Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-05-12
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!. Now Martin, the conjuror, had dealings
with familiar spirits, and he wrote letters unit
Fanny, the witch, saying:
| z. Teach thou the people the good will ds
them, and tell them that it they will choose mt
TO be ruler over them / will establish every mar
in his own house.
3. Nay, more, will giorify all, that in
stead Of sitting under their fg-trecs, each
man shall sit beneath the fg-trce Of his neigh
Dor.
4. And Fanny gathered tho people together ia
the city Of the Goihanites, and did all that she
was commanded to do by Martin the conj1ror.
5. Now Andrew the warrior. was stricken in
years, and &c had led the children Of Baal a
gainst Nicholas, the money makcr!.
-, 6. And Andrew had overcome Nicholas and ia
ken away from him many cities.
Z. Nevertheless, the people loved Nicholas, for
ne had always kept his promises unto them.
8. And Andrew, finding that his days were
numbered, instructed the people to anoint Mar
in to be King over tho many tribes in his
stead
8. And when the people went uo to the cities
= choose King, behold! Martin the conjuror
| was anointed King.
10. Now Andrew a man many cubts
h Oh, and Martin low of stature and very
| weak;
IL. Bat Martin had told the people that he
would walk in the footsteps Of Andrew the war
rior.
l2. Therefore Martin leapt he went, and
raised himself upon his toes that he might APP
pear great as Andrew.
IL. And Martin slipped, and was like to fall.
ii. Then came unto Martin, Richard the Eth
Opian, who was a wicked man, and guilty OF
many lark jceds-and one Thomas, wh" Of old
had encouraged the people to neglect the Sabbath
and one Amos, who had charge over the charrio,s
and horses o. Martin.
Is. And they said unto Martin Go to-lct
strene then ourselves against the day of trial,
and let call upon every man for his gold and
jewels to place in the treasury, that our Master
may be rich.'
Is. And tho saying pleased Martin, for he had
said unto himself, If can but make the people
suffer, they will come to me for aims. ! will
then secure their promise against the day Of
trial.
IT, Now the elders Of the people met in the
principal city, and Richard the Ethiopian, was
chief over the Sanhedrinl, which was formed Of
the most beloved OF the elders.
Is. And Amos. from the time Of the harvcs,
had oppressed the people, and compelled every
man topay tribute OF gold and silver unto the Of
fees Of Martin.
-. And there was no longer any money in the
land.
20. And Amos was Captain Of thousands and
had many under him; aud ne said unto Martin,
Enforce the elders, l bescech thee, that they
give new law to the people.
81. And let it be 80 that / may send scrip a.
mong the people, and those who are under me
shall collect ,ithes Of the people, and pay the
workmen in scrip, 20 thou shall have gold and
silver in thy treas ,ry and take all the precious
metals from the people,
%. And Martin said lit is WELL
%. And several Of the elders Of the Sanhed-
rim, who we're in fear Of Martin, brought for
ward new law, Amos had spoken; and
Thomas, who had made the people to sin in
breaking the Sabbath, spoke to the elders, that
they might adopt the words Of Amos.