The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-08-08
URLINGTON WEEKLY HAWKEYE
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banner ofpessa Ia therefore viii raise it,
mat war and hate, which are the children
" y: soatah' pay be al IAN end, exceptsfor the
D,lmim1iiichrats which are not of our persuh
sion, and the men of Belial which preacl,
freedom unto the Niggah Them let us
i ma WIN perfect hatred, and upou them
iet US make war without ceasing. .
-. And when the Hittites and Ham
Inefites heard of liberty to the Niggah.
aney ali 2roaned with an exceeding loud
groaf,, as 1t We're if each man had been
5elIeu win pangs of gripings in his bowels
or TO hear of freedom to the Niggah is gall
ana Wornwood to the Hittites and the
Hammerites. :
-. Then said Fernandiwud, Through
the PRIDE OF their hearts and The vanity
ana "ickedneSs of their ilnaginations. the
rulers OF this land have sinned and done
Mr lS- ia That they have not allowed the
IsniY uIfee and the Phiretahs to DESTROY this
nation without making war upon il.
"A. fof theland Of Jnculpsal1n hath no
riSnt 70 a government, neither have the
people oi Uneulpsalin any right to- be q
hatioh. Neither is the Great Covenant a
covenant TO be kept except by the men Of
eacn province, 50 long as it is pleasing in
70. But these only.are right, Peace and
the everlasting NiggaA. Such peace as we
aaq aLo-et!ine, ere the accursed Spirit Bak
Bonn TOOK possession of this De0,,tp Peace
whlch Wlibenabie our brethren Of the South
TO eat inca bread in the sweat Of anethe,,s
lace; 10 rob the laborer of his hire: To op-
press the weak and set their foot upon tie
meek o. the iow3y to beat their Ni@gahs
win many stripes, TO hunt them with dogs.
anu 10 say them; 70 take their women for
concubineS, and to heget them sons and
daughters; and 10 self from the in6the, tie
ffuit OF her womb and the nursing OF her
BOSOM. TO make merchandise OF the fruit
oi !helr own IONS, and to sell their ewn
1lesh ana blood into bondage forever
70. Peace. my brethren. which will also
restore our right of free speech according
to the Great Covenant; Of which we have
peen robbed by the rulers Of this land. that
they may wage their wicked war upon the
Phiretahs. ~
"a. For, o men of Gotham. We see
DAY how your rulers Cypress you, and will
allow no man to speak evil OF them. that
they may wage this war without let or him
drance; and that all mems mouths are shut
by tear OF the galiows Or the dungeon, and
VINO Will not prophesy smooth things of
their Gamnable doings, and cover ND their
wickedness and glorify their abomina
tons. ~ =
Is. Therefore l declare unto you that we
must nave the peace, the speech which en-
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 NAV seize unon
them, and beat them with MANY stripcs.
and hang them upon trees, and roast them
with fire, and pour hot pitch upon them,
ana ride them upon sharp beams. very
speech, such as there was on the dav when
Prestenbrunx smote down Charles the
Summoner,.and beat him until he was nigh
unto death. . :
20. Let this peace hover over the land.
scattering balm from her outstretched
wings. Balm for the wounded souls of the
Ishlvulree aud the Phiretahs: balm for the
wounds when the Dlmmichratic brethren
nave inflicted on each other: balm for my
bruised spirit and defrauded expectations,
p 81. Let this peace come to us, my breth-
rem, and the lion of the South and the lamb
of the North shall lie down together. and
there shall no more be contention between
them; for the lamb shall be inside of the
lion. Eu-. r
81 Let US then be lambs, men of Goth
am! Yea, let us be meek as lambs. For
tits written that the meek shall inherit the
earth. -
HOW THE GOSPEL OF PEACE PREVAILED.
Is. And the new gospel of peace
spread abroad and prevailed nightly. -
46. And it went throughout all the land
OF uncleasalm even beyond the border of
Masunandicsun.
AZ. So that in about ten DAYS the chief
captain ofthe Tshivuiree, whose name was
RabbUtleeh Che who had forced Litullnak
who was surnamed Unready, to change his
base, and sent Joseph, whose surname
showeth that it was not he which fled from
the wife of Potiphar, back from whence he
camel, took an army of the Phiretahs and
marched into two of the provinces of the
land or Unclepsalm, proclaiming the new
gospel of peace at the point of the sword.
AZ, And he laid parts of those provinces
waste with fire, and he destroyed the bridg-
es that were over the rivers, and carried
OFT their horses and their corn and their
cattle; and put all them that resisted the
new gospel of peace to the sword.
40. So the people began to understand the
mystery of the new gospel; and they glo-
fed it; and they said, yet a little while, and
the Niggah shall be restored to his bondage.
and the Tshivulree and the Phiretahs shall
be our masters, and peace shall rule the
land with a rod of iren, and we shall COM
promise ourselves forever. And there was
great rejoicing
so. Now L, even I, Benjamin the scribe,
the brother of Phernaniwud, have written
these things, not of my own will, or of the
promptings ofmy own heart, for the truth
is not in me. But forasmuch as the spirit
OF prophecy hath descended upon me, like
the son of Beor, have uttered the
lnnernost thoughts OF my heart in mine
own despite, and have written the mystic
ny of the new gospel ofpeace.
JeG. Davis's CONSUMPTION Proc.
lamatiOn.
From the Richmond Enquirer JulyIS