Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-20
The a7th Cbapter ed Chronicles.

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we find in late number Of the Louisv1is Democrat
Our readers will recognize in the "Yorng Man" th'
present Speaker of the House Of Representatives. The
article will be particularly appreciated by those
having knowledge of the parties.
| THE 37TH CHAPTER I'D CHRONICLES
The Civil Wars in the Sh Month Of the Year 1851, ia
the County that Is called Scott, Ia.
1. And it pass in those days that the people
we're divided in two great parties, and each party gave
to themselves Of distinction such as pleased
them.
2. And the one party gave to themselves the name
sAigs and the other party gave themselves the name
| democrGts
3. Now, it to pass that the rulers were TO be
chosen from among the people, TO assemble among the
councils Of the naton and the democrats chose young
nan OF sprghtly appearance eloquent speech and
complshed 10 manners-the only son OF distinguished
man Of his party
a. And to pass the wings greatly troobled,
and said 10 another wnat shall do 10 deleat this
young mani And the wise Of their party assem-
bed together, and counselled one with another what
they should do
5. And Thomas rose mp from among them and said
fe wings OF Scott heaTken unto know that this
Young will be hard defeat and we have bat one
nan in all our ranks that withstand this young man,
md know that he is able defeat him. And they all
ooked one upon another saying, Who this man bel
6. And Thomas said II is Aaron, the preis he is
ioquent man. and his priesthood will enable hi to
ceed besides, he is of many tricks as the other
7. And they called Aaron the priest them, and
'ad unto him, HALL thou highly favored Of the wings
md gave him his charge saying, You chosen
" this great multitude to work that will fix your
station high in life; honor and profit await you. Now,
70 you among the people, and say unto them that II
been chosen and you in honor Of the great
vhg party, to represent you in the councils OF the
lation ~ and say unto them 81 know that you are
ieople greatly oppressed and feel your oppression
taxes and others things likely oppress you
ore and, peradventure, some democrat will hear you
md give you his support.
s. So Aaron the priest took sheir counsel and Jour-
ieyed forth among the people, stopping at every house,
Without distinction Of party, and saying, want to he
me in the councils of this great nation; have
'our aHiictions; have heard your groanngs, and
want TO 20 and deliver you.
g. But this all seemed idle tale the people, and
hey would say to another, His priesthood would be
etter received at home. And he cared for these
ayngs but passed on claiming the votes of the people,
10. And il pass the fourth day Of the
ighth month, (August,) that all the people assembled
ogether even the two great parties and the young man
md Aaron the priest were among the people, for the
purpose oil choosing ruler for this great multitude
md they divided some for the young and
.ome for Aaron the priest.
IL. So at noonday the wings, seeing the young
ettng votes the end the priest neglected. The
Wigs then assembeled together ia small parcels saying
to another greatly fear priest is lost;
heless, we will do all that
IL. And Thomas said, know all the wings have not
assembled, and now l will leave James and William,
Iohn and Michael Nelson and Thomas, the less among
he multitude and will depart into the country in quest
# more voters And so he and mounted his beast
ourneyng forth into the country seeking to find more
'oters, Tor Aaron the priest greatly in danger OF
DOSING the station promised him by the wings.
13 SO as Thomas ourneyed forth, he came where
Samuel was deeply deposited in the bowls Of the earth,t
md he cried with loud voice, Samuel, come forth !
Ind Immediately he and followed him; and Thorn
said unto Samuel Our priest is in danger of being
It nought by the people, our craft is in danger; arise,
pray thee mount of my beasts and come up to the
lin Of fba axHnfrra anaina fha hfv
IA. And Samuel Immediately mounted tho beast, and
they went their way, Journeyng towards Vienna. And
they journeyed FORTH Thomas said Samuel, Go
straghtwaY Vienna; salute by the way; turn
the right nor TO the left for there are many lying
wait deceive and you will many 'tO heres" and to
heres go not after them, for they will surely turn away
your heart they did in the days of Monroe your kns
nan. But 90 ye straightway into the city, and at
window you will see man in light apparel standing
bearing in his hand quantity of tickets he will tell you
n that hour what you shall do; hear you him.
Is. And Samuel went forth commanded and as be
came to tho city, the multitude running together
greatly wondering, crying in every Of the city,
The Witch of Endor has raised Samuel and fear fell
IN all that place. so that there was silence for the space
Of half an hour
IT, And ss Samuel came up, the multitude supposed
that he had been dead about four days. but he obtained
MS ticket and deposited it in the ticket box for the priest
and went his wav
hat the young chosen ruler of the people by
arge majority So then the priest and bis party
bled toge and mourned, saying 10 another, Vice
IS taken for virtue and mrth for monksh sadness;
they all departed and went their way.
Ia 81 the Wings of Scott
They threatened mueh but did it not.
They said that Aaron Burr should beat
Our Bnslish boy and him defeat
What thu word when It tried,
Altho' the priest and dried;
The polls were closed, the votes did
About his home the priest should stay.
mourning time among the whlgs
They sung songs nor danced no iies
But took their beds in sad surprise.
And feared 10y would riss
"a sonirlaw Of Aaron the prieet.
The was digging we'll
THr SprcrR MOVEMENT The amonut Of gold de-