Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1879-06-13

perpetooashen of Afrikin slavery, and
hevin bin defeetid accepted the sitoo-
ashen. The Corners, espeshly vile 1t
Good never forgit how crooelly 1t he'd
bin disappointed in not preservin its
hevin-born rites, wuz ez loyal ez any
similar place, and desired to live in
pcece and harmony with their brethren
NV the North.
Deekin Pogram repelled with skorn
the akkusashun that ther wuz any diff
ference between the two races at the
Corners. Here peece and quiet rains,
and there he'd bin no trouble. He
knew NV 200 niggers witch wuz very
quiet, thanks to the shot-guns NV the
intrepid Gavitt and the shivalrous
M'Peltcr. And eff this wretched race
personnel to make any more trouble,
ther wuz, thank hevin, still powder
and buck-shot in the Corners, and gal
liant men who never missed nigger's
head when they drawed bead onto it,
The nigger had learned his place, and
he Good ashoor his friends Nv the North
that he wood never trubble nobody, and
that he Good safely be left to the guild
ance NV his material protectors, his
former masters. And then he de-
mandid freedom NV eleckshuns. DE
wanted EN- free ez they wuz afore the
war, when the citizens NV the Corners
Good hang a Ablishnist which offered
to vote, without feer Nv interferen NV
Fedrel bayonits. The South must be
free.
The follerin resolooshens prepared
by myself, wuz t5en red and adoptid:
WHEREAS, Their is in the North feelin
that the Corners is irrltatid and discontentld,
aud that there Is a feeliu agin the general
Government, wiCh we feel IL pur uuIJ w aAa9'
therefore be 1t 49, -,
Rcsolved, That the Corners is trooly loyal
| and entirely in akkord with the redrei Gov.
erment, and will be alluz, pervided A. KIN CIV
| It's rites.
1. The payment NV Suthern war
clames and the penshunin of Suthern
soljers. CCheers.
2. The adopshen NV the prinsipple
that the Yoonyun is Confederashun,
not a Nashun, and the accordin nv the
rite Nv eech State to remain in or stay
out jist ez IL pleases. ~
&. That the Yoonyun is q Nashun for
the purposis NV payin clames, pen
shuns, and bildln Custom-Housis and
sich, but for no other purposls.
4. No troops shell be yOosed at the
poles anywhere in the South, except
on the call NV Confedrit Govnor,-
the citizens NV the South bein supplied
with rifles and shot-guns, and beln
thoroly organized in White Leagues,
bein amply able to take keer OF their
selves.
5. All railroads and canals wich the
South shell decide it wants shel be bilt
by the General Government,-it bein
a Nashun, ez aforesed, for that purpus.
6. The harbors Nv Boston and Moo
York shell be filled up at the expense
of the General Government, that the
seaboard cities NV the sunny South may
hev show for some of the furrin trade
NV the kentry.
7. That the nigger, bein an inferior
bein and only understood by us, shell
be left entirely to our rool and guidance:
No more legislashen by the General
Government-wich for this purpose ls
not nashen-on this akkount.
8. The wipin out of all the legisla-
chen Nv the war period, South not
being in Congris to give its assent,
hevin Congris NV its own at the time;
and the concession on the part NV the
North to the South of the controle NV the
Government in full, ez is yoosed to be
under Polk, Pierce and Bookannon.
9. That the tax on distillid likker shell
not be collected in the Confedrit States,
they Yoonyun bein not a nashun for that
purpus.
10. The veto power shell not be
yoosed, except by a Suthern President,
or by Northern one electid by Suthern
,, votes, which is the same thing, it bein
crooel to keep us out NV the full controle
NV the Government till 1880.
Resol0ed, That, ontil these things, one and
all is done, ther kin be no harty feelin NV
yoonyun; and, eff ther is another fratrisidle
} struggle, the responsibility rests with them
, ez denies us these, our reasonable demands.
The resolooshens wuz adoptid with
great cheerin, and the meetln ad-
iourned. On our way back to Bascom $
J we burned niger school house, and
believe nigger or two wich we met
wuz shot. We are troo to the Yoon-
yum and entirely peeceful.
PETROLEUM V. Massey, Loyalist.
Toledo Blade.