The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-11-09
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A minute aftcrward they were in sort of
gigantic chamber, dug in the rock, and tho
walls of which wero covered with stalactites
that made them sparkle in tho torch light as
if they were walls of diamonds. There werc
assembled all the fishermen and lazaroni
whom Masanollo had harangucd tho day be-
foro ON the harbor. When the young man
appeared n joyful clamor arose on all sides.
at is he!"
sit is our young leader"
'Long live Masanielloi''
Such wero the greetings with which no was
welcomed by the ragged men who filed the
subterrarean chamber.
Masaniello mounted on largo stono which
was in the middle of the place. Both fisher
men and lazaroni formed a circle round him,
and tho greatest silence Immediately pre-
vailed
Comrades" said Masaniello, "did you oil
take different roads as l recommended your
ayes, we obeyed your orders"
Arc you sure that. there are no spies
among us!' crime, r-s
"Fear nothing: We oil know one another"
LET. thoss who have arms draw, nearS' AZ
Ten mon camo Forward, some with pixies
and tho others With. arquebuses or partisans.
sPlace yourselves,n said Masanicllo, Eat
force their way in, except over your bodies"
Then, pointing to the monk, who was
standing on his right, he added:
"There, my friends. is my master; there is
the master of us all."
"Hc is! he ISL exclaimed several voices.
ave know himln
1T is Dom FrancescoI'
''Thc friend of the peoplef''
.GLouc live the Bencdictine!r
at was not l." continued tho young man,
'whom you applauded yesterday on tho her-
Dor; was but the echo of this holy man, to
whom owe the little instruction l possess.
It was he who spoke to you through me-"
''Long 1.-Two Dom francesca" cried oil
present
at is true, my dear brethren" said the
old man, shat to SEQ you happy has been my
hope through life, the aim of my studies.
have spent my long career in pleading your
cause and defending your rights. Like tho
Hebrews in the land of Egypt, you have
toiled for greedy despoilers, who grow fat on
your substance and drink your tears. But
another Moses has arisen to shake from Off
you the yoke of Pharaoh, and to lead you to
the promised land of liberty"
These words wero received with cries of
enthusiasm,
Liberty forever!"
Liberty we'll havei"
"No moro fettersl"
''No moro taxesw
mo moro sufferingr'
"Libertyl liberty foreveri"
On sign from Masaniello silence was re-
stored.
ayes, NeapolitanS, you shall be free,
swear itlp g exclaimed he. with Gre. ..Tbe
STRUGGLE viii be n despera Il, one. md there
will be many OF us turned into r,ortyrs. are
Won. therefore, prepared to fight to the
deathp - a,
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even then confront the troops of tho yiceroy
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