Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-10-13


tmenl saying. Though the Niggah's ski
i be black and his hair woolly. and hi.
shins likefunto icueumbers.a and his heel'
-thrustiagsouk backward. and though he
have an ill savorI not to be endured by
those who get not children Of NIggah wo-
: men, is vet IA man; men Of Belial which
: said, Ali things whatsoever ye would
that men should do to you, do ye even
! so to, them; fer this is the law and the
! prophets. u9dt soaayhe ysdt pa
Is. And the slaves were for a reproach
throughout all the world unto the men
Of the South, and even to the who le land
Of Uncnlpsalm. But by reason Of the
great covenant and the laws Of the prov,
| inces. the men Of the North had naught
to dp in this matter. '9 = ~
| : n 10 But the men of the South which
had Niggahs for there were multiiudes
which had no Niggahs, and they were
p,,or and oppressed) needed it not for
they were a stiff necked generation. =
Aud they said, we will not les our Mig
gahs go free; for they are our chalts's.
even as our horses and our sheep, our
swine and our oxen; and we will beat
them, and slay them, and sell them. and
rbeget children If them. and no man shall
.gai.,say us. We stand by the Great
/ Covenant .d9G9 sgug ssfsl
20.9 Moreover we are Tshivulrec. sail
5g2l. Npwato7be of the Tshiyulree was
| the chief boast among the men OF the
South, because, it had been a great name
upon the, earth For Of olden time he
who was OF the Tshvulree was bound by
an oath to defend the weak and succor
the oppressed yea, even though he gave
| nis life for them But among the men
tof the South he only was of the Tshivul
rec who ate his bread in the sweat Of an
others face. WIN rob the lahorer of his
hire, who oppressed the weak. and set
his foot upon the neck of the lpwly. and
! who sold from the mother the fruit Of her
womb and the nursing Of her bosom. -
Wherefore the name Of Tshvulree stank
| in the nostrils Of all nations
| 22. For they were i'll the a'kness OF
false dispensation. and had not yet learn
ed the mystery of the new gospel OF
peace. '@a}i u osoiao# Dah ost'
23. And when the Tshivulree found
within their borders those men OF the
North, iniquitous men which said that
! mans blood cannot, be bought, and men
Of Belial which said, D. ,ye unto all men
as We would have all men do unto you,
lthey seized upon them and beat them
with many stripes AID hanged them up
on trees, aud roasted them with fire, and
poured hot pitch upon them, and rode
/ them upon sharp bearns,a very greNlons
ITO bvstriaey and ipersecntcd them even as
IL was fitting such pestIent fellows should
be perseruted ,e4sl sd3 II nroha ..f
|. ~ And they said unto the men OF
! the North, cease ye now to; send among
us these men of Belial preaching iniq'l-
ty. cease also TO listen nnto them your
selves, and respect the Great Covenant,
Of we Will destroy this nation 7at
25 Then whenthe menof Unculpsalnl
which, called themselves Dimmichrats,
and the pahlees, seeing that the Ishi-
i ynlrre Of the South had ouly one thought
i and that was ,fur, the Niggah, said. We
will join ourselves unto the L T>hiynlrce.
and we will have but one Thought with
4 them, even the Niggah and we shall
j rule the land of Unculps and we shall
j divide the spoil. 3'l4 a1s t''@D.a 'F III
I 26. And they joined themselves unto
the Tshivulree and the Tshivulree O
the South. and, the men Of the North,
which called themselves Dinmichrats
and the Pahaees ruled the land Of Un.
/ culpsalnl for many years; and they dl
yided7 the spoil. aud they had but OH,
i thoug hi. even for the NIggah. III
J. i 27. Wherefore be was called tho ever
lasting Niggah. 40'' : '''.'7.z' ta5
n rs Now. about these days came
Philip. from the new Athens, a priest q
.Beelzebub, and he taught in the Taber
.nacle at Gotham ...4 .... Hys
20 Aud Philip had many words bn
! only on; thought; anil that. like tn
i thou ght abf the men of ltile9 South. wa
!, for the Niggah hnaBut he respected NJ
the Great Covenant, And he said unit
the people ye ought to set the Nlggal
| free.
II 9ol Anp when ~ camco to pass tha
rhwhen he was eaching i'nthe Iaberilaele
tile chief captain # baud Of Ham
merires $50 called because they hrak'
+ the heads Of all them that set them elye
f up against tlieni). entered ard protest
ct ei unto HIM that heshoald noraprei teacl
.lErs,sch pestllentaldoctrine. And bavini
lh:stbapd with him, he knocked Phil
down. and thrust him from the p'iipl
wherein he was speaking, and drafe liif
- utit Of tie Tabernacle ~
u 81. Npw1this was the first ministra
+ ton Of the new gospel of peace 4 But q
/ yetit was not preached for 1t had II
!, APOSTLE. o bssaaua ,ssa s.
-jd5 3D. Bat in process Of time the minis
ters of Bsllal rurned. the hearts Of man
q men, even Of them which called then
selves Dimmiciirats 70 ihilnitJ !; al
/ they all began ts say that tho strenst