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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-07-22
For THE HERALD.
ruINpUErIN, S. g.,
.Inlr 1-th 1SEl

''' - N''' 49, :"
DEAR ED!rnH: will again write
you brief lctte;', t. inform you that
we are having some nice rains, us well
rs YOU, Us learn from the HERALD.
Crops look buoyant-corn especially,
for it is now making the car. Cotton
is growing rapidly. although the crop
is uncrrttin, for it is liable to throw cit
its fruit. Potatoes are growing fast and
compare flvorably with other yearS
for tie season Of the year, Peas also
look well, an,l alH pleased to say there
seems to lie G large crop Of them plant
cd. heard M old furmcr Sightseeing
50 much corn ana peas planted. and it
being so good-rcmindcd him Of times
uutc Gcliun.
Mr.. Editor, we 10 not oppose emf
grants, bl; We need Eo"ng men with
their wives ana families in the country.
They are not needed in Tic city. Every
dormitury. every S;iiloc",:EG attic. every
prnt up back room and every @arrct Is
literally crowded r.i;h hGIlaa hrihgl,
Many Of whom are 1rHg@in@ o.; u
miserable existence more iEtuirr;thlr
than death itself, while the llcal,hij:l
country, in all its @orgeo1> beauty, prof
fcrs all the good things, the nuccS$arics
and luXmicS of life that can be desired,
in unmeaS:rcd abundance. The I'M
Happy and wretchcd denizcns Of onr
populous cities iare only to leave their
cy!?truct2d :.nI unl,e;.lthi,il abotle5.
anchor themselves to = little area of
grou1.G, exercise themselves diligently
and induslrioasly in fitting up and en-
bcllishing :, little heme, when, in tic
course Of two Of three Years ut the
flrthest. they may boast Of being the
fortunate poSScSsors Of "a Poor Mans
Paradise" 1t will require cnlva limited
sum to purchase 4 small farm, rs >a"d
can be had fro-,. IS 10 IS per acre,
within but 4 few hours ride Of Newbcr-
ry. 1t is not the necessities that swell
the daily expenses Of y family to the
of such startling bills. nell
ther is it the luXuries Of life which brir@
so many men to insol! encE aHd l:nan-
ciai ruin, but it is the useless eXtrava-
gances in time in turning night into
day, and day into night, in money, in
dress" in household fixtures, in domcs-
tic appliances and in general manage
ment of domestic affairs. There Is
room in the country, and to work is
is honorable. MoIe aAon.
Al. E. D.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-07-22

We understand that it is the iutcn-
ton Of the Governor to issue an order,
at an early day, prohibiting officers Of
militia, whether captains: colonels or
generals, from parading their com
mands at political meetings.
[ColumJia Union-Ueral|.
Good. This is the first good thing
ve have heard Of the Governor yet.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-07-22

It is rumored in Columbia that +.
\. Sawyer is the man who is to beat
Moses in the contest for Governor.
Moses is fast losing ground it is said.
That he has been losing money is of
equal force. The coming election will
be lively affair, both for the Chief
Masistracy and for the Legislature.
Judging by the number Of candidates
in Sumter-70-and in Abbcvi!le
somewhere in the same an:uunt-thcrc
will be thousand aspirants for the
loaves and fishes and reform.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-07-22

Much Of our space is taken up this
week by Our correspondents, and to
the exclusion Of other matter. The
reader, however, We are sure will lot
object.
In this connection We would urge
upon correspondents gencrailY, The
necessity and Importance Of brevity.
Short, spicy letters are always inter-
esting and are gladly received by US,
no matter if they be legion. Let US
hear from all parts of the County.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-07-22
New Express.

