The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-03-03

arms 10 the cause Of freedom. But the
necessity was imperative tha, one should
remain tor the protection of The helpless
iemaiesi and their entreaties not TO be lett
exposed to a merciless enemy without
orothers aid, at last prevailed. Israel
a"o 'oseph drew iois TO determine which
s"o"'d become soldier. The lot fell up
on tue Younger aud unmarried one. Al
tue period OF which we speak, the resi-
oeoce OF Israei was on asma'l tarm 10 tue
''''"''y o. '''h'"g'on' Deiaware. he
"au give" n's mo'ner lor eoaro one o.
."e saves nc "a' brought 'ro" Tue "es'
ind'es' named I@sar, on whose hdel'ly
ne oepe"'eo; ana oes'des' watched Win
'hcessaol Anxiety over The welfare OF the
'an"''
i"e A"o"ieoge 'hat MS beloved ones
were !" want OF S"PPiles' and That h's
p'sse"ee was needed determined hun to
enter Inc c''y al 'h's Time, not" l'hstand>
'"s 'ne Pe'sooS' hazard II 'h'oi'ed. one
deePeS' sympathy 'or his feelings, procur'
eo 'or nun 'he couhtersign tor me night
ne "Su .nus oeeh enabled 10 e'uue 'he
vigilance Of the sentinel. ...
When lie arrived at his mothers dwell
ing, Mr.. Israel found that it was 10 the
possession of several soldiers, quariered
upon the family. Among them was a
savage-lookiug Hessian, with aspect Of
itself enough to terrify a timid woman.
Bnt all those annoyances, and the fatigues
Of his long walk, were forgotten in the
joyful meeting! We who live in the en-.
io,ment of peace and prosperity purchas.
ed by those dangers and sufferinps-can
but family conceive the delight of such a
reunion. e.r
A still more pleasing surnrise wac ra.
served for the traveller H,syo,nc h,oth.
er, Joseph. was that verv hour nm secra,
v,si, To the family Forsom ,,f,,.
even,n,nq tho ho,sehola cir,l ,s
more complete.
Bu, such tapniness in tbose ,;ms. y,
peril was doomed IN ba shor, ,.,;vsd A.
eleven o'clock while tho family ,vor.
seated a, snnner IN. ofho
heard without; aud the rough voices o
soldiers al the door. Within, all was con
fusion; and the terrified women entreatet
the brothers 10 ly. They followed tL,
Younger, with frantic haste, up the stairs
here he left his IN form, and made hi,
escape from the roof of the house. Mear
while the knocking and shouting coptinu
ed at the door below. Israel descended
accompanied by the pale and trembling
females, aud himself opened the door
The introders rushed in. AT their hea,
W as the Hes ian sergeant, who instantl
: Sc zed the young mas arm, exclalm,o.
; I'VE have caugLt him at Iast-lhe re
rascal
Mr.. Israel's presence of mind never for
) suok him under the mast appalling CIR
: Gums ances. He was sensible not oul
uf the immi ence Of his own danger--ba
; hat his brother's safety could be secure,
; only by delay. lie shook off the grasp o
: the tiicer, and calmly demanded wha
: " as meant, aud gho il was that accuse,
him OF being rebel.
+ There he ISL replied the Hessian point
/, ing to Caesar, the slave. @
The masters face flushed with anger
d aud he fixed upop tue negro his sternau,
e penetrating look an stsadfas,lv INA
e Caesar trembled and hunp his head - Da,
d YOU. Cesar. call me rehela, he excla,m.o
Gent. men,,i,e nuscles ot his man,
t worke into smear nc no ,r,no,,c.d ,l,
e word--.,here is some mistake hers Al
bro,her las is ,he oerso, m..o, oro
sume. lie, me fetch tho ,o;6rm. a.,
ben Won can ;udsa fo, vo,,sslvs. as.
: -come win mo, ....,
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