The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-08-08
The Last Political Pamphlet.


year.-N. Y. Independent.
The Last Political Pamphlet.
THE NEW GOSPEL CT PEAcE.n-Sin-
clair Tousey, No. l2l Nassau street. pub
fishes an anonymous pamphlet, entitled,
! The New Gospel of Peace, according to St.
Benjamin., which has some clover hits al
the Wood and seymour school Of politicians
who prefer TO sell the nations birthright
! rather than TO crush the rebellion.
1 We quote few passages from this bro
/ chWre
81 a 6, And this was we'll pleasing
unto. certain men of the Dimmichrats. For
/ they said in their hearts, II this nation can
! be saved by the rule OF the Diinmichrat.
I of our faction, let it be saved but If not.
let ltpefish, and let us rule in our own
! provinces. -f.... i
I. But they said not this openly; for they
! feared the people t@
| S. For in all this time the hearts of the
men of the North failed not, neither did
| they talter ia their purpose To preserve
the nation from destruction.
| 9. And of the Dinlmichrats it was only
| they who were faithful to their masters the
Ishivuiree and the Phiretahs, and who
were meek and lowly, and who sought to
compromise unto them, and crawl on their
bellies before them, which was well fitting
| for them to do, and to say unto them, What
would our masters have? and what shall
| their servants do that they may be gracious
unto their servants, and allow them little
share in the ruling of this land?-it was
these only among the Dimmichrats who
were we'll pleased because Abraham and
his consellors prevailed not.
| 10. And these men held not up the hands
of Abraham their ruler, but sought occasion
| to prevent his purposes and to bring his
counsels to confusion and his doings to
naught.
13. And they sent messengers unto the
Tshivulree and the Phiretahs, saying these
things; and their scribes wrote them in
books by night, and sent them out unto the
people by day. But the Tshivulree and the
Phiretahs spurned them; for now that thew
could no more use them, they looked at
them with loathing.
IA. Likewise also some of them went
| priyily to the ambassador of the land of
Jonbool, even that land which sought the
destruction OF the nation of UnlucpSaIn .
Is. And they said unto him. Let us take
counsel together that we may bring about
the great end, the ceasing of the war with
out the putting down of the rebellion.
Is. But he was crafty and answered them
nothing. And he wrote letters unto the
| rulers of his land saying, / will watch
| faithfully, and will turn aside neither to
the right nor to the wrong, going which
way it may be needful if it leadeth to our
prophet. So shall I show myself worthy
! to be ruler in the land of Jonbool. i s.:
THE CHIEFS OF THE PEACE MEN,
81. Now the chiefs of this sect in Goth
| am were these:
y. Fernandiwud, who had been the chief
ruler of the city, and Benjamin his brother:
James the scribe, which knew NOTHING
and Erstus his brother; Saumel, who was
| rich in butter; Hiram the publican who
was also sinner; Hiram who smelled afar
| IN the tents Of Tamunee, mot that he was
taught to ride, to shoot the bow. and to
speak the truth, yet did this Cyrus shoot
with longer bow than the others PRINTS
| the scribe, whose beard was like Aron's.
and who dwelt among the merchants
Samuel who made the lightnings of heay,
en- his messengers: Kerr Tiss, who wrote
concerning the Great Covenant: and one
who dwelt in the elbows OF the Mincia.
ana destroyed the hearts of women: Isaiah.
VINO was captain of the Hammerites:
Sa1nnle!, whose surname was Brin-
| nlzmald, and whose fathers ate hasty
pudding; and Augustus the money chan
ger, who aforetime was called Schombere
70. Now the others We're Gentiles, but
Augustus was of the circumcision, 9aj
"a. ana all these men served diligently
thelr master, who was Jeph the Repudia-
tor. And many of them were Scribes, but
all OF them were Pharisees; for they held
TO the letter of the law, but knew not it's
spirit. And they taught, like them of old.
concerning the Sabbath, that the nation
was made for the great Covenant, and not
the Great Covenant for the nation. E.f
20. ana the inn of Hiram, which before
the war began in the land of Uncul-
psalm had been filled with Tshivulree and
Phiretahs, and with Plunkees compromis-
ing themselves unto their masters, the
fhlretahs, and crawling upon their bellies
no nh &c -.
OF resort for them that still served the
ishlvulree and labored to prosper the rebel
Hon. There they gathered themselves to-
gether and plotted in secret how thew
might ensnare the rulers of Unculpsalm.
ana rejolced openly when the banner of the
rhlretahs prevailed against the banner of
Unculpsalm. So did the inn of Hiram be-
come the synagogue of the rebellion.
FERNANDO WOODS PEACE MEETING.
Z. And Phernandiwudl looked for
the assembling of the men which ha had
summoned, they and their following. at the
nail OF Peter the Barrel-maker, and the
space round about.
.. But these men came not James the
Scribe, and Erastus his brother: Samuel
whose surname is Brinnsmaid and the 9th
er Samuel; Benjamin, the brother of Pber
nandiwud, and Elijah Of Tamunee Hiram
the publican, and Cyrus, Primus, and An
gustus the money changer, and their fol-
lowing. ~
,,, 9: For they had said within themselves.
rms gospel of peace will be an offence un,
TO the people, who are peryerse in their
own hearts, and who love the banner of
Oncuipsalm, and have respect unto the ru-
lers chosen unto the Great Covenant. even
although the men be not to their liking.
al ana VINO are foolishly bent on destroying
the armies and the power of them who
would destroy the nation.
IL: Wherefore we will not be seen listen
better for us to cry out for war, and mean
while to hinder the war in secret, and to
seek every occasion to bring the rules of
our country to scorn and derision in the
Tune u! OF her trial, and to aid Jeph the Repu-
a od and his spies and his ernissaries,
ana 70 work confusion in the land.
II. For so shall the people be weary of
their rulers, and bewildered with our con-
fusion; and they shall trust us, and turn
u, us in their desolation, and say, Veri-
~ these are the men, and make us rulers
II. Then will we compromise ourselves
again unto our masters the Tshiyulraa owl