Capt ". W. Davies, the efficient
superintendent of the Spartanburg &
Uuion Railroal Company, with an
eye to the interest Of the people along
that line and also to the advancement
Of his road: has established an indie
pendent Express Agency for the trans
portation of goods and money. Rates
Of charge will be about as on the old
lines. Capt. Davies is entitled 10
credit for this evidence of enterprise.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-07-22

The New York 4drertiser states
that it lately "saw negro occupying
the place in the tread mil of cider
mandatory on Broadway, that was
formerly held by dog 1t COM
lnents as follows on the fact:
Mr.. Bergh, succeeded in having
the dog removed from the tread mill
on the ground of cruelty 70 animals
1t will DO Mr.. Bcrgh's humane heart
good TO see how the negro fulflls the
part Of the dog. we presume this
choice of -darkey power is on the
principle of natural selection-if you
can't get dog. try negro
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-07-22

We notice i'll the Spartanburg Spar,
tan that a street railway company is
being formed in that town for the pur-
pose Of constructing Street Railway
from the North terminus of Church
Street to the Methodist Church ;
thence through Magnolia Street to
Rutherford Street, and down through
the public square and Main Street 10
the Mineral Spring.
Success attend the effort.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-07-22
Bv James c. Leahv. Probate Judg

By James c. Leahy, Probate Judge.
Whereas, Dolly B. Darby hath made
suit to ne. 70 grant hcr Letters af AGm;p-
is;ra;ion, with vii! annexed, Of ths Estate
and effects 0! John tasby. deceased.
These are therefore 20 cite and admouish
al and singular tho Mildred and creditors
Of tie said deceased, that they he and ao-
pear, 1e:aTe ne, in TIC Court Of Probate
&c he held at Ncwherry Coult House. s. c..
On The 30th day Of Jgfy mex, a::cs
publication hereof, 6: II o'sIock in the faz.-
noon to She" cause, if any they have. why
Inc SAID Administration s!.oaIa not be
sr""tct: Given under nw .iand, this 9Th
day Of Jaly, Anuo no::i-i, 1874.
J. C. Li;Al:I, j.p.N.c :.
july IS. 2S--yt.
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FOR TIE HERALD.
Grand a:ic-A;c.

S7'ana Eic-
EriG:v morning. July the i'Hl,
f,nnd r,,,r c,rr..o..,..1,.nt ,rourtc1 o..
T.r ,;t l1, n.,,
" ',NO " i.
;. ."''', "e'o!;'i'"''o 'y '"o Ii'cA0>'
'Te Tl'ilng "n" governing Tennessee
and the other refining Victoria. T!.4
sun WIS nour;uu down his morning
,,rs ,;..h;rl .,.,.r.. ,r;t.,;..,, H..
Wv y ''
'efo'"' 'fcc ''PS al" ''''h'''% S"1V'
mc;"dy: the dew spa:Nicd OIL tie grass:
in feet cycry;;ii". was lovely; I'D
hi.;l Were OR hni@c> Ct Il hal,py lay.
We art:rij*:tc;l 4 l*r~c crow'i-
pretty Girls, It delicious dinner. On'
Of t;"c i,arty rr...:lN>;l, lie would lit
90 &cr,: !; p, ~ the :'xr>c;"tjon t.: :"
iAe dinner. u length We reached
the destined picnic 4roum'!:,-!,itchri
our horses in tn lovely grove. GEAR The
rcsil~Hce Ok Mr.. !. ii"r-rnY'n. and
wcudc.l orr 49, up to tine crowd. which
We found composed Of few BEARDED
old i.cn. srur I,.;c hclor< and 4 nu.n:.,r
Of iuzz>l lip boys Such faces. Sure
Iy, We Thought. this is not p;e.nic.-
?"t 4 <"i;,'. v,v"> body serious, talking
in Il !uw tnna il hat disaster u""!I
}.2v,. ,,r.,Iu-..l >Tri. , I,;.I.rrr. ,iy an,;
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Success attend the effort.

