Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-10-22
CHANGE.
Warning Received by the Governor from
I Mysterious Source.

from San Francisco on the 10th instant.
refers at the outset to a letter previously
sent, and then goes on to narrate what was
seen by the writer in representations or
visions:
Your Excellency is hereby most re-
spectfully informed that further representa-
/ tons have been made, as | understand.
from above, in reference to the subject of
change, of which l have already written
your Excellency twice. On or about June
u, 1885. there was representation, which
understood to be that the dark or colored
people OF the globe, perhaps, were then to
be afflicted. in perhaps various WAYS. as
thought was then indicated, and believe
that such has been the case-that those
dark-colored nations have suffered from
cholera and other diseases, while at the
same time the white man has suffered but
little comparatively. But on the 18th of
| october, 1885, there has been a representa-
| ton made, by which / understand that the
white man has become equally liable to
! change with his dark brother They are
represented as occupying the same house.
and equally interested in the change which
! is again indicated by the use of United
| States money, imperfectly coined, thereby
indicating that 1t is a bad change 1t has
| also the appearance of foreign coin. thus
| indicating that the bad change to which we
! have become liable is gotten up in a for
eign country. Central and South America
| were both much impressed on my mind
| during the representation, and the word
| Bogota, place in South or Central Amer
I lea, was used. There was also some talk as
| to where the change was to be had, or OBJ
| tanned like, and it was said that the change
| was only to be found in large business
houses meaning, | suppose, that the bad
| change is an imported article. At or about
| time OF the above scene a time-piece was
| presented, on a part of which appeared
some written or printed matter. which had
the appearance of being in the French
language So that. if We are importing
| French clocks in this way the disease may
come. But there is another Interpretation
| OF the time-piece, | understand. | had
| 1t IN my hand, or close to my hand. Mat
thew, 10Th chap, 18th verse, says Jesus
| the master saith, My time is at hand |
| will keep the passover at thy house with
| my disciples Mark, list chap 10th verse,
| says: Jesus said the time is fulfilled, and
the kingdom of God is at hand repent We
| and believe the gospel As stated. the
| scene 10y which | understood the white man
| was not to suffer occurred on, | believe the
| 18th OF June, 1850, and now this order is
done away with on the 18th of October,
1855, just four months. In this case q uni
| formity and eXactness of dates is again
seen. There have been also, before the
above, several scenes presented all relating
| to the same subject | think and the affair
| Is all between your EXcellency and the
writer, am first presented as looking for
| you to purchase land of you. | arrive at
what ! suppose the place of your abode,
| and ! commence search for your name
| amongst other Governors names, which
| appear on posts like. | have not found
| your name, but with some trouble | find
| you and enter your company, and am
| either sitting or standing on your right
| hand side. A written book or document
| appears, of several pages; to the inner one
! or ones direct your attention, but Won de-
| cline to give attention to the subject to
! which your attention is called You turn
| your head and look me in the face then
| you commence 10 give your attention to
| some OF the outside pages TO which YOUR
| attention has not been called ] afterWard
! look at the pages to which You have been
| giving attention, and | find they have the
| appearance of being business accounts.
| The next scene presents your Excellency
I rs at a meal, eating and drinking. during
| which you speak of being willing to make
! some certain sale if the party with whom
| you propose to deal will pay YOU 2.O0O-I
| suppose dollars. AT the meal you complain
! OF not having milk in your tea. The next
| scene presents your EXcellency as prepar-
| ing your bed. The bedstead and the bed
clothes appear a little apart. The clothes
! appear on the floor, and you appear taking
| the clothes in your hands and with diff
Guilty drawing them to the bed. The clothes
| appear heavy and move with difficulty.
| Then go TO your assistance and help you
| to prepare the bed, which on feeling it |
| find has great unevenness about it.. which
will not be removed no matter how
much ! try. So the bed re-
mains rough. And this is the end.
| have thought that if your Excellencv is
IN any danger, either spiritual or temporal,
or the State or people which you govern, l
suppose the proper thing to do is to make
the matter known to the extent of my
| ability, and on this account | will inform
your Excellency of what l understand the
| different scenes mean in which your Ex-
ceilency Is presented. | have already stated
that l understand l am directed to take in
| terpretatons from Scripture. We will take
up the subject of being sought and not
| found. Job, Goth chapter, Sth verse, saws:
He shall fly away as dream, and shall
| not be found. Yea, he shall be chased
away as vision of the night" Psalm,
| 37th chapter, 9th verse, SAYS "Yet he
passed away, and so he was not Yea. |
| sought him, but he could not be found"
One hundred and ninth psalm says: Let
! his posterity be cut off, and in the genera
| ton following let their name be blotted
| out" We will now take the eating and
drinking scene of Zechariah, It'll chapter,
9th verse: And when We did eat, and
when we did drink, did not We eat for your
| selves and drink for yourselves ?n Seventh
verse: Should We not hear the words
which the lord hath cried by the former
| prophets, when Jerusalem was inhabited
/ and T1rOSrnrifN- and tho r;tinc
| round about her; when men inhabited the
! south and the plain?" Eighth verse "And
| the word of the Lord came unto Zechariah,
| saying: Thus speaketh the Lord of hosts,
saying. execute true judgment, and show
mercy and compositions, every man to his
brother The 18th verse is, ] think, an
| Interpretation of the refusal 10 give atten-
! ton to the matter presented in the scene.
| Eleventh verse: But they refused to
hearken, and pulled away the shoulder and
| stopped their ears that they should not
hear. Yea, they made their hearts as an
adamant stone, lest they should hear the
law and the words which the Lord of hosts
! hath sent in his spirit by the former
| prophets. Therefore came 4 great
wrath from the Lord of hosts. There
| fore 1t is come to pass that as
he cried and they would not hear,
so they cried and | would not hear saith
| Tue LpfI VI lltSlS. OIe scene presented q
| bed being made. Job, 18th chapter, 18th
verse; " If l wait the grave is mine house;
l have made my bed in the darkness"
Another matter, not before mentioned, is
that the Governors feet appeared irregular.
They were not of proper form-more large
and round than is customary. There may
be something wrong with the Governors
feet, or approaching On the subject OF
feet, Chronicles, 10th chapter, 18th verse,
says: And Asa in the thirty and ninth
year of his reign, was diseased in his feet,
| until his disease was exceeding great yet
in his disease he sought not to the Lord,
but to the physicians. And Asa slept with
his fathers, and died in the one and fcrtieth
year of his reign" The feet were not per-
feet, and it has occurred to me that the feet
| are, or have been, put to represent the
understanding, and the imperfect feet pre-
sented may be put to represent an imper-
| feet understanding in perhaps divine
| things and the Governor being repre-
sentative man of the nation, he may be
presented, not particularly to present short
comings in himself, but perhaps in large
number of those over whom he presideS :;
and in this way may all the scenes here
presented be fairly explained. Or the sub
ject may refer to the entire nation, and to
the President, perhaps, this communication