The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-07-01

- So'u HiCHuS anu III SO, now eau he re-
fuse to obey his mandates in supporting me
as his first anoinied and rightlul heir 10 hi.
domi1ions
Then the prophet said unto the anoinlec
of Andrew, Behold the time is coming
when my Master, through Churchill the
Mighty and myself, will clandestlney cal
upon the Senate Of this Nation for the sun
of three millions Of dollars, for his own our.
poses and because of many Of the Sena.
tors not knowing that he demanded the ap.
preparation to be made, they will reject the
bill and among those who reject II will be
White OF the west-and this you know will
incur my Masters hatred towards him =
and from that time forward my Master will
spurn him as he did Thomas - 10
days that are past and gone.
Then will the Wings of the west, the
south, and Of the southwest, rise up in re-.
belllon agains: thee, and will nominate
White in opposition to thee, and to
the wishes and mandates of my Master.
Now Il came TO pass, when James the
prophet had made an end of his prophesy,
that Martin became fearful, least, peradyen
ture, he would not succeed his Master and
he SAID unto himself-W shall do /!
This will dol will 90 and call the Con.
ventlon as my gracious Master hath com.
manded me TO do. And he departed aud
did as be had been commanded.
Now II came to pass, that when the ser.
wants Of Martin had assembled at tie great
city OF Baltimore according to the com.
mand Of their MASTER from the Eas, and
from the West, and from the North and
from the South, TO nominate Martin the lst,
the anoinied Of Andrew, that behold it was
Gund, that many provinces of the Empire
had refused TO obey the decree which had
gone forth, aud TO send delegates to the
Grand Caucus as had been commanded.
Then great fear and ,repidalon fell on
the assembly, and they knew not what to
do--tor they said amongst themselves, Be.
hold our prophet hath prophcsled that the
people will pu, forward White of the West
% rule over them in The stead Of Andrew
Nevertheless, said they, we must obey the
commands Of our master; otherwise IRE
shall lose our reudrd.
Then said Richard the virtuous unto them.
Fear not, bat be Of good courage--thus
shall We do-appolnt a number of trusty
aud faithful subjects Of our master, to seek
out aud TO make knawn unto you how many
delegates from each State there be present
with you. And they did so.
Aud after short time, the men who
had been appointed, returned 10 their fell.
lows, and their couater 4uces we're sorrow
tul, and they said, behold there are several
provinces which have refused to obey the
commands OF our master, and to send dele.
gates to this great assembly, and amongst
them IS Tennessee, where Andrew himself
resldeth, for Of old they have been re.
beIlOus and s,lli,necked people, } who have
refused 10 bow to King Caucus, or to yield
obedience 10 the DEGREES of the parly-but
they say, that they will do in all things as
scemcth good IN their own eyes-and they
regard neither the edicts OF our master, nor
the DEGREES Of the party.
Then great fear aud CONSERVATION fell
on all the members of the Caucus, and they
said one to another What shall we do
for although the rebelhous province Of Ten.
nessce be but small and her inhabitants
few, yet we know, that this is the age
Of rebellion and revolution, and that the
spirit of resistance and of opposition to the
authority of the anonted is rife amongst
the people in all the provinces, and many OF
them, are already disposed to walk IN the
steps of the sttfnecked Tennesseans, and to
10 what seemeth to them right IN their own
ewes, and to cast off the fear Of the anoint.
cd, aud TO despse the authority OF the party
And Wills, they thus reasoned with them.
selves, and while they were in great trlbu.
Ia,ion- behold they heard mighty voice
like unto the roaring of many steam en-.
giReS, calling upon them aud sayIng-l am
Ned the Steamer, of the province OF len
ncssee, where our master resldeth, and AN
come TO assist you TO perform his will and
pleasure. Then SAID they unto him, How
canst thou, being but one man, give the fl.
teen votes of the province OF Tennessee
Then Ned, being moved with anger, said
unto them, How dare We to call in question
my authority knoe ye not that il is as
good as your o,on, and that ye dare not make
knopn unto the people, by mhom yc hare
| been chosen and sent herel But moreover,
be it known unto you, that | am come hith.
er from the great city, where | have OBJ,
tanned steam patent for new invention,
| bv which can consolidate all the twenty.
four sovereignties of this great Conledera.
CIV into one great empire, which shall duti.
| fully obey all the edicts OF our master, aud