REMovAL.-ln accordance with the
requirements Of the election law, re-
1uiring new set of Election Commits
sioncrs to be appointed sixty days pre-
vious to each election. his Exccllency
the Governor: yesterday: issued an Or
der removing the present Commits
sioncrs Of Election for the several
counties in this State.
Uni0n-H -Hernld, July 18th.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-07-22

A HOUSEHOLD REEEDF.-No family
should be without some eficacioas selIedy
for the cure of affections so universally pre-
=&cnt as coughs, colds, sore throat, whoop-
inc,eoqgh and croup-soTne remedy, 100,
which eati he relied on as safe. sure and ccr-
lain. DR.. WiStac's RalSam Of Wild Cherry
combines the deSideratum,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-07-22
The II epaIG .
TINS. :. GRENEKER, EDITOR.
NESYBEREeE. ). &.
WEDNESDAY,, JULY %, 1871.
4 pApEn EnR TILE HEOpI I

Tac !Icral,j IS in tic higheS: respect :, Fam
lily Newspaper. devoted! 10 the material in.
forests o: the people Of this CoTnt! and the
State. II circul.!tc% extensively. ami - an
Advertising medium offers umriva!lcd ;id-
vautasc:. For Terms, see first page.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-07-22
Gen. James II. Williams.

The numerous friends of this hon
orcd aud deserving son Of Newbcrry,
will be glad to know that he is !ncln-
Der Of the Constitutional Convention
Of ARKANSAS, now in session 81 Little
Rock. The General was returned from
Little River County, beating a noted
and strong Radical, and overcoming a
large Republican majority.
We feel assured that he will take a
high position in the body Of which he
is member, and that he will d.
much towards redecmiug his adopted
State from those odious provisions Of
the present Constitution which were
adopted in the interests of the Radical
party. Arkansas will from this time
forth stand alongside of Georgia and
Virginia, as one of the strongest OF the
Democratic States in the South.
The vote Of the County stood-Wil-
liams, Democrat, 45l Wills, Rcpub-
lican, 24O; Scott, Republican, 173.
Wills was the regular nominee Of
the Radical party. Scott has hitherto
been the hero and boasted that he car
ries the vote of Little River Co., in
his pocket.
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.49sc s. szE5sceslesaae0a9s.
administrators Netice Of Set
tIement and Final Discharge

Notice Is hareb: given that will MAKE
A final s,.ti.n.cnt o:i lie Estate 0: george
Morris. t:.cc4-r:l. o.: "Wednesday. tie 2"th
div Of .,..,.,; mrxt, ii the Probate Court
10: N.ni.l.:. Co,.u:y. and will Al ply on
that t:.v !,r fra: discharge.
THOMAS 3 NORRIS,
Admir-. OF George 80 lis, decd.
T.,. 80. .J,.--
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Bv James i. Leahr Probate .Ju1r.

BE- James !. Leahy, Probate Judge.
Whereas. ". ". Huford hath made suit
% m", o g:a.'t hin Letters Of Administra-
sion Of lie E-,aic a;.d effects 0! James C.
bUto:d, deceased.
These are therefore to cite md a.lmcniSh
81: and singular: Tie Kindred ana creditors
OF The sal" decreased. that they be AND
appear, before nc, in the Court of Pro-
late, to be E''id at Nea berry Cour, House.
;. T., on the 30;h DAY Of 2uly next,
alter publication hereof, st. II o'clock in
the forenoon, 10 Shcw cause, if any ,hev
nave, why the sad Administration should
no, he granted. Given under my Hand,
i4'S ;.in day OF July, Ammo Dou,ini.
1874.
J. c. LEAHY. !. y. c.
Ju.y Is, .S-1t.
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escsc s. efE;sSeE!lSase0ess.
To Lovers Of Good Beef.

