The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-10-30
DEER PARK. Oct. 10.

-nr. Editor The richest political de.
monstration of the sea: on came off at the
Bunkerhill school house last evening. when
and where one William, surnamed Wallace,
an cxpounder of the law, and high Prizes,
Of the Publicans tRep) arose and spoke to
the peple:
Brethren, you who know me, bear testi-
mony that not politician (spcakiuy after
the manner Of men) but am en- eXpound3r
of the law, who has but just been called and
sent to teach this people the true doctrines
of our Fatheres
And those who were pleased with his say
ings cried Amen.
brethren, the time has come, when cor
ruption dees cover this land Ike wat:r COW
creth the great deep, abonn.iiEg also much
IN high places, therefore it becomes me, =
teacher OF the irae faith, to speak the wor1t
Of sobricty and truth with reverence and
party fear. Brethren let us liz, up our vol
ces as the voice of one MAN. Let Us cry
aloud and spare not til this corruption is
driveu from without our borders.
And the five and twenty faithful cried
Amen.
Brethren, let Us grid on our armour and
make war egain-t the mighty ruler James
OF the land OF Penn vino has has thus polu-
ted our county and perverted the sons of
our fathers, and even now Withholding from
W., his worthy sub ectS the spot OF office
Let US still cause strife and bloud,hej 10 be
continued around about his Western brr.
ders and thereby strengthen onr hands
against the time of trouble. Brethren how
long we have been mourning for the flesh
pots Of Egypt, yet when we would come 10
them, there IS i great guiph fixed, Ger
which as vet we have not been able 20 cross.
And the five and twenty faithful groaned
in concert.
Brethren, be yc not cast down and thus
sorely grieved in your spirits, for it is re-
vealed to me how our faith is 10 remove this
mountain.
Aud the faithful answered so mote it
be-"
Brethren, there is one Stephen who IS
law giver among the people, who las
preached new doctrines and has sal. Divers
things against US in high PAGES. Him
must we cruelty" then tney lay hands up
on one Abel to save uS.
And the faithful again crieI Amen.
Brethren, there i many scduous persons
in the borders OF OFT city with whom we
are sJreiy troubled, among them is one VII
liam, a worker in iron, and is not clothed
upon with purple aud fine linen, yet docs
he presume TO speak much evI! Of u> in the
market places OF our city and county round
abOu; striving 10 bring our doctrine into
cisrepute among men, and also one SamIe'
his brother, according 10 the faith, Hith
whom We are grcv.d on account Of his ma
~ savings against the faithful. To destroy
him, We must array the young man Fran
els. who i surnEm-d Warner, and humbly
pray the multitude TO give the keys Of the
prison TO him rat..er ihan to this hereto
samuel Besides al this the Dread deci>.
ION of the supreme law givers OF the ghty
ruler James must h- held up to the be-
n GIFTED people Of Egypt as Moses held up
the fiery serpent Ia the wilderness, and Ike
them be cured Of their iufimi'v.
And the faithful cried, let Us give ear to
the words OF wisdom rs spoken ly our
mrch:y champion William.
So eHdctA the chapter.
Az 0rrzIDrR.