The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-02-17
Prophecy.

however cOnlucnl inQ careless YOU
may be, this one thing is certain.
Difficulties and troubles already exist
that never can or will be removed, until
this Republic shall fall.
1t would take much time and space to
give al know about this event. and in
deed | would neither be needed nor un-
derstood if did,. so | leave the subject
for the result as the next succeeding wears
will show.
Please remember this statement and
be ready for the event.
The next government WI be Thcoc-
r .s,.,. Not however in the more common
acceptation of that term, but will be the
higher wisdom acting, upon susceptible
and pure minds, and they exertlng an
influence of kindness and justice upon
others that shall persuade all to do right
as they shall all see that virtue is her own
rewartler, and vice her own punisher.-
In short, right shall be law, and love shall
be free f
Given at Sandusky, Vt. Dee. 81, A
D. 1857.
d. TARBELL. Jr.
We find the above in the Worlds Pa
per. Who dares to question its truth.
The Millennium at hand Shout, 0 We
mountains and skip ye little hills, and We
disconsolate and sorrowing humans,
smoothe out your wrinkled visages and
prepare to sing in hallclujal! metre
The gifted seer disccrns the ''good time
coming" and like faithful watchman
shouts out the glad news. We wish he
had told us more about it. He should
remember that it is the duty Of prophets
and priests to lift up their voices even if
they are not ''heedcd nor understood"
In the means to be used in bringing in
tie ''gool time" we sec nothing new
"Higher wisdom has always been acting
''upon susceptible and pure minds" and
these minds have exertol their influence
upon others, and the world has been bet
ter for it. We too believe in the ultimate
emancipation of the world from the thrall
of vice and error, but we had supposed
that the work of regeneration would be
slow and wearisomo. But we listen will
pleasure to the cheering words of this
latter day prophet. Glove shall be free"
Take courage yebashful or rejected young
men, be cheerful and confding We some
what antiquatcd spinsters. Pure aff,c-
tons will soon be as plenty as potatoes.
We hope money and molasses will be
plenty also.
The same number of the Worlds Pa-
pcrwhich contains this comforting proph-
ecy, also gives a reply to a few remarks,
we made some time since about poem
printed in that sheet, and purporting to
be composed by the spirit of Burns
This reply is slightly tinctured with fee
bic s; tire. We give the concluding por-
ton of the article.
Beccuse this is not equal to ''Tam O.
Shantcr," DE, is it necessary that it is not
Burns. Do YOU write as well at one time
as another! If SO you better quit find
ing fault, and at the same time throw
out some of the poetry you have in the
same paper, which all agree is no better
than Brock the cradle Lucy" Or some
other bed guilt song.
Now SIT, all we ask is for you to show
yourself higher and better Judge Of poe
try, when more spiritual or temporal,
than we are, then you may set as Pope
and strike at all reform, and level it to
the ground, but till you can we say forev
or hold your peaca.
Clean your own teeth and sing songs
Of poetry to your own satisfaction; then
will we say to thee, well done good and
faithful servant, enter upon stand befit-
ting az editor.
What most amazes lis is the marvellous
circulation our poem must have had
"-4N,' agree in pronouncing upon it
Then Ill must have read it. To be
sure it is esteemed no better than ..Rock
the cradle Lucy" but then We never en-
pected to compose anything to equal that
i'll popularity. What n shed quilt song"
is we do not know. VIII the Worlds
Paper enlighten us? Is it only refined
name for "a snore2 For the advice in
the last paragraph we arc profoundly
grateful. Wehave followed the friendly
counsel. We have purified our dental or
gans. We have warbied molodious p;eans
to our hearts content, and by return mail
shall expect some token of appreciation
from the Editorial Corps Of the Worlds
Paper-that exalted band who are favor
ed with prophetic frances, whose sublma-
te | beings, vibrate like pendulum, be-
tween ''the earthly and eternal"
ES- Things Will 90 when they get
into the papers. Some time ago we gave
notice of the dance at Mr.. BeIdcn's, and
of the fact that pay might be made in
''truck and dicker." The Hudson Star
commented jovially upon it and now we
find the following paragraph in the Clevc-
land Daily Repicw: