The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-10-15
NASBY.
Mr. Nasty Encounters a Mesmerist, Who
Puts Deacon Pogram Under the In.
huence.
rom the Toledo Blade.l

CerlOuS paSSlS, Nv Wlch he he'd the nat
eral gift, he Good put any person into
trance, in wich condishen he wood be
enabled to penetrate the dim and misty
futur, and foretell wat wuz to happen.
i declined to be experimented with, for
"a reason. l don't want to know any
thing about the futur, for feer that it
will 80 resemble the past ez to make me
sick. The past is quite enuff fur me.
My past hez not bin so cheerful ez to
iEdoose me to look forrerd into the
fucher, wich am shoor is to be nothin
but dismal repetishn. When think
NV the days hev gone thirsty, NV the
times hev bin kicked off Nv francs for
want NV money to pay fares, Nv the
skirmishin l hev he'd for food, NV the
experiences l hev bin compelled to re-
sort to fur eileen shirts, even goin so
fur ez to break my sleep by sittin up
till after twelve at mite that | mite bor-
rer EN- of my nabor's line, NV all the
sings and arrcrs NV outrageous for
choon that hev endoored, don't want
to know wat is to happen to me. I
he'd ruther live in the fairy realms NV
hope, and take things ez they come. l
kin endoor horrers singly, but | do not
keer to encounter EN- when they are
massed in armies. .r..tf'-
But, nevertheless, he'd curiosity to
know wat wuz to happen, espeshly in
q politikle way, and so [ indoost that
old Saint, Deekin Pogram, to submit
hisself to the Perfessor and take an ex-
cursion into the fucher.
Tha Da.faaso, ,,.aIo IL
over the Deekin's venerable he'd and
declared him sufficiently mesmerized,
and asked the Deekin to say wat he
saw, wich the Deekin did thus: T..
al see," murmured the Deekin, his
eyes fixed on vacancy, 'that pure and
gilelis citizen Cleveland in the White
House and that other pure and IRE
proachable man Beecher smilin be-
ninently onto him. see in Cleveland 8
Cabinet quite another stile NV men than
them which hev bin sittin in Presiden-
tial councils for twenty-four years. Their
is Jeifson Davis Secretary OF StaUe, and
the other members are all Confederil
soljers wich distinguished themselves in
the CRATE struggle for the Southern sys-
TEN.
II see in the Custom House and
Post-oflis at Moo Orleans aud Nobel
and Atlanty, and all the other pints in
the South, from the biggest to the
smallest, the Radikel Republican:
ceened out and ther places filled with
Confedrit soldiers The Government
employees are not whisslin ez they &C
TO ther work: Hale Coumby' or The
Star-Spangled Banner but the sole
Inspiring stranes NV The Bonnie Bloc
Flag and Dixie greet my ravisheC
ear.
"I see an eleckshun scene. ThC
Fedrel laws for the preservashen nv tn,
integrity Nv the ballot box hev bin re
peeled, and the gentlemen Nv tn,
South hev now the power in ther owl
hands. They sit at the poles and they
determine who shell vote and who she
not. There is not nigger in site, 70
ther day is over.
% | see the laws for the perteckshul
Nv niggers is all repealed, and the labO
Nv the South is got back to suthin lik
wat 1t shood be- The nigger isn't
slave no more, but he Gums ez clost Il
it ez is possible. He isn't permitted =
testify In the courts agin white man
he hez no vote, and he is, praktilly
wunst more servant unto hi
brethren, hallelloogy.
i see still more gladder site vie
warns the cookies Nv my old hart
see the debt made by the Con.edrac
put QUITO ekality with the debt iu
curd by the Fedrel Government, an
bonds lshood kiverin all alike. Sc
'Confedrit solers penshund jist tn
same ez Fedrel soljers, the Confeder
lice that 1t wuz only q contest betwis
the seckshuns ez il were, bein adoptit
anl one side is jist ez much entitled {
consderashun ez the other.
''l sec the South made rich In cons,
kence. The penshuns Nv Confedr
solers hez bin compootid with intre.
from the close NV the war, and they he
bin paid in bonds which bare intrest /
four per cent. myself hev proved m
seryis in the .Contedrit army, and he
in my pokkitno all my back pay
"1 see all the property destroyed
the South paid for In the same way.
hev myself bin paid for l13 mules cal
chered by John Morgan when he raide
this part NV Kentucky, and I see m SO
livin in comfort on the intrest. l'''
al see yoo, .Parson, in the Post-ofiis
the Corners, and me in the Collector
offs. see Lubbock, the nigger, vic
hez held the place sence Grants fu
term, hangin To tree in front Nv Ba
CONS. and Pollock and Bigler gittin Of
NV town, pursood by the 'infooriat.
populis wich is thirstin fur ther bloc
] see Bascom smilin from ear TO ear, ,
we actilly pay fur drinks instid NV r
markin TO him, .'iist mark II down."
see the Fedrel ollises fall over Il
broad land filed with Dimocrnts,
sweepin change hevin bin made In u
interest NV reform from the highest
the lowest, and the gin-mills rejoice vii
exceedin grate joy. guigg
IL see the wheels Nv time role
backward, and matters, reyersed--thi
everything done by the Republict
party Tor the last twenty-four years
done away with, from the emansip
shen Nv the niggers to the ishooing !
Nashnel money. w ~
II see the costs nv Stonwall Jasc
and Hood, and Forrest. aud them h
roes, rise from their graves and jine Il
korus NV latter ez they see wat the
fought and died for on the field realize
by means of politikel ackshen.