The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-11

us make joyful noise to the rock Of our sal
walton let ua come before bls presence with
Thanksgiving; ist us make Joyful noise 10
Him with psalms: n he hand afs the a a,.,p
places Of the earth; the strength Of the h,lis
ID his ALSO Peradventure some Of you mere
are about to make merry IN an nnwtse
fashion, with dancing and with iibatl'ns y,
heather hilarity;. yea, and u may % WiI !,
diasansion and brawls before tho n'9nt ~
sped Do not these things, nv friends
Abuse not the mercy vouchsafed yo'i. hut re-
tire each one to bic home, however poor ~ ne,
with an abiding sense of the TACT tnao poVe,ty
II vlrtuous lie better than riches. ha,ne'noe,
His word who has said, Blessed are the poor
Morning had dawned IN the pine barren
ploripi,a IA everywhere Day was ushered IN
by saffron ttnts. rosy clouds ann pinN s'a'sa'
while her superb monarch. the heavet'en-
thruned sun. mounted Ills ehF anu RaVo wv
world Hight fut aiknfaS.
Mr. Galloway lifted his hat (havlng com
mepepd his journey Mt early dawn, ahh Iee'
| Ing freah hree1es freighted with spicy pine
odora and accent of wood flUweTpl, ne ltfted MS
hat. We say. barring his broad brow Q fragrant
| zpphyrs noting the motion OF squfrrrls aa
they laapei from branch to branch nvrrhean
mud the quick bound Of the Wild rabbit aa "
hast vi away from his intrusion. Inc on.te,-
nv and uraashopper tribe numerous and o.
versneti In this region he surveyed with Oh
servant eve aud rode on till. seethR tatl 1g
IRE emerge from the woods, he slackened his
pace and spoke thus:
| In the same direction. and object not t. your
company on the way. se Ing that matters on
| Importance may be discussed between W..
II am surely happy" returned Sykes, that
brother Galloway I've going tho came way !
uuea and there never have been ~ time ye'
when war'nt glad TO meet you auywbetes.
| "William," returned Mr. Galloway, ln-
preeaIvely, you bear o good repute, ana
| am minded To give praise when praise De que
| Nevertheless am concerned on account q
| your son Jacob, Familiarity called Jake, lad
Or gnodly parts and heseeming courage. YET
am fearful iest his zeal be not according C
| Knowledge, and he oyarstep the itm,lt Oh
youthful restraint this day. am ofedl'sb,y
| informed that he purposeth this day TO- en1-
| merge yea 10 cast IN deep WATERS nj tht
peril Of his life. one lsham MuDdy. q most
| pestiferols intruder who has come amongst
ia talking of kings and nations ana empires
and consolidation. These things freely aver
nre ma adders IN my ears and provocnt'oh %
uRt wrath. Nevertheless would have lhj
son withhold his hand from violence. Yea
neraaventure the man shall be duly rnprovot
and sent about his business, though griev
ousy fear he hath mono save tho stirring NJ
| Of strife which condnCeth TO III anu pro
motath blood guiltineas.
| To this Sykes responded:
"You air 4 wlaa ouuna'lor and true man
BROTHER Galloway. | has made Jake harm hl'
church Caterklsm and his perltical caterkisu
from my own lips. He air Raund Ia both. snt
| If you don't want him to come to tho electer
tiun say the word and shell SEND MIN nome
Thar he be comm OH a-whistlin' now
"Du 3d." said Mr.. Galloway, emphatically
Jake, having received his fathers eonman'
| and Mr. Galloway reimbursement of ", turne
round and deliberately marched back to tn
pine wooda, while both those worthy gentle
men proceeded to the appointed place Tor vot
Ing aid matured their plan of action Ia tn
premlses. Mr. Galloway insisting on deter
mined resistance 10 lsham Mundys machinn
tious, willis insisting at tho same tima ina
! the Intruder should receive no personal II
Jury. His words were. as he reached tn
scene OF contest: Though the Lord give W
tho bread Or adversely and the water Of ailli,
tlou, yet shall not thy teachers be remove
Into corner any more nor thy wise men b
kept client, for the land hath groaned wit
great travail and tho voice of her mourDin
hath gone up before Hls throne