The subscriber proposes 10 furnish the
citiz"n> Of Ntwh':rv, trom i:.i> di;e, with
CHOICE FAT BEEF =; from SIN 70 TEN
''ENES PER POUND. Ny regular market
days a:;er the 25th inst, vii! be Tuesdays
aiic; Tiiur,d days.
This wee: !ooi; or' for CHOIGE BEEF
on Thursday and Saturday.
July -, 2!-3'. ". s. RIRGE.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-07-22

Gen. Grant says ''hc would infinitely
rather see the State Government pass
into the hands Of The Democratic party
than to see it continued in the hands of
the corrupt Grey who have brought
things to their present paS@." We 2rc
encouraged to hope that the terrible
night of corruption and fraud is coming
to an end. The strong influence Of
President Grant will 10 much TO hasten
the work of reform, which will result
ill putting better Republicans in office,
if such can be found, OF wna; vii Re
better, in breaking up the power of tint
party entirely. Grant is not singular
in this either, for leading Republicans
in this State and elsewhere are calling
for reform. 4 more honest adminiStra-
ton, and m unloading Of the foul
weight of monstrosities which threaten
to overthrow their party.
Better men must be sent to the Leg
islature, and one honest white man
from each couaty must be sent there
even if he has to be taken from the
Democratic ranks III YOU do not"
says the Ex-Governor, 1.-The taxpayers
will refuse to pay taxes, and you can
not make them do it, We have had
an opinion Of this kind for some time,
and so have the Republican leaders,
but not until now have they made the
admission. for they see and acknowledge
with trepidation 'ti.at tip attention Of
the whole country is aroused. lie
time has certainly come for the ring to
unload.
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ANOTHER ACCOUNT.

says that on Friday the deputy sheriff
having warrants in his possession
charging Fountain Doggett, Delaney
Doggett, Sake Doggett and Elliott
Doggett with riotous conduct, sum-
moned posse and proceeded to arrest
the parties. As the sheriff and posse
were approaching the house Of the ne
grocs above named, the negroes ran
i;or the house, bat the sheriff and
posse being on horseback, beat them,
and succeeded in arresting them
They found in the house many guns
we'll loaded with buckshot. After ar
resting the parties the deputy sheriff
started to the nearest justice (Tholnas
Novelty Some Of the prisoners were
s;ed. They complained that the rope
.Yas tco tight. The sheriff united
shem. They commenced whispering
t. each other. Pretty soon, III a deusc
thicket, the leader Of the gang said he
be damned If white men should arrest
him. At this they all broke to run.
The sheriff and posse fired with
double barrel shots guns and killed
every one Of them. Justice Novel;,
acting coroner, summoned jury and
held an in9uset over the bodies
The jury returned a verdict of jastifa-
bic homicide in discharge Of duty.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-07-22

Another disastrous fire has taken
place in Chicago. The area Of the
burnt district is about half mile in
length, and four blocks in width
The city has had Il narrow escape from
Il repetition of the disaster of 1871.
This time the fire was started by two
Polish Jews in howell for the pur-
pose Of getting insurance. Loss esti-
mated at from FIVE to eight millions.
The following is list OF some Of the
losses among the local insurance corr
paries: Home, $50 900; Phoenix of
Brooklyn, ,$25, 900 to $50, 900; German
American. s23, 900 to $50 ,000; Under
writer's Ascncy,s57, ,0G0; Continental,
$50, 600; Hanover: 100000; Stand
ard, SO. 600; North British and
Mercantile, $4,000. As q general
rule the losses are light; as the most
damage occurred in the districts where
the rates of the board companies were
very high III consequence of the in
fammable character of the buildings.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-07-22
Summer Meeting State Asricul-
tural Mechanical Society.

