The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1867-06-26
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And ii slioso days efseg tlse Ktngef he NoEth Ia
con3uelGd the kl0g oil the South, there were mag
me;n H1en Of those vino are keepers of he Great Heuse
who sought 10 Cypress the King Of te S6Hth an3 hi
peopies Batsheg saith unto ths Hing Of the South aa
his people more asat shall you enter intc III
Great House.
@ Bat. those aaaoag yea rho areof adafker colo
may ester insesbs GTsa House because they did nc
assist The King of slle Soath.
Of IRE South we're sore asaeasea Because they s9uis
not again enseg a he Greet House. aud sere ezseed
ing wratis.
4 RoiaHf tie CRAFTY, said tsfta Thomas Tie GINNING
We viii cail orr ps9pis BeHs he shat Is cur
nin and ne shat il crafty WERE onre IL NE keepers q
the Great House, but had aided the King of the South
and could not again enter into the Great House.
5. And when he that crafty and he that is cunning
SAID unto the people, Come! they did from all d
rections and went into house near by and they did
eall one James, old man. to take the highest seat
and they called one Henry, young man, to write.
named Newt the sbellgerent who exhoTted the null
ttude to throw stones at the King of the North
and if the people of the South would be very kind to
the peopleo Of the North they would again enter into
the Great House.
z Then, there from among the multitude
George the APOSTLE who read his general episte
horting them to accept the peace offerings Of the
Roland the crafty said to James, the old man. who
sat upon the highest seat that the general epste of
George the apostle was good: and he exhorted the
multitude to accent The peace offerings
8. Now George the apostle was dspeased, and said
We will not accept the peace offerings, but win
oa H. Gnaot Hose nr;Il narar 80, Ia ~ aai
/ of the South enter into the Great House.
TO- Now James, the old man, said, If the people of
House the paanars of the Great House will
Il far them and the mnlt;tmda Tara ns,ch nleasnd
~ Nv = oan,a ~ nass that Thar,as ~ ~. -,
ninp did not see the mn It;tnde assembled - W.
| IS Then arose from amonp the mnltitnde David Tho
willy who exhorted the multitude to he very lima to
~ dl cola nd thoa e -, n.nu W
cnu1d carry the neone Of the South into the Great
House that those Of darker color were the friends of
the South. TIL so0e 8 80 s : IL -
- Nov tha n,nlt;t,da had aoraad 10 ant nndar tho
terms Of tbe nrinas as George the anoste had told
tbann ~ do hut ba be ia end ba ho - cnnn;n
and James the Old man and Martin the rharisee ana
anu Is IN, sae od @ ha th sna
Of oa af th huders Of The esraat Tamnle beearoe
" v 1t and we're vean;p and t. he
comfnrtsd "i0''t' 80" 'ep''-s NAs' -eSsN y -
~ nd II came IN Mage that tbara came down from
" az th 5st f K; ph WIZ hid,h .o
hundred leagnes off. and tbe Great Cantain wore a
hraast iata e Arc and ;aenth and hrm ana H.
roda vhta horse and ont af Tho horsa,s ;ssnad
fro and snota and hmssona 'ns no %
u "a And the Great Cantain saa milo Him that ;s
nyl, {ho{
10 vi, and nt Ian,as tba oId - 81 sa a -, 80 Mt;
tb r 1 t In; ~ , ana aitG
Of one Of the builders Of the Great Temple: Behold hold
am tba i;obt Of Inv Gloom at not VOW no 49,.
He'd. viii show Won the right ye,y -
Is Tban the Great Cantan gave than, vino of oo,
ISOLATION and their ioy Knew no bounds thew fell dow
and Jynrshinnad him and kssad hs Ioes IA htha
his feet in their tears and wiped them dry with the
ha;rs of their heads - ~
~ Than saith the Great (antain. Love vonr anamios
do GOOD To than, which bato on hlass tbsn, $50
Won md INTO him which smiteth Won m one cbaaIS
offer also the other and to him that taketh away thy
cloak forh;d not him To tale thV coat olsn +b w.
yon ns do in good faith and WILLINGNESS and
yrawar5 shall Ia srrao+ Ae' '-N J o'
is. And again Re gave them wine of consolation and
10 Vow sa;ib tho Gra.t e,,nta; ,n+o hin, whose
name is as the name of one of the builders Of the Great
Temnle Give me men and ink and naner that for ronr
hettar UNDERSTANDINGS NAV writa doyn * tba r;gbt
view and give it g he right -inen
on Ana sfter nortaking If tha vino of oonsoot;or
the Great Cantan wrote that We who abdatb in ths
land If the Caddoas in nl1 homo and aynectatio ~ on
neasinp ha wrath If the taeners of tha House
permanentIv and comnletely fhat nnr ioy NAV he fn
and with an abiding faith in the virtue and intelligence
If tba movie ns he If tho Nortb and tba nennl
If the K;ng of tba scntb and that We NAV rsnonn;i
those aer1onons subjects of aversion between The
King Of the North and the King Of the South We will
accent in oood faith and WILLINGNESS tbe recent aaca
offerings Of the mean men of the North
81 And after they had partaken Of the wine of con
ISOLATION the Great Captain further wrote that the
KING whose name is Phin and whose number ia fire
and who abdeth two hundred leagues off be assured
that those who abdeth in the land of the Caddoes
ready to act fright now to reconcile those acrimonious
subjects Of division between the King of the North and
the King of the South in full compliance with the pro
visions and requirements of the recent peace offerings
of the men Of the North
% And the Great Captain further wrote that: Twill
send these words to the King whose name is Phi1lip
and whose number is fire, and who abideth two hun
dred leagues off.
90 And again they partoek of the wine of consola-
ton
a. Then the Great Captain said unto each one of his
six disciples Write so that the keepers of the Great
House NAV know who of those who abideh in the land
of the Caddoes desreh to enter into the Great House
in good faith and willingness
s. Then the Great Captain said unto his six disci
pies: &c thou and talk these words which have writ
unto the multitude and tell them they must repent of
their rebelous spirit as you six have done and thew
must do it in good faith and willingness before they
can enter into the Great House
g. And then again they partook Of the wine of con-
ISOLATION
o. And unto him whose name is as the name of one
of the builders Of the Great Temple was gwen male
and cbise and tablet of marble and he waIketh
among the multitude eee, in the light of dav and mar
taketh of the wine Of consolation with each one who
is anxious to enter into the Great House in rood faith
and WILLINGNESS
%. And If came To mass that he whose name ;s &c T
the name of one of the builders of the Great Temnle
had gone amonoGhe multitude til his head was fnl If
the vine If consolation and he became sore al;ctad
90 And he who had GONE anoonS tha 1nnliitmda saw
that there were score and nna and these WITH tb
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