The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-25

derision in the time of her trial, and to
aid Jeph the Repudiator, and his spies
and his emissariss. and to work confusion
in the land.
IL. For SO shall the people be weary Of
their rulers, and bewildered with our con.
fusion; and they shall trust us, and turn
unto us in their desolation, and say, Yer.
lily, these are the men, and make us rulers
of the land.
IL. Then will we compromise ourselves
again unto our masters the Tshivulree and
the Phiretahs, az it is meet, and right, and
pleasant for rs to do; and We shall End
yet deeper dust wherein to crawl before
them; and We shall loosen the bonds of
these provinces, and make each governor
of province thereofa little satrap, but
great in his own eyes and in the eyes of
the Phlankees which will surround him,
that he may defy the chief ruler of the
land, and we sha II divide the spoil. =
Il. And again Phernandiwud opened
his mouth and said, o, my brethren, the
day Of calamity cometh upon the land of
Unoulpsalm, and there is no man able 10
help. Therefore have / come hither that
! may save this nation. No man raiseth
the banner of pence. Therefore will raise
it, that war and hate, which are the chill
dren of Satan, may be at an end, except
for the Dimichrats which are not Of our
persuasion, and The men of Belial which
preach freedom unto the Niggah. Them
let us hate with . perfect hatred, and upon
them let us make war without csasipg.
g. And when the Hittites and Ham
merites heard ofllibsrty to the Niggah,
they all groaned with an exceeding loud
groan, Is il we're if each man had been
seized with panga or grppings in his bow
els. For to hear of freedom to the Mig.
gah is gall and wormwood to the Hittites
and Hammerites
90. Then said Fernandiwud, Through
the pride of their hearts and the vanity
and wickedness of their imaginatious, the
rulers Of this land have sinned and done
wickedly in that they have not allowed
the Tshivulrse and Phiretahs to destroy
TINS nation without making war upon It.
e. For the land of Unculpsaim hath
no right to government mt neither have the
people Of Unculpsalm any right to be ma
lion. Neither is the Great Covenant q
covenant to be kept, except by the men
of each province, so long ~ 1t 10 pleasing
in their eyes.
60. But these only are right. Peace and
tbs everlasting Niggah. Such peace as
we had aforetims, ere the accursed spirit
Bak Bonn took possession of this people.
Peace which will enable our brethren of
the South to eat their bread in the sweat
OF another's face to rob the laborer of his
hire; to oppress the weak, and set their
foot upon the meek of the lowly; TO beat
their Niggahs with many stripes, to hunt
them with dogs. and to STAY them to take
their women for concubines, and to beget
of them sons and daughters; and to sell
from the mother the fruit Of her womb
aud the nursing of her bosom to make
merchandise of tho fruit Of their own loins,
and to sell their own flesh and blood into
bondage forever.
81 Pesce, my brethren, which will also
restore our right of free speech according
TO the Great Covenant; of which we have
been robbed by the rulers of this land,
that they may wage their wicked war
upon the Phirstahs.
90. For, o men Of Gotham, We see this
day how your ruler rs Cypress you, and will
allow no man to peak evil Of them, that
they may wage this war without let or
and that all mems mouths are
shut by fear of the gallows or the dungeon,
who will not prophesy smooth things OF
their damnabie duings, and cover up their
wickedness and glorify their abomina-
tons.
29. Therefore declare unto you that
we must have the peace. the speech which
ensueth from free speech. So that when
men of Belial seek to turn the hearts of
the men of the South to setting their
bondmen free, and taking away from US
our everlasting Niggah the Phiretahs
may seize upon them, and beat them with
mauy stripes, and hang them upon trees,
and roast them with ire, and pour hot
pitch upon them, and ride them upon
sharp beams, very grievous to bestride.-
Peace and free speech, such as there was
on the day when Prestenbrux smote down
Charles the Summoner, and beat him un-
til he WAS nigh unto death.
80. Let this peace hover over the land,
balm from her outstrctched
wings. BALM for The wounded souls of
the Tshivulree aud the Phiretahs balm
for the wounds which Dimmicratic bre,h-
rem have inflicted on each other; balm
for my bruised spirit and defrauded ex-
pectAtions.
81. Let this peace come to us, my
brethren, and the lion of the South and
the lamb of the North shall lie down to-
gether. and there shall no more be con-
tention between them for the lamb shall
be inside of the lion.
50 Let us then be lambs, o, men of
Of Gotham Yes let us be meek as lambs.
For it is written that the meek shall in
hsrit the earth.
HOW THE NEW GOSPEL OF PEACE Pre-
VAILED.
Is. And the gospel of
psacs spread abroad, and prevailed might
ily.
46. And 1t went throughout all the