The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1860-10-10

'Meny snail come, but only the appointed
shell be chosen-ah BreIhering, them war
the wurds off a great profc, who fit the
good fout with Satin, and banged the old
foller from Dan to Beersheba, but finally
he'd TO cave, 'fur he tuck him untoe high
mouLtin, whar the Curriculum roameth, an
the wurrum dieth not-ah y
The wurds of my tex refer specially TO
the grate election fight wich is goin on
some of the fighters gin out. Brelhering.
this yere's free fight, an anybody kin run
that wants 20. Thar's Major Breckinridge,
fire young man whose got into the firey
furnace, and wont get out-ah; and General
Jo Lane is dottin his eyes and crossn his
tees to shove him in fnrder-ah 1t no JUICE,
for thars big nigger stirrin up the Goals
with rail-ah, and DousIas is piln on
the kindlin, while Brother Greedy aud Sister
Weed are runnin around the outside
keepen themselves wurrum-ah Eur men
ny she'll come, bot only the appointed she'll
be choZen-ah y and the res: of them who
have burnt their lie ont. will find them
selves up 'intoe a high mounting, whar the
no,-ahP
Thar's Brother Beecher, who's been a
sIashin about from PM pit, with Sharp's
rifle on his shoulder, loaded to muzzle with
Independent powder and Tribune waddin,
and in his hand chunk of bleedin. Kansas
wrapped up in piece OF Scripture ah, but
he's not one of the appinted-ah. No brelh-
ering, for he's played out. He may shoot
off his rusty old rife as ouen as he likes,
but he cant hit the bulls eye-ah!
Thar's old Abe up thar in Tllenoy, who
thinks he's got sure dead ibing-ah; but
he'll keep on wras'lin with that thar al
mighty niger ontiI the cussed hee,hen'll
throw him cup in,oe high mountin whar
the curriculum roameih and the wurrum
dieth not-ah p Thar's old Bell, whom ar
a fryin 10 ring himself in as ore of the ap-
pnted-ah. bnt he's got writer fnr the
Ledger a hangia ontoe his heels and copy
of the Erpress in his pocket-ah, which is
proof that he can't be one of the appin,ed.
Thar's Brother Brooks, who ar going from
place 10 place seekin whom he may de-
vour somebody. a 6ahtin wind mills an
sich like, an doin odG chores fur them as
wants EN- done cheap, all a maxim fusion
inloe confusion-he's workin his way
''intoe high mounting xhar the curricn-
Ium roameth and the wnrrum dielh not ah."
My beloved 5rethering. yore rarslor is
goin to initiate the example of Old Seward;
he's a goin 10 travel from pnl pit 10 puI pit
preachin the Gospel, according TO bissell-
ah; he's gon TO vote for hisself-and iG
doin that he'll be sure of wun vote, an eff
he don't get any more he'll be thankful he
didn't ge, less and git sent up .'inio high
mounting whar the curriculum roameth and
the wurrum dieth not ahm
Yore parstor is giuin out of wind, and
nolis several of The Deacons are going into
pronac;ed snooze. Sich is lie. Little do
they think they ar a goin up 'into a high
mounting whar the Curriculum roame;h and
tie warrum dieih not-ah " Little doe they
think that they are not of the appointed
ahI
Deacon Slowboy will goe around with the
sarser an make a colIe>kan, for be is wun of
the chozen. The congregation will sing the
hundred and niuety-iusi him, long dry me-
Ter, beginnin at the third vers an toppin off
with .lhe Doxoloey, for verify | say untoe
yo, unless you are periec in grace, an vote
akordin to Skriptur, yo shell all be taken up
''inice high mounting whar the curriculum
roameth and the wurrum dislh not an ~
Sayin "menny shell come, bet only the ap-
pined she'll be chozen an I' Thar will be
meelin at airly candle light, in rhe base.
ment, when Brother Skeezicks will deliver
a lecInr fur the benefit OF the heaihen, at ten
cents a pop, 10 pay expenses, ah Brother
Siiggins will coLclude the exercises.-Netg
York Sunday dttds.
A Hearty I9Ueh.