Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-06-20
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CHAPTER vi.
l For the "LOrd'' hath determined
in the wisdom Of His counsel, to make
himself notorious 10 the mighty acts that
He may do in the city.
2 For he swearin hissanctnm, that all
lie had to do With should respect and
obey all his commands and orders, and
him that would rot, should DO dealt with
according to the reasOninss Of his power.
3 And all that hath done despite to
the will D the "Lord' or taken his name
in vain, either in act or deed, them hath
The "Lord" set mark upon, and His eye
is ever upon them. "a uil is' 98
4 And in order to carry out the will
of the sLord'3 and His designs He hath
1oared unto himself many disciples or
followers, even some of the Buckeyes"
who love the "almighty dollar" better
than they do honor and %uprightness.
5 And many Of the transsreesiOns OF
the will Of the "Lord" hath already been
brought TO- naught in the sight Of the
"Lord" aud rendered 2oWsrless, in bis
employ. .,,
6 And him whose surname is May,
Of whom we have before written, hath
fallen a victim 10 the hands Of the
"Lord; !" and hath been promised . dis
charge from the employ Of the machine
shops, of whom We will more particular
lyldesCribe hereafter.
Z a Aud it came to pass, that the
"Lord" Of the city, grew 10 power and
strength aud great fear came over all the
inhabitants of the city on account there's
Of: !
8 For inasmuch as the "Lord" Of
the city had tried to exercise His power
somewhat in the discharge Of the man
who bad charge of tue machine shops,
aud whose surname is May, him hath
the "Lord" determined to discharge be.
cause be hath taken part in the matters
Of the school Of the city.
9 And as this man May is Of kind
disposition, and of good report, ard
hath gained many Eieuds, and true friends
are they, and men Of wkom the 'Lor1'
would pmite with q curse, could He 5uI
know the names of these men.
10 And at the same time the "Lord'
hath been making unto himself friends
for the filthy gain of this world, mer
who take moneyin preference to honor
them hath the "Lord" chosen unto him.
self. M
Ill And inasmuch as many OF the
friends Of May hath taken the pleasure
Of speaking against the LORD and
against his Chief Pig Driver, and the
many persons whom the "Lord" hath
chosen as his Angels, that they have al
gone mad, aud many of them peradven'
r ture will become insane, as some of the
: samo class Of men Of that city hath done
before.
8 IL Ard many of the Hirelings Of
> the "Lord" hath become sorely vexed,
! and hath ever grew mad, aud have made
J many effprts to ferret out the Historica'
man Of the city, and have made them,
} selves evtr to be remembered by commu-
uicatiDg unto the SLord'a'' Newspaper
/ and even pameing two individuals as be-
ing the authors Of the "Chronicles" o.
t the city, and hath spoken not in gooC
and KIDD words Of the auther, but to lht
: reverse, and 10 low and vile slanderr
8 against the persons, for in that they arr
innocent.
Is And it remaineth q secret ever
] unto this day as to whom it is that furn
3 ishes the history Of tho city.
IA Bat itneed not 10 remain q secret
( for ell the inhabitants Of the city know
: eth Of all that hath been written and n
man dsreth to deny the truth as writteI
1 in the History Of the city, for the perSoI
who furnishes the History, remained
! hard by tho "Lord" and Cleaveth nea
! unto him, and hath a perfect knowledg
8 Of the @Lord" aud of all Of his way
and his thoughts afsr of, and under
3 staRdeth the "Lord" though no Speaket
not.
Is And il seemesh good unto h
historian, inasmuch 90 many Of th
u Hirelings Of the "Lord" hath commuui
Gated many articles Of matter TO th
"Lord's" Newspaper, in the city, an
from all the parts Of the land and regiO
round about the city, and even from Cir
~pinnati there cometh up the voice Of or
bf the departed for The space Of abor
d three years, in defense Of the "Lord'' :
the city, and who seemeth to be aston
ished, and ever stricken With Wondei
that the "Lord" should be so prosecuted
q and i'll spoken of.
16 That be write . few more facts
the history of the city aud Of some (
/. of the acts Of tho "LOrd" in conductin
! his mighty Printing Press. s
, II And it came 70 pass that aft'
many days Of tie ever memorable New
paper, had passed and the wages Of Ii
workmen in tho Office, bad not yet bee
\ paid, that the sLord" promised INTO or
|of the workmen, thaths wonld pay hiI
for his labor IL he would continue 4