Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-05-10
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Their lana

'Ypec1iisonA. elS Sl stsa,1. &c VEAF
ems STYLED their III -. lDEE
which is preciselyrtpe term Be he :
brews for a wise Rabbi" hey ,eeat Coch.
om" The northern tribes hdTsf primitive
Va Ho- Yah, and iHaltitisyaA, & d Il praise \
and triumph. One tribe desghsga the Most
High, .4bamen1go ishto. which sScmpound Of
two Hebrew terms, meaning Fathe'- man, united
by the vernacular term mengo,. which means
chief. The Indians have orders among them ans
woring to prophet and priest. Tppeakin gen.
eral terms, their language in the rbds, iliOm and
particular construction, appears to have the
whole genius of the Hebrew, ind is often
both in letters and Specification synonymous
with it.
But the strongest evidence of thtidentity con-
tended for are afforded by the religious obser.
vances of the Mexicans and and Indians The
Mexicans dedicated their children b the Temple,
and then sent them to be instructed by the Rab-
bi, or Master, in the doctrine Of heir religion
and moral ceremonial law. TheifKmgs, Chiefs,
or Incar. presided at snrri6ces FG danced on
religious festivals they were CON crated to re-
gal dignity by the hands of thsHigh Priest,
with a pretended holy JUNCTION; and they were
a invested with crown and braceles as the in
sigma of majesty they wore signeIs on their
i arms, were in the habit of rendiig their gar
ments when they heard of any geat calamity,
and of saluting with kiss. Their wars
were of a religious character, ant the priests
were commanded 10 follow thezrmes 10 battle,
as in Deuteronomy, 10Th chapter. Their Offer
: ings were of animals, and these VIDE presented
IS three times year. flights ,wef constantly
c kept burning in the Temples, and tlmpots were
!. blown as religious ceremony. EEg wore sam
n dals, and fringes around the Bf4n Of their
e, garments, and they preserved tbt Tight Of cir
cumcisien. M
e The accomplished authoresS pose COM
u, pilation thesefacts are derived y made very
O. extensive and valuable research ITO this hilh-
ID erto almost UNEMPLOYED mine I ancient lorei
and her labofs hase produced q st ia
: acquisitoa6sMEss}fsPq geg &C histor
our pgrchas, 1 Y 4 cISFina -,
: S St62 80 sSPle, 81 aal
queshHSS. 81 the loci
D may be considers
t,1a's make ityodislhg boy; it be
49, \, s.son who droppepit'
s w M 81 u know VII hat is !" asked
! the litAIc boy, iir2sfone Of oiSp'i''uient' ~
Y W had been tlIs that theedme would jus
haa seen bI5s morning, 4
I. II VI IS ~,
o.. 60 "a, Ms lost thi
"a Va "a re it to them
SSeD HI i hId it |
5ec same lane
use you has
" unjust o
picked It up
lS.to YOU
'1 money
o. 4 $50 IN
q ling tafan taIH
= when we find
.'' discover who has lost
Me erwise, it wouitIsbe II
,yas wall, towarS IL Vile.
~. " Won" 10y Coz, - t'snu p
:; find out to whosadhis monas beld
ar. Shall we ask this man. ahsls. slost !
bv ten cent pieceg n
ay mo, my dear; for we do not min. We
EN- cannot be sure that he is an hOl Gan. II he
he be not an honest man, he mgbl yves, Tor the
i'd purpose of getting theitenpence Ne will no,
Is ask any one whether they hive leh dime, but
six we can inquire in the village il s:yng has beer
en- lost.
re- Just at this moment as Fred. Il his mana
sre came out of the lane into tleroa they saw .
ria little girl in very ragged dreyfd worn GU,
ar shoes that hardly protected ~ ct from the