The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1855-03-08
NUMBER Z
From tie abingdon Democrat
Chsp,er Froim the history Or sfKsow.vo,h-

&uuYttE sDo f1lbtOty Ol hBOWsNOtH
ipgisifi.
l. In The reign Of George, whose si,nsm'
was Washington, and who was also esiis.
The father Of bis county, and who was Chic
Governor Of tao United States.
2. There arose IN this country party call
ed the Fedefal:sls, whose chief prisa wai
one John, surnsmsd Adams and whose
chief pties, wac Alexander, surnamed Ham.
ilton.@ sa
g. Now John and Alexander were 10 die.
trust Of the people, so tha, they wanled .
strong government likeunto that which reign.
ed over England, a country lying to the east
wafd and beyond the 500. s'''.. - .Fes;s,s-
4 And il camo 10 pass that George having
given up his rule Of the people, John was
elected chiei ruler and yoYeuor thereof.
s. Now John teiag chief ruler, aud not
obeying the commandment which says Top
press not the stranger, for remember that ye
| yourselves were once strangers In the wlller-
ness Of Amefican
c. He made. proclamation throughout tho
land, that he would dive thereout every
stranger in the land who thought aughI against
his reign.
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and th6y arose in their might and hurled
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.. Aau "e p.op'e 0ao. '''en sses ,'uuu
$50 y" 4, l.. .1" .v1."y a1e ~ 's' Pai'
$500 '"e' 1'" ey1e y" up'n ouS
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y, wow .nsy 'Gos ino"as, ana mace nim
'h'e' 'u's' 'n''eaa 0' Joan "nom 'nfy had
cas-. ou, s -.
~. NOW inc reign Of ihomss was long
ana prosperous one anu 'ne pevps sag WIN
one voice 'we'' a'ns 'nou s0ou ana 'a''niu'
servant, Z
L. wow 'ne feds'a'''' os'as sore 'eNea
al 'heir ae'eay cast aoou' 10 'heh minus 20
aes'ss ways 70 se' 'ne"'s'''eS '''o o'soest
se" III "e 'y""sosue aeai"'
* Anu seeing 'ha' Tue peop'e "ees o'''st
sgs'"s' .',o name o. isae,a.s'' aN' hsy onaasei
u's'' na'ne ana henfe'o0h s't1I .'' wits 'a'sS-
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pass =" peoooss " o'"e ~-' .".y .'e0''u
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'no 'e'',a'''c '"''u'aou' '4o '1"s' oeo..'o
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had The dealing out oil Tue toa'es ana 'ne
hsnes' en- ...
40 ON' '"o 'oa.' 80" ~" ,"a. ..e -
pc e!e', ,.n 10y eat ""I
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a"1 'n'y VIZ 60. .l,s,.':'' -
n'au 'a.'aa' e, 80. eat ~ .s o ~" "
80 - -. f,I...,;s,. -. H., IT..
- w" "' ,,'' ,oo'a'''e 'ess ,.a w.
NS'Nf"N' -.
selves to change their name rom Repubii-
can, and henceiorlh iof while ca'ied them.s
selves "Whigs." fa
49, But the Nsdetalists sesing thai the peo.
pie were mol again so easily dece fved, they
be,hought themselves Of another change Of
name, aud many Of them called themselves
@Coaseryatives,n and drew many un.uspsc,,
ing and homes, people after them.
10. And The people bsl,ig again deceived
by fal,s names. i, came 10 pass tia. they
elected William Henry 10 be their chief rI-
ler. tesa Fa
20. And the Wings seeing that they wera
IN power, called back 10 their ien,s the con.
servatives whom they bad sen, ou, to blind
the people. .ssAs-q.4 s:-} 8
2i And the Ieorlc seeing they. asain
deceived. aud seeing The conservatives te'nfn
to the camp OF the Wings, exclaimng with
u loud voice "vsrily Tho dog will rssum 10 his
tomii, and the SOW 10 her walloa y ~.
90. And At came to pass thu, the people
again rose in their might, ndsleeled James
Knox, whose sirname was Polk, to be theft
ruler. 'I.T'1 -,
70. And the wings os'hs again 'n~a,.eu
IN their decep''ons, 'ney sous's ous ~ns'
manner OF way 'h?y "'s"' so, a,,,,' ,"'. psIsy.
and changing their name OF "Nutk W udtF