Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-06-12
THE s1.h CHAPTER ad CHRONICLES.

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THE 81 TIL CHAPTER 2D CHRONICLES
| The firl Wars in The sh Month Of The Yea
1851, IN the County that is cuiied Scott la,
/ l. And . camein pass in those days that tb
people were divided in two great parties. an
! each party gave to themselves Ii name of distino
tion such as pleased them.
2. And III. one party gave themselves III
name whigss aud the other party gave them
selves the name democrats.
3 Now, came 10 pass that the rulers wer,
10 he chosen from amang the people, 10 assem',l,
among the councils of the nation; and The dem
ocrais chose young man of sprighlly apoear
ance, elequenc- IN speech and accomplished il
mannrr,--lhe only sou sf distinguished maj
OF his party
4. And II came TO pass the wings were great.
ly troubled and said one 10 another. what sbal
we do to defeat this Young maui And the wis.
men OF their parry assembled together, and coun
seiled one with apoiher what they should do
s And Thomas rose up from among them and
said. " wings nf Scott hearkrn unto me; ~.
have but one man in our ranks that can with
sIanC this young man. and know that he is abb
to defeat him. And they all locked one upon
another, saying, Who can this man he.
6. And ihoinas said,It is Aaron,lbe preis,; he
is an eloquent man, and bi- priesthood will en-
able him 10 succeed; besides. he is man of as
many tricks as the other can be-. And this say,
ine pleased the wings we'll
And they called Aaron the priest unto them
and said unto him, Hail hon highly favored Of
the wings; and gave him his charge, saying, You
are now chosen by this great nultitule To a
work that will fix your station high in life; honor
and profit avail you. Now, GO you Among thu
people. and say unto ibem that II have been
chosen aud sent unto yau in honor Of he great
whig party, TO represent you in the councils Of
the nation ;'and say unto them, II knaw lhar
you are people greatly oppressed, and seel
your oppresslon; your taxes and other lbings are
likely 10 oppr you sore :" and, per -adventure,
some democrat will hear you and give yon his
support.
8. So Aaron The priest took their counsel and
iourneyed forth among the people. Stopping al
every house without distinction Of party, ann
saying. want 10 be one IN the councils of this
great nation; have seen you sfilicri"ns | have
heard your groanings, and | want to 90 and
deliver you.
8 Bm this all seemed an idle tale to :he peo-
pie, and they would say one to anober, Ills
priesthood would b. better received al home
md he dared not for these savings. but passed
~, claiming the votes of the people
10. And il came pass, on the fourth day of
he eighth month, ingu-t,) that all the people
ls-embled together. even the two great parties
nd The young man and 'aron the priest were |
rnong the people. for the purpose of choosing |
ne ruler Tor this great mnIiliudr; and they were |
ivided, some for the young man and some for
AARON The priest.
IL. So al noond,y the wings, seeing the young
nan getting votes to the end, the priest wa
eglected' The wings lhsn assembled ioge,h.
r in small parcels, saying one To ap"iher,
really fear ou' priest is lost; nevertheless, we
vii do all that we can.
IL. And Thomas said know the wings have
OF assembled, aud now viii leave James ard
William. John and Michael. Nelson and rbwn>
$, the less among the multitude and | will
pparl into he country in quest OF more voiers.
nd so he rose aud mounted his beast. Journey
Y forth into the country, seeking to find more
1lers. Tor Aaron the priest was greatly in dan
rr Of loosing the station promised him by the !
higs.
10. o' os J'fu'uFNtu mIin, ub CiiDf |
'ar where Samuel was deeply deposited 20 the
,weIs Of the earh.t and he cried with loud .
,ice. Samuel. come firth and Immediately he a
ose and followed him; and Thomas said unto .
,mnrl. Our priest is in danger Of being set AZ Z
mght by The people; our c,ah is in danger, arise, 4
pray thee. mount one Of my beasts. and come :
To the help Of he wings against the mighty. o
Ia. And Samuel Immediately mounted the $
'ast. and they went ,hrir way. journeyiog to- c
a'd- Vienna. Aud as they journeyed iorib, u
homas said unto Samuel. Go straighiway 10 q
Jenna; salute no man bv the wa turn not To- |
e right nor TO The rh. for there are many lying j
w,i lp decriv-. aud y,n will many ''fo h. e."
d .'io there's" go n'd afer ihsrn. fr they will v
rely fu,n ava, your hear. a. they did in The b
IS # Monroe, your kin-man. But 60 ye 4
sightaay int. the city, snd AT window yon Al
\ zee man in light appa.sl standing. bearing a
his hand quantity of tickets; h. will tell you 81
that hom what you shall do; hear you him eI
Is Mud Samuel went forth as commanded
! a. be came to the city. the multitude came
ling together greatly wondering. crying ia
ny corner of the ciry. The Witch Of Endor c.
raised Samuel; aud fear fl on all that E,
c., so that there was silence for the space oi tr'
{ an hoBr. sa
10. And as Samuel came up. the multitude
pased that be bad been dead about E,ar days; lie
he Obtained his ticket and d~p,-ii-d il in the vi
ei boz fsr the priest. aud went bis waV. ch
q. so when the tickets were all csunied IL he
found that the young man was chosen ruler ~
he peorls by large m-iriiy. ~ then The th'
st and his parry assembled together and mi
lfned. saving one 90 ano'h-r. Vice is taken a
riuuse. AL nirtb Er m ,ski-h sadsess: so kn
all departed and went their way. ihs
In 81 the wings Of Scott -, ~
They threatened much but did Il not; !.
They said that Aaron Burr should beat r.,