Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-10-13
NO. 4.


not he used to cypress tie Nlggah de-
laring in the w,ckrdness Of heir magl-
nations and the hardness Of their hearts,
that whatsoever the people of Unculpsalm
would that Others should do to them
even ST. they should do to others, even
unto Niggahs.
3d. But they had respect unto the
Great Covenant, and sought not to set
the Niggahs free and they returned
unto the men Of the South the Niggahs
that fed from th, ir provinces, according
to the Great Covenant. &,
"a. Moreover the men Of the North
made soft answers unto the men OF the
South, and sirove TO turn. away their
wrath, and to live with them, as breth-
ern, For. though they feared them not,
neither hated them, they did fear that
they would destroy the nation.
35. And the Tshivulree Of the South
saw that the men of the North feared
thcir threats; and they waxed bolder and
said, We will not only keep our Niggahs
in our own provinces, but we will take them
into all the country of Uucul psalm,
which is not yet divided into provinces.
And they went roaiing up and down the
land. fe Stl-AA
36 But in process Of time it CAME to
pass that the spirit of their foretathers'
appeared among the men Of the NORTH
even the great spirit Bak Bohn; and nc
,stlffencd up the people nightly.
81 So thattthey said unto othe men of
the South, Hear US, our brethern =
We would live with you in peace, and
love you, and respect the Great Coven-
ant And the Niggahs in your provln-
ces ye shall keep, and slay, and sell, they
and the children which ye beget. of them,
into slavery, for bond men and bond wo-
men for ever Yours be the sin before
the Lord, not ours for it is your doing.
and we are not answcrablo for it. And
yonr Niggahs that fee from your prov
ince- they shall he returned unto you,
according to the Great Covenant Only
take care lest peradventurc yemake cap
tives the Nlgyahs ofour provinces which
we Dave ludiC lIcc HCI.t Y 0hl44 All AiO
wise take Niggah of them
rs Thus shall it be with your Mig
gahs and la your provinces, and yours
shall be the blame forever. But out Of
your provinces, into the common land of
Unculpsalnl, yc shall not carry your Mig
Q abs except they be made thereby free.
For that land is common, and your laws
and the statues Of your provinces, by
which alone yc make bondmen, run not
in that land And for all that is dono
in that land we must bear the blame
with YOU. For that land is comm IN;
and we share whatever is dpne therein;
and the power Of this nation and the
might of its banner shall ~ longer be
used to oppress the lnwly and to fasten
the chain upon the captive. Keep ye
then your bondmen within your own
provinces.
80 Then the T>hivu'ree Of the South
.waxed wroth and foamed in their anger,
and the air was filed with their c,irsings
and their reyilngs. And certain Of them
which were men Of blood, and which were
possessed Of devils, and had difficulties,
and slew each other with knives and
Shooting irons, did nothing all their time
but rave through the land about tho
Niggah ~ s..
40 Now these men were the fore-run-
ners of him that preached the new Cos
Bpel OF peace. and prepared the way be-
fore him. Wherefore they were called
| Phiretahs c4
Al. And it came to pass that one of
the Phireaths, whose name was Prestcn-
bruux. was wroth with Charles, who was
snrnamed the Summoner. who was ona
Of the chief l,w-giycrs Of the land OF Tn
culpsalm and also one Of the men OF Be-
1lial, who taught inlquity, saying. W hat
seeker ye wuil that mea should do to
! YOU do We even 50 to them, even unto
Niggahs.
For Charles the Summoner had de-
/ clared hat it was not lawful for the men
Of the South to take their Nlggahs out
Of their nw1 provinces. And thus it was
I that Prcsfea5ruux was offended in him.
A.. Wireret"re Prcster1rnux took
Ifltito Himself other Phiretahs, and he
sought Charles tie Sommoner. and found
4 him, aio,tc at a table, writing in the great
hall Of Uuculr psalm And lie canle upon
him unawaress and he sinote him and
beat nm to the ground, 50 that he was
nj gh INTO death.
43. And this was the second minis
tratlon Of the new gospel Of peace. But
even powit was not preached, for it bad
fyet no apostle.
+ Al Ard after these things, James,
whose sirname bei6g interpreted mean
eth Faeing hoth-ways. ruled in the land
IOf UncuIpsalnl.
bgSgA A mother. admonishing her son,