The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-07-11
Patriotic Re.oru.,on. at the Corners.
Tasby writes to the Toledo Blade.

Nasby writes to the Toledo Blade.
 coSFIDRIT x ROADS, which is in the State uv K~n:ucky. May 26th, 1879:
 The cit:zuns of the Corners, profoundedIY moved by the sitoOarion uv things in Wash ington, have felt called upon to give ex- pression uv their feelings.
 Uv course made the openin speech:
 repelled with skorn the accusashun that the South he'd any idee that ther wuz any feelin uy disloyaity at the Corners. The Corners wuz defeeted in its struggle for human rites and the pertOoashen uy Afrikin slavery, and hevin bin defeetId accept.d the sitooashen. The Corners, espeshly, vile il coOd never forgit how crooeily il he'd bin dirappinted in not preservin its hevin-born rites, wuz ez loyal ez any similar place, and their bretheren uv the North.
 The follerin resolooshens, prepared by myself, wuz then red and adoptid:
 WAREAs, Ther is in the North feelin that the Corners is irritatid and discontid, and that ther is feelin agin the General Government, and we feel it our dooIy to allay therefore be 1t
 ResoIccd, That the Corners is trooly loyal and entirely in akkofd with the Fedrel Government, and will be allus, peryided 1t kin git its rites.
 ResOiDed, That these rites are e foliers:
 1. The payment uv Suthern war clames and the penshunln of Suthern sojers.
 2. The adopshen uv the prinsipple that Toonyun is a COnscderashuD, not Dashun, and the accordin of the rite uy eech State to remain in or stay out jist ez 1t pIeases.
 3. That IOonyun Is nashun for the pur- p.sis w payin clames, penshuus ana bildin Custom: Houses and sich, and for no other purposis.
 4. No troops she'll be used at the poles anywhere in the South, except on the clll uy Confedrt GovBor, the citizen uv the South, bein supplied with rifles and shot guns, and bein thoroly organized in White Leagues, bein amply able to take keer of theirselves.
 ,. All railroad and canals wich the South shel deside it wants shel be bilt by the General Government, it bein nashun ez aforesaid, for that purpos.
 6. The harbors oy Boston and Noo York shel be filled up at the expense of the Gen eral Government that the seaboard cities uy tie sunny South may have show for some uv the turin trade uv the kentry. :. That the nigger bein an inferior bein, and only understood by us, shel be left en- tirely to our rool and guidance. No more legislashen by the General Government wIch for this purpus is not nashen-Un hls akkount.
 s. The wipin out uv all the leglslashen uv the war period, the South not bcin in Congris to give i,s assent, hevin A Congris uv ifs own at the time, and the concession on the part uv the North to the South uv controle uv the Government in full, as
 used to be under Polk, Pierce and Boo- annon.
 Q. That the tax on distillin likker shel not be collectid in the COnfedrit States, the Yoonyun bein not a nashun. 10. The veto power shel not be yoosed, except by a Suthern President, or North ern one elected by Suthern votes, which Is the same thing, it bein croOel to keep us out uv the full controle uy the Government tiIl 1880.
 Resolced, That ontil these things, one and all. is done, there kin be no harty feelin uv yoonyun, and eff ther is another fratriside struggle the responsibility rests with them ez denies us these our reasonable demands.
 The resolooshens wuz adopted with great cheerin, and the meetin adjurned. On our way back 10 Bascom's we burned a nigger school house, and, l, believe, a nigger or two, winch we met wuz shot. We are troO to the NoOnyun and entirely peaceful.
 PETROLEUM V. MASSEY.
 Loyalis.