Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-06-13
WRITTEN By SOME OF EN-.
CHAPTER v.

SSANa
We have before Written0 after having.
been bound BY the "Lord's" court, IN.
the mighty city, and having brought
forth acceptable and responsible men %
his surety, for his appearance before the
court Of the land, that be was faithful to
his PROMISES.
2 Aud on the first day Of the nett
term OF the court, held after the con-
mission Of the many crimes, by the Sia.
ners 10 tho city OF the lord, whereof
he was accused, there was assembled 5
mighty multitude Of the people from tbS
twelve parts Of the entire land and 70
.~gionrOund about the country, and the
CITY Of Macarthur, afsr of, and Whe com
pose the council aud q part Of the court,
and whose chief business it is to hear all
of the ACQUISITIONS, Of whatsoever kind,
against the eitigens.Of the land.
g. And when shy accusation may be
presented before the council, that is
.greyious. and offensive, either to tho law
OF the citizens it is made the duty af the
council by tho laws o. the land, tOIbring
an indictment before, tho JGdge pf the
court. i,i gs3ii3 roe tUG 9iai
ia And II TO- made the duty OF the
court to hear the acCusatiOns agsiEet eV'
cry such person, and to hear the Grgu'
ments Of the counsel for tho public al
large. u. ogni 40 bsgsggaa aaa
5 And ii is made tho duty Of the
counsel for the public at large, BY the
laws of the land, TO- bring all the accu-
sations Of every kind and against every
citizen of the land, and 90 prosecute the
same against every offender Of thelaw.
6 And when this is all fully done,
and all the accusations are brought be-
fore the court, and inasmuch as there are
gathered together an immense multitude
Of the people Of the entire land, it re-
maineth no longer 4 matter Of secresy,
what may have been done, in the dark,
for now light and Knowledge hath come
unto the people Of those things that have
been done.
7. And on the selt-sane day that all
the citizens Of the land was gathered to-
gether, Egbert Slso appeared, and did mol
depart from thence without leave Of the
court, according TO the regulations Of biz
bond. tsa9a4laq3 4i fe
And on the same day, and at the
same time, and at the same place, came
Francis, the "LOrd' Of the city Of ZaEes-
XII. whose surname is HeEsltine, and with
him, alaa came Essex, the "Lord's'
"Chief Pig Driuer,P whose surname is
Layton, and with them they brought
many accusations against Egbert, whom
they had foresworu themselves against
and to his ruin, determining that hin
they would bring to naught, inasmuch al
he had taken the name Of the "Lord" q
the city of Zaloski in vain, and had done
dispite unto his will, and because the
entire land had %rejoioed, for that Egbert
had dared to beard the English Lion 10
his den, and to muzzle on English Bull
while attempting to enforce English Tyr
amy IN this our free and happy land o
America. Pal391.4 i'4.9ll
9 And when they bad fully mad
theirappearance before the court Of th'
LAND, they went before the officer Of th,
court, and holding up the right hand o
their body, and looking at the officer
they sworo unto the living God Of all thi
~uniseras, that they will tell the truth, tn
whole truth, and nothing buAi the truth
lin all the matters whereof they had 40
cused Egbert. ios I'll isig.
40 And when they had thus sworn
they reCieveda paper ofrscommendatior
to the council, before whom they fwer
to appear, and deelare.t the many thing
that Egbert had done, notwithstanding
they each had told him not to- do sOgei
E51raaAnd after this, when the time 70
the council to- hsarithem had fully eoms
they waren admitted into the council
chamber, and the council being file
withaaws, upon account of. the prhsenc
Of the @Lord' paid great respect bunt
the "Lord for chat Hiafame hadsprea
throughout eli the regions round AboI
the citynof the "Lor1 and thrOughou
the entire length and breadth of III
whole land and even unto tho hand
His Father. .gbgaH aa
Andawhen tho nLlord" and b
Chief Pig Driver had fully stated all shl
they knew, and much mOreIas best She
could. they ven dismissed from n
council. chamber of tho court Of th
twelve parts of the land, iD the city
Macarthur, afar 9E. ba9ssb % lls % s
81 ID And aftG they Were dismisse
from the council many were the aEgl
msnts and deliberations Of the eounc
in relation to the matters, and thinl
whereof Egbetta Was charged and .
cused.
IA And il came 10 pass, IN their d
alterations npon the charges prefer.
against Egbsrt, that it aeometh good d
10 the better welfare Of citizens Of y
land, that they find no billof indictmer
against Egbert. I'D ii 5aapo,J gs,g
Is For il so seemeth unto them th
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