National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-10-18
Nasty.
mr. Nasby Has Some Notions which He
wishes to Air Concerning the Position of
the North and South.

INC NOftu anu south,
CONFIDENT X ROADS,
(Which is in the State NV Kentucky 7
October 3, 1879
The sines of the times is agin us. Dim
ocrasy hez bin thro a great deal sence
have bin ornament to that organizashen
but it wuz never in such a cussid condishil
ez now. And yit il never stood on SIGH
firm foundashen, and never he'd so man,
claims upon the people ez 1T hez now. i
never wuz so scoorly ankered, and at NJ
time in its histry ought it to hev fullel
swing, and be glorifed.
Think NV it. The South witch is the
Dimocrisy, is all safe back into the Yoon'
yum. We didn't want to come back, for
we he'd set up a concern NV our own. The
Northern Dimocrisy acknowledged the JUS
It's NV our goin out, and assisted us to 20
all that they Good. Sum NV EN- did actoo-
ally shoulder muskits to help us, and them
witch didn't go themselves, did us more
good by stayin at home and keepin up q
fire in the rear, witch wuz better, ez them
fellows woodent hev bin with cuss ez
sojers anyhow. AT that time the Dimoc
risy NV the South controlled the Dino
cratic party, and wuz the party in fact.
OWN to the perversity NV the North we
didn't go out. We wuz whipped back, and
consented to take our old place ez States
IN the yoonynn, and consekently our old
posishen in the Dimocratic party. Ez be-
fore the war, we are the Dimocratic party,
and the Northern Dimocrisy is, ez before,
merely auxiliary to us. The Dimocrisy
nv the North shood realize the fact that its
place is to do our biddiu, and obey us in
all things, humbly and with the respect
that they owe a superior race.
Wat we insist upon is that the Northern
Dimocrisy throw off all disguise, set aside
all nonsense, and come out manfuly and
indorse these propozshens.
!. That the war bein over and the South
bein restored to its old posish en, ager,.tl.ir..
must be sot back iist where it wuz at the
commencement Nv the unfortunit differ
ense.
2. That inasmnch ez the South is back
agin and the hull dizziness is settled, the
Southern soljer must stand on the same
footin with the Northern sojer, only lit
tie more so, ez the Southern sojer hez not
the consolashen NV victory to brace up on
to. Wat | mean is that while we admit
both sides wuz rite, 1--WE don't believe it
tho the late war shell be counted ez moth
in, and all sojers wich fought, no matter
under witch flag, shell be counted ez soliers
nv our common kentry and be treated per-
cisely alike.
3. This bein admitted, NV course the
Southern sojer must be penshuned the
same ez the Northern.soljer. Ez said be-
fore, hevin to bear the ignominy NV defect
the Southern soljer shood hev a bigger
penshun, but we are magnanimus, and will
be satisfied with the same.
A. lnasmuch as when man furnished
supplies to the Federal army he wuz paid
for it, the man witch furnished supplies to
the Confederit army shood be paid like
wise, now that we are reconciled. Like
wise, when mans property wuz destroyed
by the Confederit armies he was paid for
1t, SO the property destroyed by the Fed
eral armies shood be paid for, down to the
last fence rail and sweet potato. Ez most
NV the property destroyed wuz Confederit,
We have rather the bulge on the North in
this, item. We uns NV the crossroads is in
terested in this, for John Morgan's COM
mand raided thro here dozen times and
left devastation in their track. He left
nary chicken, mule or bari of whisky be-
hind him. That old saint, Deekin Pogram.
must hey his pathway TO the tomb smooth
ed by payment for his lone mule, or there
i no iustis in man.
). We want peece that shell be eternal
We want olive branches and money. We
Nv the South will extend the olive branch
e. and 700 NV the North must extend the
money. We hev olive branches by the
cord and no money, and visa versa, witch
means tother ways.
D. The Government is TO be a paternal
one for the purpose NV payin these clames,
and bildin our railroads and ship canals,
but for nuthin else. 1t is Nashen for that
and Confederashen Nv sovrin States for
faNy.ar D anTr ..
Yoonyun we did not give up our rite to Sc
cede whenever we want to, and it would be
crooel TO ask us. We wuz overpowered,
but broot force don't change eternal prin-
nple. This must be understood, and the
Dimocrisy Nv the North must put it into
all their platforms immejitly.
T. The niggers mustbe left to us without
interference from any source. We shel not
probably redoose EN- again to Their normal
eondishen NV servitood and ez matter NV
form we are willin they shood vote, pervi- |
ded they vote with us. That is esseDshel
To the continyood prosperity NV the South:
and ez the whites NV the South is all that
kin be considered, we must insist upon
this. The whites NV the South must hev
niger labor, and on SIGH terms ez the |
whites Nv the South sees fit to make.
3. We extend the rite hand Nv fellow |
snip 10 slch Northerners ez choose to come |
South with capitle:to build up our:kentry,
but they must not make disturbers NV their
selves. They must not expect tn he wei
coined into our first society, nor must they |
take eny part in pollytix. Like the mig |
gers they may vote, eff they vote with us,
but not otherwise. We are proud people, |
and can't recognize ez our ekals eny fam
lily which hez not at sum period in its his
tory owned niggars.
Eff the Northern DimOcrisy want MS they |
know the terms We are willin they shell |
sugar-cOat it CT much ez they choose, but
it must be understood that no matter wat
perieshuns may be made afore eleclshuns,
these things are TO be done when we get
the ranes in our own hands. We are the
sontrollin race and evenshelly must be con-
yidered. l shell recur to this subiclI agin,
ez the noosepapers say.
PETROLEUM Y. Massey,
Satellite Dimocrat.