Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-04-02

Moheoveh, he is willing to discuss the
sectional diffehences Of nohth and south
in a clear headed fashion. Such men abe
alwoys welcome, and All hope to see
Mistah Drexel often.
You people" said Mistah Drexel this
mohning, have many odd ideas. can
not approve of some OF them. The idea
Of your burning negroes as you do.
"Pahdon me, Mistah Drexel." said All.
"but fe southenehs arb conservative and
cahful in ouah doings. We nevah hang,
shoot, or buhn a niggah unless we have
good reason. It is true, sub, that we
drink whiskey. race hawses shoot one
anotheh and gamble. But sub, we do not
surrender the control of Duh great cities
to gangs of political thieves and lootehs,
while such things as hold-ups and pohch-
Ginning, sub, abe unknown from Charles
ton to New Orleans! AS fob buhning
niggahs, sub, We have ample reason"
-
Tallacoma, March 25.-Ah have re-
ceived tehible shock, from which All
feah All shall be months in recovering.
Nah guest, Mistah Drexel of Chicago,
has disgraced me, the county. himself.
and the noble spoht of fox hunting! And
to think that All regahded him as
gentleman and scolah!
Early this mawning a niggah brought
wohd that a fox had been seen in the
nohth meadows and that the boys wehe
ohganizin ga hunt. Afteh oush jovial
SOUTHERN fashion, All gave the boy a
dollah and then kicked him out All
notified Mistah Drexel and loaned him
nah bay hawse, while All rode a blac
by Lyncheh, out of Burnem, by Whisky,
nf Va h0 Tod
gentlemen of the neighborhood at Con-
federate Cohnehs. and nah white hound
dawg, Niggah Chaseh, was the fihst to
give tongue. To NAH great delight, Mis-
! tab Drexel outrode the bunch and soon
| neahed the fleeing fox. which was close
| pressed by nah dawgs. well done,
Mistah Drexel!" All shouted, and them
| oh. the horroh Of it, the unuttehable
| shame Of 1.-THE drew revolvah and
! deliberately shot the fox without letting
the dawgs get neah him!
| Mistah Drexel is NAH guest. All shall
escoht him to the station and see him on
the train. A guahd Of fohty-seven mig
| gahs, armed with shotguns, is drawn
around nah house, to keep the neighbour
ing gentlemen from lynching him. All
shall protect him with NAH life-but
what disgrace he has brought upon me!
="
| Talloscma, March 27.-It Is difficult TO
me, brought up in the old south. to undeh-
| STAIN the ways of the wOhld since Yankee
shanks and shahpehs began to govehn it.
Only a month ago All bought a new hah-
vesteh and agreed to pay TO- it on wha,
the suave young man who sold it said
was an installment plan. All was willing
to pay cash down, but he insisted on Civ
ing me credit. and All assented, imagin.
ing that All was being highly compli.
mented.
This mohning anotheh young man came
in and what did he present me but q
promissohy note, duly signed by me
agreeing to pay 5000 in thihty days
Thehe was NAH signatuhe. unmistak
able. but how it come on that note, whel
the document All signed was an agree
ment to pay TO- harvester. is o dahK
some mytehy. OF coure, All refused t,
pay. The young man laughed. and toit
me that any july would give me tn
haw ,law ."l compel me % pay.
|. Young man." said All. "this is not tn
nohth. If yo' sue me heah on that not
! the jorohs will flhst hang yo' to the tire
neahest the court house, and will the
ohganize themselves into a cohoneh'
july to decide than yo' fell of prom
ontOhy. Undeh the circumstances, youn
man. considering yo' ignOhance of tn
y country, All will forgive 70. All wi
keep the hahvestah, All viii Fay y0' moth
: ing. and All will give yo' Is seconds saith
: befo' All call the hound dawgs."
: When All last saw the young man h
/. was crossing the fence Of the fouhth 'mul
# pastuhe, and lahge, red daw
. was gaining on him at evenly jumq.
I COL ASHBY.
:. Chicago Journa