The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-05

raised in this secksliun, and that the pro.
per excitement mite be p%rodoosed, all the
reliks Nv the war wuz brot out and dis.
played. Deekin Pogram's dawtor Mirandy
he'd on each side Nv the pulpit desk the
skulls NV two Federel hirelins wich her
lover brot from Bull Run, Illuminated with
candles, witch wuz tlanked by the thigh
bones w several other hirelins witch Capt.
M'Pelter brot from A~ndersonville. The
drum witch 1ssaker Gavitt beet at Fort Pill
low wuz draped with a battle flag Simon
Pettus kerried at the same victory, and
other mementoes W the great struggle for
the liberty Nv the South wuz properly dis.
played.
The procession filed out NV Bascom's,
the men dresSedin Confedrit gray and the
wimmen hevin the cOlors NV the Confed.
racy in minatoOr pinned to their left
brests, heded by q fife and drum, under
the stars and bars, and playing 1.-THE
Bonny Bloc Flag"
Wv cource ! made the openin speech. |
repealed with skorn the accusashun that
the South he'd any idee that Their wuz n
feelin Nv disloyalty at the Corners. The
Corners wuz detected in its struggle for
human rites and the pe~rpetooashen Of AZ.
rikin slavery, and hevin bin deieetid &C.
ceptid the sitooashen. The Corners, es.
peshly, vile it Good never forgit how croo-
ely it had bid disappointed in not pre-.
servin its hevin.born rites wuz ez loyal ez
any similar place, and desired TO live in
peece and harmony with their brethren NV
the North.
Deekin Pogram repealed with skorn the
akkusashun that thar waz any difference
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 shiy.
alrous M'Pelter. And eff this wretched
race PERSONNEL to make any more trou.
bic, ther wuz, thank hevin, still powder
and buck'shot in the Corners, and gallant
men who never missed a nigger's head
when they drawed a bead onto It. The
niger had learned his place, and he Good
ashoor his friends Nv the North that he
wood never trouble nobody, and that he
Good safely be left to the guidance Nv his
natural protectors, his former masters,
And then he demanded freedom Nv eleck-
shuns. He wanted EN- free ez they wuz
afore the War, when the citizens NV the
Corners Good hang a Ablishnist wich
offered to vote, without feer NV interfern
Nv Federal bayonits. The South must be
free.
The follerin resolooshens, prepared by
myself, wuz then red and adopted:
WHEREAS, Their is in the North a feelin
that the Corners is irritatid and discon.
tentid, and that there is a feelin agin the
general Government, witch we feel II our
dooty TO allay; therefore be it
ReSOlred, That the Corners is trooly loyal
and entirely in akkord with the Fedcrel
Government, and will be alluz, provided it
kin git its rites.
ReSOlred, That these rites are ez folders:
]. The payment Nv Suthern war.clames
and the penshunin " Suthern %soljers.
[Cheers.
.. The adopshen NV the prinsipple that
The Ioonyun is a Confederashun, not a
Nashun, and the accordin Nv the rite Nv
eech State to remain in or stay out jist ca
it pleases.
8. That the Yoonyun is a Nashun fol
the purposis NV payin Clames, penshuns,
and bildin Custom.H ousis and SIGH, but
for mother purpusis.
4. No troops shel be yoosed at the poles
anywhere in the South, except on the cal
Nv o Confedrit Govnor,-the citizens u,
the South bein supplied with rifles ant
shot guns, and bein thoroly organized il
White Leagues, bein amply able to tax,
keer Of theirselves.
8. All railroads and canals witch thu
South shell decide it wants shel be bilt b,
the General Governmental bein q Ma
shun, ez aforesed, for that purpus.
U. The harbors Nv Boston and Moo Yorl
shell be filed up at the expense NV III,
General Government, that the seaboar,
cities NV the sunny South may hev a shoy
for some nv the furrin trade NV the ken
try.
Z. That the niger, bein an inierio
bein and only understood by us, shell b
left entirely TO our rool and guidance. N,
moro legislashen by the General Govern
, ment-wiCh for this purpose is not
~nashen-on his akkount.
! s. The wipin out Nv all the legislashel
: Nv the wal period-the South not bein il
) Congris to give its assent, hevin Congri
Nv its own at the time; and the concessioI
on the part Nv the North 10 the South u
the controle NV the Government In full, c
Is yoosed to be under Polk, Pierce an
Bookannou.
o. That the tax on distillin likker SHE
not be COLLECTED in the Confedrit States
the YooDypn bein not q nashun for ths
, purpus.
= 10. The veto power shOl not be yooset
except by q Southern President, or
: Northern one eleCtid by suthern vote
Z witch Is the same thing, II bein crooel I
: keep US out nv the full controle OF tn
Government till 1880.
! Resoled, That, ontil these things, OIL
h and all, Is done, Their kin be no harty fee
> in Nv yoonyun; and, ef Their is anothC
fratrisidle struggle, the responsibility res
q with them ca DENIES Us these, our reason
bic demands,
Tho resoloohens wuz adoptil with gre
Cheerin, and the meetin adjourned. Q
!. our way back TO DaSCom's we burned
e Niger schoolhouse, and | believe q nj
ger or two witch we met wuz shot. "
n are troo to the Yoonyun and entire
i! peaceful.
PETROLEUM v. Nasty, Loyalist.
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