Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-12-17

hs Pdhdees. Who make him
Chief Ruler of the City. 10 And
together they devour the substance Of
the Mem of Gotham. IA The WateA.
men of Gotham removed from tRe
.rale of Pkeraandipud. IL WHO
gathereM together the Hittites and Tie
Hammerises. 10 And eoneeiveth soih
The Mystery Of the Nsw Gospel Of
Peace. , y, rr 5.sq arI
/. Now II came to pass that in tie
city of Gotham were many Pshdees.
like unto locusts for multitude. And
they we're not of the land Of Un.
cuIpsslm, but came from an island be.
yond the great sea; land Of famine
and oppression. And they knew moth
ing They read not. neither did they
write, and like the muItitudes oI
Nineveh, many Of them did not know
their right hand from their left.
2. Therefore the men Of Unculp.
salm, who dwelt in Gotham, troubled
themselves little to govern the city,
and paid the Pahdees richly TO govern
il for them. Df-
8. For the men Of Gotham were
great merchants and arti6cers, trading
to the ends Of the earth, diligent and
cunning in their business, wise and or.
derly in their houseboulds; and they
got great gain, and the fame of their
wisdom and their diligence was spread
abroad. Wherefore they said, why
shall we leave our crafts and our mer-
chsndise. and our ships, and our feasts.
and the gathering together of our
wives and our daughters. and our
men-singers and our women singers.
to give our time to ruling the city?-
Behold here. are the Pahdees who
know nothing, who read not. neither
do they write. and who know not their
right hand from their left. and who
have never governed even themselves,
and who will be glad to govern the
city in our stead.
a. Wherefore the men of Unculp-
salm who dwelt in Gotham, went The
one to bis craft, the other to his ships,
and the other to his merchandise; and
the Pabdees governed Gotham.
s. Now Phernsndiwud saw that
the men whom the Pahdees appointed
to be officers in Gotham fed at the
public crib and waxed fat. and in
creased in substance. Moreover, so
great and mighty was the city of Co.
than that they who ruled it were pow
erful 10 the land of Unculpsalm;
stretching out their hands from the
North even unto the South, and from
the East even unto the West; but most
Of all were they powerful with the
men of the South.
6. And Phernsndivud said within
himself, Shall ! not feed at the public
crib, and wax fat, and increase in sub.
stance, and become a man Of power
in the land Of Unculpsalm?
z. So he made friends unto himself,
among the Pahdees, and OF certain men
of Unculpsalm who had joined them.
selves unto the Pahdees, and called
themselves Dimmicbrats.
8. And he became a great man
among them. And they made him
chief ruler Of the city. And it was OF
the Pahdees that he was first called
Phernandiwud.
8. Now. when Phernandiwud was
chiel ruler Of Gotham, the Pahdees, |
and the men of Unculpsalm which were
also Dimmichrats, did what was right
10 their own eyes; and they worked
confusion in the city, and devoured the
substance OF the men of Gotham
And the watcbman Of the city were as
clay in the hands OF Phernandiwud.
10. For be said. 1 will have a one
man power; and the one man shall be
ne, even Phernandiwud; and the Pah
lees. and the Dimmicrats, and the
Of Gotham shall do nv will:
and after they have done my will they
nay do what is right in their own eyes,
md work confusion. and devour the
peoples substance.
IL. And the men of Gotham were
amazed and confounded; and they said
,ne to another,
IL. Behold, we are held as naupht
BY Phernandiwud and them that are
lnder him, and be will destroy us and
bur city.
Is. And they could not cast him
'ut, because Of the Pahdees, and the
men of Unculpsalm who also were
Dimmicrats. ~
IA. Wherefore they said, we will
pray the governor and rulers of the
province to take the watchman of
he CITY from under bis hand, and
,ut IN other watcbmen who shall guard
he city, and the country round about
he sameS and be shall no longer work
'onfusion, and devour. our substance.
md destroy our city. ---
i5. Wherefore the watchmen were
aken from uuder his rule, and there
'ere appointed other watcbmen,
'hose captains were not Pahdees and
blowers Of Phernandiwud.
is. But Phernsndiwud, because be
oyed the people. and himself first, as
lumber one of the people. withstood s
ne Watchmen which the governor and
be rulers Of The province had appoint.
q. And be gathered together bis
'atcbmen and much people of the
'ahdees. and OF the men Of UncuIp. 4,
aim which also were Dimmi.bro,s