The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-09-24
NASBY.
Mr.. Nasty Discourses Eloquently of the
Matter of Reconciliation and Mutual
Good Feeling.

Matter of Reconciliation and Mutual
Good Feeling.
CONFEDRIT X RoARs,
lwich is in the state of Kentucky,
Sept. 4, 1880.
The south hez, probably, the most for
giyinest and placable people on the face
Nv the known earth.
While the south is fearfullY high
strung and sensitive, its people are the
most reasonable in the world, and the
easiest fetched by a sense Nv wat is jes
it's Jestis is the southern mans bes-
holt.
Ifthere's any difference Nv opinyun
betwixt the north and the south, it is en-
tirely the fault of the north. The north
is made up Nv q stubborn, unreasonable
people, and its course toward the south
hez bin morked by a brootality that is
past belief.
All tie trouble that hez ensood, from
the beginnin, heZ bin commenced by the
north, continyoOd by the North, and, Ell
it is eternal, the north hez it to anser
for.
When the south wantid to extend
slavery over the territories the trouble
begun To hev stopped it then wood
hev bin an easy thing. All the north
he'd to do wuz TO withdraw its Opposi-
shen, and let the south alone.
When the north nominated the feend
Linkin, the south pertestid. Eli the
north he'd heedid that pertest, and let
Breckenridge hev gone IN, all trouble
wood hev BIN ayoidid.
When the south pertestid agin the
rane NV Linkin and fired upon Fort
| Sumpter, the uorth Good hev avoidid en-
ragin the south by lettin Nv en- alone
But ez eff bent upon trouble it raised
armies and opposed the south
Doorin the bloody and fratricldle
struggle the south wuz willin at any
| time TO end it, but the north wuz in the
way. 1t refoozed to lay down its arms
and finally the hoomiliatid south he'd tC
submit.
Even at this late day the south is still
willin to forgiv, even if it can't forget.
The way is SIMPLE. All the north hez
got to do is to repair the damages done
by its hard heartedness and stiff necked
| mis-. Let Garfield be withdrawn from
| the field to-wunst, and let hancock hev 6
walk ouer Let the South control the
government ez it yoost to.
There can't be no true Yoonyun sc
| long ez there are seckshunal lines. Lee
seckshunal lines be obliterated by merg
! in the north into the south, by wipin Ou
| the north entirely. Eff Their amt nc
| nOrln, In6TO uOtulA 10 Atc dDOuI
With the entire north in yoonity witt
the entire south, there wood be SIGH {
harmony as would make angels weep.
We shood have no more dispoOts, anC
| the south wood administer the govern
ment to it's own satisfackshun, and he'
nothing whatever to complane Nv.
We want yoonity and wat hev indi
Gated is the certain road to it.
Let the north make a immejit com
mensement. Let it abandon Garfield
and turn all its forces to Hancock.
Give us back our niggers, and give u
SIGH appropriateness eZ we need. For tn
further sekoority Nv the south establish
the doctrine Nv states rites, and give tn
south the full swing it yoosed to hev.
We are tired NV this everlastin ill-feel
in, this unbrotherly bad blood that he
eggisted so long.
my sakred hodor than the south will bur-
the hatchit, and never resurrect it, eff al
that she wants now, and SIGH things e
she may beside she wants hereafter,
given to her.
Eff there is any more bad blood tn
north is cleerly responsible for it.
Ez proper starter for compile II
consiliashun wood perpose re-unio
NV the soljers north and south, to b
held on the flld Nv the first Bull rul
The reunion shood be presided over b
jefferson Davis, and the committee
shood be made up NV the survivin CINE
ais NV the Confedrit army. The ground
shood be decorated with the f1ogs Nv Ii
} Confedrit regiments witch made the mo
honorable record, and Wade Hampto
shood be the principal oralor. TIL
i wood be glorious opportoonity for Il
/ south to show its forgivnis, and the mort
to show its repentance.
Wat want is heelin Nv old sore
and wipin out Nv old bitternisses, ar
! know NV nothin that wood so soOtl
| the southern sole and do so much
!, ward quenchin toe smolderin fires vic
!. northern arrogance hev kept at Il
! south. PETROLEUM. V. Massey,
Pacifictor.
P. 81 wish Hancock wuz a trii
r more nv a man than he is. He's g
opinyuns enuff, but he's got more op
yuns than he hez noliege. He air
heavy in proportion to the party wiz
NOMINATED him. find it thunderin ha
c work to sing long-metre hymn to
e short-metre toon. But spose eff he
n electid he will learn suthin about COVER
:, mental matters. Anyhow the kent
may depend upon 1t that he will all
7 hey me TT feaT Ontn " N