Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-03-02
The Fail of Babylon.
Nor PROM REVELATIONS, CHAR. lSrH, BUT
From NUMBER 200, PAoR ., COLUMN
8, or THE Trojan CHRONICLES,

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/. Aud after these things | saw an
other angel come down from Heaven,
having great power and the earth was
frightened with his glory.
> And he cried nightly with strong |
voice saying, Charleston the proud is |
fallen, is fallen, rit was the habitation |
Of evil men, the hold OF the foul spirit |
of rebellion of conspiracy, of treachery, |
and of oppression cage Of unclean |
and hateful birds.
5. For all nations drank OF the wine |
of her intoXication aud ambition, and
the kings of the earth joined hands with
her, and the merchants OF the earth
grew rich through her ayarice and OPP
preston.
4, And | heard another voice from
heaven saying Come out from Confrder-
acy with her, my people, that We be not
partakers OF her sin, and that We be not
punished i'm her DOWNFALL,
3. For her sin hath reached unto
Heaven, and God hath remembered her
iniQuities,
6 She will be rewarded even AS she
rewarded the poor and there will be
doubled unto her the wrath which she
sought to prepare for others. the cun
which she filed will be filed TO her
double
:. How much she glorided herself and
lived deliciously, SO much modification
and sorrow will she endure; for she
said In her heart, | sit queen and |
shall see no sorrow.
8. Therefore her plaques come i'm one
dav. death and mourning and flight:
and shall be burned with fire. for strong
Is the Lord God, who judgeth the earth,
Q. And the kings aud mobiles OF other
lands, who looked deljCiOusly upon her.
shall bewail her and lament for her,
when they shall see the smoke Of her
burning.
TO- Standing afar of for fear OF her
torment, saying, alas, alas, that proud
city, that arrogant city for in one hour
is thy Judgment come.
II. And the merchants of Nassau and
LIVERPOOL shall weep and mourn for her
for no man shall buy her merchandise
any more of them.
- And no man shall buy in her apv
NOR cotton. even fine cotton. or buy or
| sell in her aaV more slaves or the SOulS
of men
IA And the merchants Of thesa tbi,,,,s
that ware r,odo rich b, hon Ia nobj9s
tbef roioionI w bnr ~ nc, AZ
Sooi+ y,it, h. ,D No. riiWe ana men IiaV
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mnonio '''''''o = '0'''' ''N U'7'S % 'he
p0Tt''GI u.hou ..,.a .e.--o,,
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VI s ,rI J~o sd j'Tr' ofi ;u' Hay oe'"'en AeL
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10, ana saying Mas, 8Ias' tne proud
Guy IN one hour' SO great TlcheS anu
50 great people We're brought 10 nought.
10 ana every snip master, and all the
company IN shlpS, an" sailors ana as
many as traae by sea, ana politicians
ana hooleS STOOD atar on,
| IL. ana crled when they saw the
smoke OF her burning, saying, what city
| was IKE 10 TINS, OF Calhoun and Brooks,
SRilCerS OF the innocent, oPpTesSorS OF
saves
10. ana Cney cast aust on theif headS,
ana crlTu, weeping ana waning aging
AlaS' Vle PROUD cry Uha' 4eheo the
ohiou, ChaV OUTRAGED ,,l'T man tha' raised
IC9ei. aooVJ yue "a Vi go" LII one Aour
S''I 20 H" n ?eilS''S', .. o.
D,I -, 1870 w. Ii'I, T%tI'7oh ana
i, lial' ,9 S'iiu n L,te!9oil anu LnCoIH re-
y joio &c " n5I Sl,IiIS VI our I@th5Is re-
!olIo, v, H''''"' I"i 7lle 1haI ha1eo you Is