The members Of the State Agricul-
tural and Mechanical Society and OF
the State Auxiliary Joint Stuck Com
paay are notified that meeting Of
the two bodies will be had at Spartan
burg G. H., on Wednesday, 18th Au-
gust next. 1t is earnestly urged upon
the members aud upon all other
parties having at heart the good Of
Carolina's agricultural and mechanical
interests, aud who desire her general
prosperity, to meet with US, and aid
Us Us by their wisdom and counsels to
pcrpctuate these time.honorcd and
vitality important Institutions.
The fact is not to be disguised that
our financial status is not such as is
desirable, still our condition is far
from desperate, and | am not only
hopeful for the future, but confident.
that with little concert Of brain ard
muscle, we will at this meeting place
our organization beyond the machina-
tons Of vile enemies, outside, aud out
of reach of the treacherous embraces
Of julSe friends lritAin, who. Infected
with the prevailing epidcmic-riag
farmipg-have so recently ezerted
themselves for cur destruction, that
they might purchase our valuable pro-
perty for song.
In addition to these business mat
tcrs Of such momcntous import to cur
down-trodden and plundercd Old State,
I have assigned subjects for essays and
debate, which are beiieved will make
the meeting both interesting and iu-
structiye; whilst I am in receipt Of let
ters from Spartanburg, informing NE
that no efforts will be spared to make
cur visit pleasant, and apprisirg me of
the fact that the patrons Intend the
compliment Of grand picnic on the
occasion. Come, then, lay fellow
sufcscrs-dismiss your cares; forget
the expressions Of your dastardly 60
vornmept; put behiAd your backs the
gaunt images Of poverty aud want that
now stalk broadcast over our country;
otl;terate the present, aud, recolIect,
ing only the past, with its peace. plcn-
ty and hailowed associations, let Us
have one more rallying of the old
school, old fashioned, honest old clod,
hoppcrs and mechanics Of South Caro-
Ina, T. ". WOODWARD,
President.
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esgEsce3EsgSse02zS.
NOTICE..

Notice is gwen 10 forewarn all persons
from hiring the following hands: Rufus
Clark, Young Marcus, Simon Galman and
Amos Ruff have written contract with
the above named laborcrs for the year
1874, and VII! prosecute any person hiring
,heG.! 10 the fullest extent Of the law.
J. J. GALLNAN.
July Is, 2S-2t*.
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PUBLIC MEETING,
NOTICE.

The undersigned have this Cay associasa5
themselves together il the practice Of Law,
under The name and finn Of TOTE. POPE
\ FAIR, with ,hei: c:;ce 1t Newb,rry G.
H., S. G. They will practice in All the
Conr,S cf the State, and in the Courts OF
the United States.
Y. J. TOPE,
SAMPSON POPE,
JOIN S. FAIR.
June !jh, 1918 -GG-4t
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JUICES REMARKS.

do hereby sentence Calvin Black, con-
victed Of arson, to be imprisoned at labor
in the penitel,iarv for life This convict
was ably ard earnestly defended by Ne$SrS.
Ker>iiaw and A!o0:c, two distinguished cour.-
sciiors, assigned by Tie Court. The verdict
was rendered BY an impartial jury Of singu.
lar Intelligence, composed Of i've white and
seven coiored citizens, selected by the pris-
oaer, who had forty challenges. The evil
dence developed tie sact tia; L clt;ld about
seren years OF age was consumed in the
burning dwelling house:
l 90, therefore, in the name Of violated
law, protest against executive c!cmrncv be-
ing extended il this case b. the chief mag
iSsraie, +. J. Moses, Jr., who has so prosti-
tagged III" ;!ardoaing power as 10 nakc the
administration OF he criminal law a mock
cry Of justice. and Who c5:rerts the broad
seal Of the State into tie s.mb3i OF crime
Witness my hand at Lancaster Court Io; Sc,
South Carolina, this ninth (9th) dIy Of July,
4. D. 1874. T.J. MACKEY,
Circuit Judge, presiding.
In reply to this, Moses through his private
secretary says, 1T is proper TO state that
tie records Of this department show that
of the Sorty.Gne pardoCs 2Hd combinations
granted by Governor Moses during lis term
Of Office 10 persons convicted in Judge
Nackey's Circuit, twenty.eight Of them
were granted on the written application OF
Judge Mac&ey himself"
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To the Conservatives.

