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

tie ones, and every man save that
which men ought to bear, not be ta-
ken. -....
IL. And if any mans heart fail
him, or if his business require him
let him pay another that he may 60
in his place; let it be declared that
whosoever upon whom the lot fall
leth, and who will pay unto the
treasury three hundred pieces
of silver shall have another
provided for him to 60 to
the war in his place; for SO shall
the extortieners not grind the faces
of them that be both poor and faint
hearted.
IL. Now when Phernandiwud heard
that this was done he rejoieed great
L ly. For he said, Abraham has
again ministered occasion unto us;
and this occasion is even better then
that when he gave us Clement for
martyr.
13. For Clement had made little
for us by his martyrdom.
IA. And Immediately Phernandi-
wud, and Benjamin his brother, and
James the scribe, and Erastus his
brother, and Primus the Scribe, and
Assohkld Eddittah, being hidden
thereunto by his owners, and all the
Scribes and orators of the Kopur
hedds throughout the land of I'm
clepslam, forgetting the former
counsel of Seemer, and that they did
declare the same, did set themsel-
YES to stir up the people against the
lot. ..
Is. For they said Thus shall we
hinder Abraham and his counselors
in the government, and thus shall
we stop the war, so that no more
grievous victories shall afflict the
land, and the armies of Unclepslam
shall be driven from the field, and
the gospel of peace shall prevail and
the land shall be divided, and the
nation destroyed, so that we can
build it up again, and it's foundation
shall be the everlasting niggah, who
endureth from generation to gener-
alton. =.a- . r5a.
/ 16. And openly they declare
Iagainst the lot, because, as they said
it was contrary to the Great Cove
lnant. f.1 s-e
i II. For in the land Of Unclepslam
whatever man was 10th to do he
}, would say was not according to the
: Great Covenant so that men began
, to hope that it might be contrary to
! the Great Covenant for the husband
, to walk up and down with child
that crieth in the night. For such
was the custom in that land.
Wherefore the children would have
t been suffered to cry until the judges
had delivered judgment, but that the
women had whereof to say about the
matter.
Is. But in secret the Kopur-hedds
said unto the poor men, Behold
Abraham lieth in wait fer the BLOOD
of the poor. For the rich man who
| can pay three hundred pieces of sill
: yer need not go to the war but tht
r man, who can not pay, must 60 il
the lot fall upon him. Saying moi
that every man must serve Goo
and his country according to hi
2 ability.
10. And to the rich they said, thu
three hundred pieces of silver viii
1 not be paid to the men who go te
, the army in your places, but ever
! unto that other army, the noble army
L IF Grpfro ofrrc -hioh do oonfipuo11x IL
/ praise Abraham.
20. Thus the Kopur-h -hedds mad'
= confusion, and stirred up the people
!, to murmur throughout the land, bu
chiefly in the city of Gotham which
! was governed by the Pahdees, tn
. followers of Phernandiwud.
II 21. Now the Pahdees are ready
r to fight, and they love fighting fo.
8 the fghting's sake; and 50 do no
the Iangkies, which do never fight
t save against oppression and TO
: righteousness sake.
vi %. And the Pahdees do like bes
t that fight which is called schyndee
(Now a schyndee..is when each mai
Y breaketh the head of his neighbo
e and asketh no questiens). An
' without schyndees the Pahdee pin
n eth away, and life is a burden t.
o him.
e 20. But before the beginning of tn
Q war the Pahdee had been almos
q deprived of schyndees by reason O
;. the straitness of Ken Edee and hi
+ watchmen. -a-
al "a. And when the war began, be
4 sides that many of them stood idl'
: and had neither work nor wages
+ they all thought that the war woul,
Il be like unto great schyndee, evel
i. great enough to make up unto theH
= the loss of all the schyndees where
of they had been deprived by tn
= watchman of Gotham So they wen
= many of them to the war; but afte
J. season they came home, and hay
# ing been filed with fighting for
o time, and finding both work an
. wages, they returned not again
v bat gave themselves to governin
+ Gotham.
eI 25. Now, when the decree wen
o forth that the lot should be cast
Phernandiwud and the chief of hi
If decipes, who were apostles of tn
d new, gospel Of peace, went anon,
t. the Pahdees and said unto them.
e 26. What is it that Abraham an,
J. his counsellors would do unto you
e They are tyrants and would tax
= away your rights and your privi]
n eye of the Phadees to come from
is land Of famine and oppression unit
l. the land of Unclepslam, which is
10 land of plenty and freedom, and t,