old
fashioned way. Don't know what he mcnt
ef yu doc, Kline frcn, explain in yore next.
But have wandered from the subject: Oh
yes had like to forgot 'em-them iaryears
thar gitten too be many of um they will
need separate govement entirely too represent
EN-, an if they should find it necessary to cmi-
CRATE in II body to Lcbecry or some other iceoia.
ted kuntry, what's too become of US ignrint law
less free people? But now, bear in mind, |
ant n scken popularity. Then thars the high
stock racey, they wants too be ripsentcd too
but then ecerybody's agin it. An this is anuthcr
thing can't see ntoo, Deer Editor and friend
whars the man that don't claim too be and his
fnmerly a leetle better nor sumbody else and
his family? If yu or emmy other man knows
Of sich AK yu too rise expane. Every man.
80 fur rs hav viewed round in this delicful po-
tion ov the globe, seems to be rcdy to cdmit that
he an his foax is better nor CRATE many other
people and thar foax but he will not edmit that
amy body else an thar foax is head of his roax
and him in emmy pertikler. Now, kind Editor,
wouldent it be n dangrus and unsolfsh an KILN
business fur us to refuse the high stock racy
representation an ibiry. Whar wauld ,ce be
then? | AK the intccrgent an thoughtful of
our common kunry TO paws an reflect. (but
aint sickin no oilicc). | would close this line
OF my remarks by axcn-whars the man that
ain t got n long line of ancestors ? Even the
niggcrs is gitten up high-sto racy among
en-. Now my amiblc friend, these reflections
so to explain that we have got so much lib
crty that we haven't got no place on yeath
big enuf to hold it. These is my honest
opinions, kline fren but ant striven fur no
place of public trust, bar that in mind We are
like the fcller that got lost in tha wilderness,
he had the liberty to so whar he pleased but
had no place too go too an nuthin TO 60 thar
with Gu understand me kline frein sum what
like the fix yu'd be in with yorc paper cf you
don't please me an ever body else, with yorc
cditories, an let us have free thought an free
written in yore paper, yu undcrstan deer Editor
what lmean. lu SEQ my friend, it seems to be
mighty hard to get up the pepc to emmy kind
Dimicrats, RAIDS niegcrs, injuns, chinese, wimen,
children an even the devil himsclf-about hav-
IN hbery but that is as fur as thay stick togcth-
Now hope that some kind of hormony
will bc riggcd up before long among the voters.
have got resolution prcpard "durn your
resort rs the iawycars say when settles
Il case by arbitratin, which | will send to you
next week. SUMP PUNKINS
CONGRESS Washington, D. c.,
JUNG 2ilAt7 o'clock this morning Congress
adjourbed, after session or eight mont NJ >AsRPre
appropriation bills were finally passed except
the smaller ones. such the West Point BILL
covering a very much larger amount than when
reported from the House committee.
Ii is to be noticed that, except tho increased
amounts in the regular appropriation Bills there
was no tendency to extravaganza. No subsidy
schemes succeeded, and the largest and most
pcrsevering lobby of this generation was de-
featcd on every measure il had hoped to force
through in the late days of the session.
Every man is n free mora, agent, anil in ad-