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CONTENTS.
NUMBER
PAGE
I. —How he came to be a Democrat 25
II. —Wingert's Corners Secedes 28
III. —Negro Emigration 31
IV. —Oad to Peece 34
V. —Has an Interview with Vallandigham 36
VI. —Proposes to Celebrate the Fourth 40
VII. —Annihilates an Oberlinite 43
VIII. —Makes a Candidate “uv Hisself” 46
IX. —Shows why he should not be Drafted 52
X. —In Canada 54
XI. —Is finally Drafted 57
XII. —Deserts—His Experience in Clothes 60
XIII. —Captures a Turkey 65
XIV. —Improves his Fortunes by Marriage 68
XV. —Converses with a Southern Soldier 70
XVI. —At Home 73
XVII. —Assists Draft Resisters 76
XVIII. —Strategises 79
XIX. —Addresses the Soldiers 81
XX. —Organizes a Democratic Church 84
XXI. —Goes on with his Church 87
XXII. —“Capcherd” 90
XXIII. —Starts a Paper 93
XXIV. —Preaches and makes a Sudden Shift 96
XXV. —Observes a Day of Fasting 99
XXVI. —Visits Vallandigham 102
XXVII. —Converses with a Brother 107
XXVIII. —Confession of Faith 110
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XXIX. —Preaches—Subject: “Givin” 113
XXX. —Visits Camp Dennison to Electioneer for Vallandigham 116
XXXI. —In the “Apossel Biznis” 119
XXXII. —Waileth 122
XXXIII. —“Changes his Base” 125
XXXIV. —Has an Interview with the President 128
XXXV. —Preaches 132
XXXVI. —Proposes to Restore the Union 136
XXXVII. —A Plan for the Salvation of the Democratic Party 139
XXXVIII. —Takes a Retrospective View 142
XXXIX. —Communes with Spirits 145
XL. —Tries an Experiment 149
XLI. —Addresses Jefferson Davis 152
XLII. —Establishes African Slavery 155
XLIII. —Opposes the Nomination of a Military Man 159
XLIV. —Preaches—Subject: “The Prodigal Son” 163
XLV. —Dreams 167
XLVI. —Tries to Awaken an Interest 172
XLVII. —Recommends Unanimity 176
XLVIII. —Again Repudiates McClellan, and Reasons Therefor 179
XLIX. —Ordains a Missionary 182
L. —Will Support McClellan 186
LI. —Gives Thanks 189
LII. —Waileth 192
LIII. —Fremont's Nomination 195
LIV. —Nominates a Ticket 198
LV. —Addresses Jefferson Davis 200
LVI. —On the Return of Vallandigham 203
LVII. —Defines his Position, and Appeals for Aid 206
LVIII. —Declares for Repudiation and Union with the South 210
LIX. —Shows that a War Platform won't do for the Democracy 213
LX. —Has a Class Meeting and Deprecates Negro Killing 216
LXI. —Starts a Society of his Own 219
LXII. —Indorses the Nomination 222
LXIII. —The Candidates and Platform 226
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LXIV. —Waileth Muchly 230
LXV. —Despondent 233
LXVI. —Lamenteth 235
LXVII. —The Planter's Lament 238
LXVIII. —Has a Dream 240
LXIX. —Loses a Friend, and Writes his Obituary 244
LXX. —Issues an “Appele” 248
LXXI. —Has a Difficulty with his Flock and Leaves it 252
LXXII. —Ye Lament of Joseph Bowers 255
LXXIII. —Takes a Retrospective View 262
LXXIV. —Deprecates the Arming of the Slaves by the South 266
LXXV. —Has a Frightful Dream 269
LXXVI. —Proposes the Emigration of the Democracy 272
LXXVII. —Consults the Spirits 276
LXXVIII. —“Waileth and Cusseth” 279
LXXIX. —Renounces Slavery 283
LXXX. —Lamenteth 285
LXXXI. —Lines onto O. P. Morton, the Tirent uv Injeany 288
LXXXII. —Details the Failures of the Democracy 290
LXXXIII. —Mr. Nasby and his Friends on the Fall of Charleston 292
LXXXIV. —Lamenteth over the Apostacy of the Saints 297
LXXXV. —The Fall of Richmond and Lee's Surrender 300
LXXXVI. —The Assassination 304
LXXXVII. —“Makes a Delegashun uv Hisself” 307
LXXXVIII. —Sonnit—2 a Litter uv Little Pigs 311
LXXXIX. —Has a Vision 312
XC. —Lays Down a Platform for the Coming Campaign 317
XCI. —Sonnit—2 a Old Hoss 321
XCII. —Meets a “Reconstructid Suthern Shivelry” 322
XCIII. —“Dreams a Dream” 327
XCIV. —Sonnit—2 Whisky 331
XCV. —Issues an Address to the Southern Democracy 332
XCVI. —Searches the Scriptures, and gets Comfort Therefrom 336
XCVII. —Suggests a “Psalm of Sadness” for his friends South 339
XCVIII. —Has a Dream which Unveils the Future 343
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XCIX. —Opposes the Nomination of Soldiers 349
C. —Sonnit—2 Hanner Ann 353
CI. —Meets a Pardoned Rebel, who Enlightens Him 354
CII. —The Wise Old Rat 361
CIII. —Sonnit—2 my Nose 365
CIV. —The Diskontentid Pezant 366
CV. —Sonnit—2 a Skeeter 371
CVI. —Embarks in a New Enterprise 372
CVII. —Indulges in a Reminiscence of his Youthful Days 375
CVIII. —Sonnit—2 a Korn 380
CIX. —On the Diversity of the Races 381
CX. —Sonnit—2 a Five-cent Piece 385
CXI. —On Southern Character 386
CXII. —A Horrible Vision 390
CXIII. —Has a Conversation with the Devil 398
CXIV. —Appeal to the Democracy 403
CXV. —After the October Elections, 1865 407
CXVI. —The Bow-Legged Knite 411
CXVII. —Gives his Experience in Negro Impudence 416
CXVIII. —A few Last Words 420
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