Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-06-06
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among themselves, that there mlst DO .
Printing PRdb5 established ID INV Sl.yito
print the laws and orde1ei0 of the city,
and 10 advocate the removal Of the Seat
of Justice Is the Uity,a that some ofthem
were sOfrsly troubled sbo1t whore tdkGsp
the Press3.ni HidliW iloaYid baDOl loos
2 But they say unto the SLNrd,,'
Where shall We 10y our Press whsnlt 10
sent to The cityu?l d besH ton aaHloi3
81 And 1t came TO- pGsp, after much
al neectsassafy time had been spent, that
the "LOFd'' 'Cailed SIP His mighty men
together Id the Office or tho SLordp 10
the mighty brick ibdildiBg,, on the bill,
near the corn6Slds IN the far eastern
part Of ltbsl City..9pn aos@ eilJod odi b,
4 And when they had assembled Iapd
reasoned among themselves the "Lorl'
stood up high on his feet and sud, 4, De
Chief Ruler, your "Lord, "cohuhnd de
Printing Press 10 be placed ID the high
est part Of this building where our Offices
are located. lAa'ea9 NOV st $50
81 Then all the mighty nsb, even the
officers who were serving Under the fsigu
of the Second Chief Ruler, then sdidi
fSo mots It be. And it was even So 4l'
So And then9hs OLD Printing PfssS
was brought forth and placed ID lthe
building. even that which is partly otcG.
pied BIZ The S'L6rd9'w DnA 'Snnaw
- The Lord" had extreme difficulty
in securing q learned man to take charge
Of the Old Printing Press, asiitiwaS dan.
getous for any man to touch or to haBdls
the machine, because II RasthS destroyer
Of the lives Of tnHuV ID days gone By!ea9o,
s And 1t came to pass that the
"Lotd'' found "a learned fmaaj Q whose
Christian name .was William, and whose
surname was Edmiston, who wSS'a' eoun1
sellor in the laws Of the land, land i
preacher Of the word Of the Almighty
God, and a collector of claims against
the nation. 'o0o .'' GVS599 q,
9. Aud this learned man Was duly
installed by the '4ord", to preside over
the publications Of the press,,oeSeB the
Zaleski Hcfdla,I Id the aeitS Of Zalsski.
TO- Then tie ."LCfd'U said:a bThis
man ye shall calf TSait5T and .P+pptietOr.
Of the paper, even tho Herald, which he
win Issue 10 fhe fGhabitaats 81 che city
and to the ihhsBitahts round about the
city, and to the heather afar4 of saua
even the enemies Of tReg'Aord' gafsTl off
10 McArtRura where they ave 1Sorely
yexed a: our mighty cily,, and to the
friends Of our city who d%elll Afar off
across the waters in the 0ld AW0tld.g a
II And when this man who was faa
,nous In all things, had conducted this
mighty Printing Press for he rspaCe of
about one year, or thefeab0uG, he Welt
nigh came to- nOught in the eyes of his.
"LOrd,," in ConSsquencsaof having swat.
lowed too much "dGg'legs' tobacco aud.
"rot.gue' wine at the small, drinking
houses, in the city Of the 'slord,' called.
by the "Lord," doggeries. a4aa9iqsii
40 n - n ~
~ % fgeen nls LORD say pow
that William had made Hdl many large DEBTS ebH,
against Hin, for The ttLord' was. owner.
Of the mighty Press, he determined to
dismiss William from The Press: IA .es.
lS And when The S"Lsrd% had DE-;
missed William, He then said unto himS
self: Nov insspuoh az William has Ell been J
imPToVldspt a Stg rrecklsss and scattered yEee
Maid his 'sarvanls for lhs;I MA EhssSdi
toya swsamaib g ToSoS5Mn ms M 7
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neither He nor William a6ould a. so5iis
be sOnPsllsd q ppayy The wages dus tho
servants 81 WllIarn as, also, AZ would
try 70 conduct cor. Se2s t as same for thss present
Editor, whose, surname e supposed, ,Sy
the writer's hereof g Dc BSrattOn, mn
III, Ara g. Y see pna ppt9 The PEE
PIE ina me SSL n VII pc faithful IN
g HIS promises TOT noth He and Hla