I'VE commend the following editorial
from the Columbia Phnnir, as contain
inc sound doctrine:
We have had few useful and dill
gent members. We ought TO gain con-
siderable in number and improve upon
the quality Of several who were in the
last Legislature. In Ill tho counties
where elections for the Senate are to
take place this fall, the people, where
they can elect, should look most Cure
fully to il. that they send their very hest
men. The State calls now for the scr-
vices Of men Of mind, thought, courage,
industry and policy-mrn above the
suspicion Of the possibility Of any nndic
influence being ";;ina,! over them by
even the most seductive and powerful
means. Ind 50 Of the elections to the
House Of Representatives Wherever
mril Of the kind we lr;yc outlined can
be @ot in rs members, it is the b0nnlcn
duty cirronnlics 10 send them. The
test that should be everywhere applied
Is that Of honesty, capacity and clarac
ter. Not OILY in counties clas<ed us
Conservative. but everywhere in the
State. wherever q good man and good
member can be elected ii ough, to be
done. 4 minority that knows It's mind.
representing IN earnest and aroused
constituency, that will not take part in
or even indirectly encourage Legislative
tricks and bargains. that will hold the
reckless ma iorityto the StricteSt account.
and check and hatlle where it cannot
defeat it in every corrupt measure, and
track it and expose it in every vile
subtcrlugc and underground job. can
secure to the people some present re-
lief, and he the advanced ana trusted
guard Of the larger, whose roar VIC
are listening to hear. 1t is all impor-
tant TO have capable. strong men in the
Legislature. Even Mr.. Chamberlain.
our political antipodc, tell us that such
men will shame the ignorant and vicious
into dccency, and frigiltcn them from
crime. "Who does not know" he
says, THAT the presence of one honest
man puts to flight y band of robbers?"
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WISSsBoBo: S. C., June l3, 1874

SoUru CAROLINA, LANCASTER CoUSTY-IS
TIE GENERAL SESs!oSs-ExTEA july
TERN, 1874.
The State vs.. Calvin Black, alias Calvin
Wa!kup, and Jacob Little, alias Jacob
Observation-Disclosures Verdict, guilty
4 new tr:ai granted iE the case Of Jacob
Little
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Williamson Female College,
WILLIAMSTON, S. C.

THE FALL SESSION viii open August
II, enabling pupils to spend the sickly
months in our high, healthy region, near
our Chalybeate Spring, and return home
for Christmas.
For Catalogue, containing full particu.
lars, address,
RE\. S. LANDER, 4. N,
President.
| will accompany pupils ~ from
Niae!y Six, or Monday, August 10th.
JGly l5, 2S-J,.
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*Of course there were.
Ed. HERALD.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
NEWBERRY COUNTY.

Jn.y Is, 1S-4t.
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The turbulent conduct Of few ne
groes in Columbia County has brought
upon them sudden and TERRIBLE re-
trib1sion. The Augusta Chronice 0!
July II, says: .--
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STATE. OF SOJII! CAROLINA.
NEWBERRY COUNTY.

Jun" lG;h, 1918 GIT.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-12-03
The First Chapter of the Book of Donkeys.
"Take now one of the servants with thee and
arise, go and seek the asses"

"Take now one of the servants with thee and
arise, go and seek the asses"
~ And it came to pass that when
men began to multiply in the city of
Angels, that treaty was made be-
tween the Shamites, the eTweedlemites
and the Defamites.
o. And they did meet in solemn
council in the valley of Gain to con-
suit upon the best means to be en-
ployed to bring the people more sub
servient to their will and more profit
able to their interest.
49, And it came to pass that after
many days that the people did see the
drift of the Shamites, the Tweedle-
mites and the Defamites and they did
refuse to obey them, and they began
to look for chiefs amongst themselves
whom they could trust to rule them
with more honesty and equality.
"A. And it came to pass that when
the Shamites, the Tweedlemites and
the Defamites saw that the people
would not obey them, their wrath was
kindled, yea, exceedingly.
(5.) Moreover, they said with loud
voice, Are not we the light of the
city, and do We not send them rivers
OF water and yet they have rebelled
against us, and are now looking for
rulers in the camp of our enemies.
(6.) And 10 certain scribe from the
country OF Express, whose name was
Plant Tool, a man of valor and de-
scendant of the tribe of Balaam, said
with q Dragging voice: "Oh, chiefs!