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

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iuous, though | be a great MagiciQn, We,
know not whether our master desigDetb
me to call National Convention or eau.
Gus OF my choice and faithful friends al
hInderhook, the liege subjects of the AL.
bany Regency, that renowned assembly,
under whose glorious banner hope ever
TO fight, and thereby TO defend and preserve
that glorious wreath which my most gra.
cious master has been pleased TO place up.
on my brow. If he reoureth me 10 call a
National Convention then fear tina, the
Southern heretics will tear this wreath from
me, SO soon as my most gracious master
shall have gone TO his Hermitage. Then
he said unto Thomas the honest, and unto
Richard the virtuous, What shall do
And they said unto him, 0 Prince Of York,
the rlghlful and first amounted successor to
our most venerable chief, what hast thou
TO fear, when thou knowest that al his voice
the nation trembe,h, and at the stamping
OF his foot, they are dlsmayed. After these
sayings, Martin departed with bis wand 10
consult his cracle-and when he had made
an end of these things, he ran and ell down
al the fee, Of Thomas the honest, and cried
out, saying Wo NO wo to me Behold
when | went 10 consult my oracle, 10 |
behcld White beast, with a wreath on
his head even brighter than that which my
master weareih, adorned with many glitter.
Ing s,ars-and there shown upou his breast
this inscription; i" This mighty nation riA
no longer submit 70 your masters dictation,
neither uiH II ratyy The DEGREES of any
hlndcrho0k Caucus, or Of any Baltimore
Humbpg, tckich she'll nominate Martin Van
Buron 10 The Presidential Char j. but nth
The spirit Of their Fathers, THEY WILL
CHOOSE THEIR OWN RULERS, as o.
right they should do = And after this
looked again, aud behold there stood bv
the Great W hte Beast, one similar in SIN
ture and different 10 color-Ills ewes were
like unto stars, and on his brow was placed
civic wreath-And he said unto me, with
a voice as the roaring Of the mighty ,hun.
der, 80 thou sycophan, o thou who
has, sown the seeds Of discoTd amongst ihls
once happy people, and hast shaken the Pill,
lars Of American Ltbetiy and Independence,
by thy vile Vaccinations, behold the hour
i come, when | viii make known 10 this
nation, not only tbs crooked conduct through
life, but all thy magical tricks, and thou
shalt be hated by all the lovers Of Freedom r
And when | heard these sayings, aud be.
leld the lighting Of bis eyes, | trembied
Anh fear aud tell down as dead man.
Add Il came TO pass, after Martin the
=. lhr Amounted OF Andrew, had made an
end q these savings, that Thomas the hon.
81, and Richard the virluuus, said unto
h,m--" Though we be NJ prophets, neither
tie sons Of prophets, vet we greatly fear
iba, the great White beast which thou saw.
cst Is portenloas OF eyI! against thee. New.
cr,hrIess, We VIII 20 10 the East room Of
oar Dlcta,or's palace, where James the
true prophet dn eiIeth, and inquire of him !;
dHH ThUv drPdTtet AMI did so.
Now II came to pass when they had come
to the room OF James the prophet, that Mar.
TN the LIST, the anoInted of Andrew, said
unto him-An thou a prophet And
James said unto hun Yea. Then Martin
said unto him-knowest thou that | am
the amounted of our Master, and that he hath
appointed me TO rule this Nation, and hath
gwen unto me all his wreaihs. And James
SAID unto Martin all this have long SINCE
prophesIed concerning thee. Then Martin
said unto hlm-knowest thou that have
had VISION, aud have seen two terrific
beasts And he said Nay.
Then Martin made known unto James
all the things that he had both seen and
heard and when he had ended, he said uu.
TO the prophet-Prophesy unto me wha, all
these things mean.
And when James the prophet heard these
things, he trembled like unto quivering
aspen leal, and cried out and said unto Mar.
rin--O thou nnointed Of my most gracious
Master, come not near unto me, for am
not yet fully anontcd of my Master.
Now when Martin heard these sayings,
he withdrew hlmsefa little way from James
the prophet; and when he had done this,
he commanded him 10 prophesy unto him
the meaning of the two beasts which he had
seen.
Then James the Prophet, said unto Mar.
tin the anointed-s Behold the White beast
which thou sawest is ----------- White OF the
far West, and he will DO arrayed against
thee, Notwithstanding thou art the amount.
ed of my Master, and the rightiul heir to
his throne and, moreover, thou shalt be
nominated by tho Democratic Convention,
to DO holden at Baltimore in 1895; and
tho stars which thou sawest, are the States,
which will nominate and support -----------