Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-11-08
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sleeping; anu ne salu unto oach"o'"'
thou sleepest, could'st not thou watch one hour' ,
81. And Archie said unto them, all otyou sna''
be offended Of me before this contest IS over =,
2S. But Sackfed said unto him, although ali
shall be offended, yet will not !.
20. And Archie said unto him, VERIFY say
unto thee. that even this night, before the nomIna'
lions for Senator shall be IN order thou sha! uehE
me thrice.
30. Bu, Sackfied spake the more vehemenlly.
i'll shall die with thee. | will not deny thee in any
wise; likewise also said thOy all.
81. And Sackfield said unto Archie, why sus-
pecteth thou mel Seeeh thou not these seventy
and nine Savans of tho tribe OF Andrew, who
have como up here TO do honor unto thee'
80. They will strew thy political path with roses
and bnd thy brow around with wreaths OF iiow'
ers, and cothe thee with purple and white lInen'
and place the sceptro of Senator in thy hand
and thou shall lie the greatest among ten thousand
3d. And whcrcsoever thou goest, thlthcr VIII
90. and what SO thou speakest that will speak
also, thy honor shall be my honor, and thy tn'
umph also shall be my triumph
"a. And the Savans did mravc, one TO an
other, saying, what mannar of man IS this SACK.
field who thus speakelh 10 us as one IN authority!
Surely he is not anHolnted of Archie, or 1t soft
be. then Archie is an imposter, and knoweth no!
the sheep from the goaisi We will have mono oil
these 10 rule over US. Ice -., ,..,..t-tr... ,. ,...
80. Now when Sackfeld had made an end of
speaking, Elias raised up his voice and did not
sneak. by reason that from the days of his child
hood even until the present day, has Elias been OF
few words and slow of speech. ..,
SO. And when Scion beheld all these things, he
became exceeding wroh. and spake unto the Sa'
vans saving, behold Archie, thy rghtul sover'
eirn of Democracy, We have made him ruler over
few things and now yo should make HIM master
over many.
81. Take heed unto my words, o, Savans Of
the tribe of Andrew, and give ear unto what | am
about to make known unto thee.
3S. am the elect Of the true faith, the annont.
ed of Archie, thy rghtfuI lord and my lord, and
say unto thee, one who speaketh by aulhor-
ity, that who SO among you shall turn aside from
the true faith and worship tho golden calf Ches.
ter which Futons death hath made in the wilder
ness, shall in no wise be one OF u.s.
80. But he shall be cast oul of the Synagogue.
and no one of the true faith shall comfort him or
give him succor. If there be any such, let them
be analhema maranatha.
40. And Archie dreamed again, and 10, and
behold he is alone, with Scion, the faithful, ana
Lambert. the true. hearted, and there were none
others, no not one to comfort MIN IN inc Gay VI
his lribuaOns.
Al. And when Archie beheId all these things
he was grieved well nigh unto death, and excIam-
cd in the bitterness of his heart, fool. that was,
to give up the station | had to seek another.
41. Woe is me! the little members OF The LIE
gisa,ure can get three dollars per day--PoItIcaI
weather cocks can get fifteen hundred dollars per
year for surveying, bu: have not where 10 lay
mine head.
43. Now it came to pass that when the contest
was over. Archie, the unnointed. by chance came
upon SackfeId, saying, what seeketh thou irend'
A. And Sackfeld answering, said unto hm'
who calIeth me friend! 4
45. Archie answering, said. am Archie, he
whom thou once delighted 10 lthy lord and mas.
ter.
46. And Sacktield answered and said, go thy
way; know thee not, thou art an lmPos'er get
thee behind me.
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