The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-07-23

from ruling UOGudlus ouW uCAlfCA oAC
city into the hands of the Iangkies,
which have no right therein, and un-
to men who would take away the
everlasting Niggah aud let him 60 a
free man over the land, and get both
work and wages?
%. And when the Pahdees heard
of giving wages unto the Niggah
they all howled with an exceeding
long and grievous howl. For the
Pahdees do hate the Niggahs; and
for them to hear the Niggah is to
have wages like unto them is an ex-
ceeding sore affiiction. So they how
led with a bowling like unto that of
a ouiac.
20. Now, in the tongue of the
Pahdees, ouiac is a gathering to-
gether by night over the body of. a
dead Pahdee. And forasmuch as it
is one of their solemn ceremonies,
they do pour out drink offerings and
also make sacrifices. For after they
have well poured out drink offer.
ings they do have a schyndee and
slay one of their number as sacri-
fee for him that is dead. And then
straightway there is another ouaic
over him that is slain; and so on
forever, so that each ouaic produ-
oeth another, and thus the bowling
of the ouaic and the pouring out ol
drink offerings and the schyndee
never tease throughout the country
of the Pahdees. 80 a..
80. And Phernandiwud and thu
scribes and orators Of the Kepur
hedds did continually day by day
thus stir up the Padhees and all O.
the baser sort among the men O.
Gotham.
CHAPTER vi.
The Pahdees and the Bihdees de
clare against the lot. 8. SCENE
seeksth to stay the lot. 5. Blu
Abraham refuseth. g.. The Pah
dees begin the ministration ofth
Gospel of Peace, and make schyn
dees. 21. One Of the Tshivulre
smelleth the smell Of burnt Mig
gah. %. And Becometh gracious
Now when the day of the casting
of the lot drew nigh, the Pahdee
and the Bihdees (for so were calle'
the women of the Pahdees whicl
were maid servants unto the lang
kies) declared that they would no
suffer the lot to be cast, but woul
make great schyndee, and that il
this they would do the will of See
lmer, whom they called Say Nor
and of Phernandiwud.
! 2. But the Iangkies needed ther
not, saying, this is all blahknet
which being Interpreted is bung
come. For the blahknee of tn
Pahdees is the bung- come of tn
Iangkles.
3. But Seemer was told of thi
thing in such a manner that he kne'
it to be true. And he took NO mean
to prevent the Pahdees, neither di
he summon any of the soldiers c
', the province back to Gotham. Br
he sent one Of his officers unto Al
raham and unto his counsellors, say
ing:
u 4. Behold now the Pahdees wi
lresist the lot. Let it therefore
stopped until the judges can sa
whether it is according to the Gre,
Covenant.
5. But Abraham answered hi
and said: Hear me, Seemer! Tn
nation standeth up to the lips in hi
water, and the pot has been heatin
now these thirty years; and, as
live, this nation shall no longer r,
main in hot water without stYivin
to get out thereof, because it is nc
according to Knsuvvuttism. Il
the judges deem but let the lot g
forward.
Il 6. So the lot went forward. An
Seemer washed his hands for, liA
, PLATE, he also was Knsuvvuttiv.
Il Z. Now the first day of the cas-
ing of the lot was the seventh day I
Z the week; wherefore the Pahde'
refrained themselves, lest Augustl
and they of the circumcision shoul
!, be offended. And the day after ".
l the Sabbath of the Gentiles.
i s. But on the next day, even G
the second day of the week, certai
of the Phadees gathered themselv'
: together about the eleventh hou
I and fell upon the officers which ca
the lots, and drove them out of IL
) house wherein they were, and d
stroyed their writings, and set tt
house on fire. And they beat IL
watchmen of Ken Edee which wei
!, sent against them (for the watchme
! were but ans handful), and wei
l about the streets armed with clul
4 and slaves, shouting and maxim
schyndees.
e 8. And stralghtway the who
city near the quarters where tt
Pahdees dwelt, which was Gale
: Ashantee, was in an uproar.
> 10 And the tumult grew an
spread throught Gotham among IL
!, Pahdees. But of Iangkies only
few of the baser sort of the Hittit'
and the Hammerites joined therein
t Yet did certain of the orators ar
!, scribes of the Kopur-hedds infian
3 the Pahdees with their words; al
e chiefly Assokahld Edditah, who,
: gain the World, had lost his ow
soul.
| IL. And Ken Edee went to 8,
? what the tumult was. And the Pal
e dees said, Lo, this enemy Of Pherl
: andiwud eometh, and he that sto]
a peth schyndees is delivered into OF
} hands. Let us slay him, therefore
a for we stand by the Great Covenan
, And they beat him nigh unto deaf