Ellsworth American., 1880-09-23
From Toledo Blade
Nasty.
Mr. Nasby Dt.cOurscs Elsquensly Of the
Mater of 1secOnciItasiOn and Muss.
al decd Hreltng.

Mr. Nasby Di.c0urses El~quensly Of the
asl Coed H~eltsg.
The South hez, probably the most forgis-
INCEST and placable people on the face NV the
known erth.
Vile the South is feerfully highstrung
and sensitive. its people are the most reason
able in the world. and the easiest fetched by
q sense NV wat is jestis Jestis is the South
ern mans best holt.
If TIERS emmy differences NV opInyun be
twixt the North and the South it is entirely
the fault Nv the North. The North is made
uy up a stubborn, unreasonable people, and
its course towards the South hez been
marked BY brootality that is past beleef.
All the trubble thet hez ensooed. from the
beginnin, hez ben commensed by the North,
continyooed by the North. and, ef il is eter-
nal. the North hez it to anser for.
Wen the South wantid TO extend slavery
over the Territories the trubble began. To
hev stopped il then wood bey ben an easy
thing. All the North he'd to do wuk to with
draw its opposishun and let the South alone.
Wen the North nominated the feend Lin
kin. the South pertestd. III the North
he'd heedid that pertest and let Breekin-
ridge hey gone in all trubblc wood hev bin
avoidid.
Wen the South per,estid agin the rane NV
Linkin and fired upon Fort Sumpter. the
North Good hey ayoidid enragin the South.
by lettin Nv en- alone. But "a ef bent up
on trubble, it raised armies and opposed the
South.
Doorin the bloody and fratricidle struggle
.t = . q,
but the North wuz in the way. II refoosed
to lay down its arms. and finally the hoomil-
lated South he'd to submit.
Even at this late day the South is still
willn to forgiv, even if it can't forget.
The way is simple. All the North hez
got 10 do is to repare the damages done BY
its hard hartelniSs and stItf-neckiduiss. let
Garfield be withdrawn from the feeld to
wunst. and let Hancock hey walk over.
Let the South control the Government ez It
yoost 10.
Thar can't be no troo Yoonyun 20 long cz
thar are seek shunal lines, let seckshunal
lines he oblltteratcd by mcrgin the North
into the South. hv wipin out the North en-
tirely. Iii thar amt no North thar kin be
nuthin 10 titc about.
With the entire North in yoonity with the
entire South thar wood be siCh harmony
cz wood make angel, weep.
We shood hey no more dispoot,; and the
South wood administer the Government to It's
own saii>fackshun, and hcv nuth.n watcver
to complane ny.
We want yoonity, and wat hcy INDICATED
is the certain road to II.
Let the North make immejit commensc-
ment Let It abandon Garfield and turn
all is forces 10 Hancock.
Give Us back our ujgscrs and give us
sch appropria>hun, cl We need. For the
further sekoority as the South establish the
doctrine nv States rights. and xiv, the South
the full swing 1t yon>,d to hey.
We are tired Nv this cNcrlastu i'll tccln,
this unhrothcrly bad blood thr' hcl cggistd
50 long
10 away with H. ! pledge my life and
ms sakrcd onor tha, the South viii bury the
hatchct and never rc~urrcct IT, cf all that
she wants now and scch things cl she may
decide She want, hereafter, is given to her
III there is cny more bad blood the North
Is clearly responsible for it.
II proper starter for complete recon
>IliI>huu. ! wood prrpo,e a reunion nv the
sojcr- North and South tn bc held on the
fccld nv the fu,t Bull Run. The reunion
-hood be presided over by Jefferson Davis,
and the Committees shood be made up NV
the ,uryiyin G.ncrals uy the Confcdrlt Army.
The grounds ,hood be- dccoratil with the
flags ny the Confedrit regiments vich made
the most glorious record. and Wade lIamp-
ton shood bc the principle orator. This
wood hr glorious opportoonlfy for the
South 70 show it, !orglycHts and the North