The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1853-11-24

A great revolution Of affairs will pass
over the land, before which the Aus
TRANS will disappear like chaff Then
the different States Of Italy will unite
themselves into one great nation, and
Rome will become the capital of the
Italian Republic for here, also, princes
will exist no more.
At this time the Christian Religion
will have to contend much against Athe-
lists men will pronounce it worn out
thing, and faith in Divine Savior will
decay, as it were. Finally, however, Il
new defender of Gods honor will appear,
and the worldly power of the pope will
be destroyed forever, and the really
Christian Church rise ia influence and
power. The Pope will be pensioned,
and none shall exist after him.
At about the same time, Greece will
be greatly pressed by the Turks. Asiatic
and African hordes will pour themselves
over its boundaries, and murder and
burning Will mark their path, The
king will despair of every relief, lay
down his crown and leave the people to
their fate. But another people, coming
in ships from the West, will bring help
to the Greeks and with the assistance
of this magnanimous people, the Greeks
will triumph over the barbarous Turks,
They will then cause the Ottoman
dominion to cease in Europe and drive
the Turks baSk into Asia. Constanti-
noplc will, however, become the capital
OF Greece.
Germany will be the scene of the
most fearful events. a destructive war
will rage from one end of the land to the
other, until, at length, the triumph OF
being inhabitants Of Free German
Fatherlaud will be secured to the long
oppressed people of Germany. Nations
living far in Asia will be called forth by
a German monarch to assist him, and
then great slaughter will commence,
in which neither women nor children,
young or old VIII be spared. Other
nations, from the West and South will
then rise up, and draw near to fight
these barbarous hordes and in tcrrlDle
battle on the banks Of large stream,
the Asiatic multitude will be vanquished
and only few Of them escape entire
destruction. a large German city, like
unto the once mighty Babylon, will be
burnt to the ground /; upon the place
where it stood men will scatter salt, and
no living being will live there any more
The thrones of the powerful will break
into pieces, their crowns will be shivcred
into spliuters, and their purple robes
will be rent to pieces, and after the
laundering sounds Of war and strife have
died away, the sun Of peace will shine
once more, and all nations of German
tongues will be united under one repub-
lcan constitution, happier and more
powerful than ever before. Poland will
also rise again, and its growth will be
more formidable than that Of any other
nation. The Vistula, stained with the
blood of Poland's opprcssors, will flow
for many days like a stream Of blood
towards the Baltic, and cast over its
banks dead bodies enough to fattcn all
the ravens of the world during a space
of one hundred years.
Similar events will occur in Hungary
where the bondman will avenge himself
terribly upon his oppressor. A person
of humble birth will arise and cry out
aloud, saying "Woe unto him who is
against me, for in my hands | carry the
sword Of Justice. Come unto me, little
ones, ye weak and forsakcn ones, for
justice shall be awarded to you" And
upon this, great fear and trembling shall
take place among the wealthy and pow
erful, the naughty and proud ones, and
before the cock shall have crowcd the
third time, they will disappear, and il 1t
be asked where are thcyI no one will
be able to answer.
The kings of Denmark, Sweden and
Norway will lay down their crowns vol
unfairly, and thus guard their lands
against the storms which will visit all
the rest of Europe at that time. These
kindred nations will unite themselves
into one brotherhood, without any acts
of violence, under the title Of Scandina-