Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-09-08
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New Book Of Chronicles.
In the land Of Washington, when
Fran kiln, whose surname was Pierce,
suled the tribes of that land, there
went forth In edict to tire tribe Of
Tennessee, commanding The people Of
that tribe to get together ana choose
from among them wise and discreet
men who sIlo bid have~rule over the
land for the pace Of two years, anil
give laws to be people, and see that
no harm came upon them.
And when the people Of the tribe
heard of this they we're greatly.pleas-
ed, and straigftway rose up to do as
they had been comm hnded
Now it 50 happened that The tribe
Of Tennessee bad for long time had
dissensions and .strifes, which wicked
men had stiffed up in their hearts,
and did not agree with ore accord as
they had been wont to DO; AND when
they counselal together, there was
u mighty tumnlt and strife as to who
should be chosen chief ruler Of the
tribe.
And when they SAW this, m pny Of
the tribe assembled together III their
chief city, in I'll e eafly Spring nonth,
ana said we will choose Add Phus,
whose surnameIis II enry, to ~ le over
The tribe
And whcn others Of the tribe heard
what had been done, they were much
reZel, and they said it is not meet
That Adolphus shall be our ruler; fol
a length of time he has beena teach
cr of heresy III the land, and has FOL
lowed after f4lse gods, and abut 60
our Fathers whom we loved, ans
talked hard things against the &c re
monies which they gave US; therefore
lit IS that we- Will not have Adolphus
ito he our ruler.
And straightway they met ant
too'5 counsel together about these
things, ana after this, with one nc
cord they rose up and s. id, let An
drew the Tailor, and not AdoIphus
be chosen for our ruler.
al ID this Andrew was Il cunning
work man in silks and satins. and hat
gre 1T fame all through the East coun
Try for the fine garments lie ba(
iiwrd usAt for the people. and withl
was a mighty man in 4 ie teachings
i Of bis fathqrs, and loved to follow il
] thdir Ways a I'D obey th4ir preeePts
Z which had been comm hudcd untr
, hilh.
, .AdolpjuF he lrd this, their pride wa
} greatly slire d up, and they raised :
, grdat drY Against Andraw, and sal,
: 10 t!-d people, men amt brethren
) what hink You Of this? Shall 6
: great ahdm 9 come upon the tnb'
E as thai -hndfew the Tailor SHALL hav
! preler9hHe Of our Adolphus.
s BeIbll Adolphus, what a gooll.
/ carria4e he hath, and how proud,
withal 1ha stands above ms brethren
! lie ISL |mhn Of smooth speech an
| much wisdom, and his fathers wer
! even TO boibre him, and from hi
! chillhP q 7 heiIas stulled.tp be grea
! III the lIndl
AMP Rs t9 This Tailor, what IS b
S that 4 e Should prevail agAinst Adoi
+ phus? hnow ye not thht he Is
d man dfImeah stature amp ungalnl
carriagai thd t when our AdolPhu
J, was st fdyibg smart sayings an
| sounding words, this SAME Andre7
/ ignoran aad a morkef in cloths. in
I a maker Iot rliment ior the people?
! And flso that heis nov ne iflen
! TO US WHO have WaXad strong aud be
: come riga in the land, but holf IS com
E mgnion with the poor, and eht an
s ! l. nj tl,a9. 4Nn4, .,nI SLOWS Z