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The Daily Dispatch: February 7, 1861., [Electronic resource], Old Fraud Revived. (search)
ht into requisition against those who seek our oppression, and is just finished, and, on its completion, a sturdy negro, who had tasted some of that which " massa" had taken, rose upon its walls and said, "Dis place was built long time ago by dese very people to fight dem Britishers, and I speek nigger help to put up dis wall dat I am now stanin on. Dese white gemmen now here, our feller-citizens, building it up agin, and de great gran chillun of dem very old niggers dats dead and gone, now help white folks to put up de same walls, an put up dese bull dog guns, to kill dem Black Publicans.--When de time comes, boys, I want massa let me fire dat big feller dare, an of I don't make um hang up de fiddle and de bow, massa need give me no more meat dis year." With that all the gang of blacks jumped up, and shouted at the tops of their voices, and cut all sorts of splurges, and hallooed "Hurrah for Cudjo Seabrook." Very bad weather, yet large sales of Cotton at 10 ½ to 12 ½ Virginius.