Wichita eagle., 1888-11-11
For the Sunday Eagle.
ISAIAH LXVII-SOME MORE.

An additional chapter to the prophecies
of Isiaih, translated from a recently dis
cOverd ancient manuscript by Arthur o.
Davidson
l. Now there dwelt in the land over
against Washington certain man called
Grow +, whose Surname was Cleve-
land, and he built for himself record.
2. And it came to pass that it grew to
be considerable Of a record, such as it
was, and of hay and grass and stubble
builded he it. for he was foolish man.
3. For foundation to his record he
laid immortality, laid with the plaster of
general cussedness. And he put on
several cubits of unwise policies and
cowardice, and insults to the brave
warriors of his land, whom he loved not,
neither was loved by them.
4. And when he had finished
his record, and pitched it within
and without with free trade pitch, he
stood upon it and issued decree, saying:
). When there is heard i'll the land
the sound of the Tyre, and the trumpet,
and the timprel, played upon by Daniel,
surnamed Lamont, and Allan the Thur
mantle. let all men fall down and wor-
ship me and my record.
g. And, moreover, he sent his serv-
ants into all the country round about, to
tell the people that the trash whereof bis
record was buiided was not trash, but
stone and mortar and brick.
Z. And he ordered to be brought to
him rubber stamp, wherewith to veto
pension bills, and awaited the result with
the confidence Of man whom the Lord
loveth. Selah.
8. Now there dwelt also, in the land
of the Hoosiers, certain Benjamin, the
Harrisonite, and he builded him record.
8. Its foundation was honor and hon
esty, laid with adamantine cement of
truth.
10. And he was wise man and
builded not of grass and stubble, but of
stone and brick, and upon a rock did he
build it.
II. And its four walls were four
sheets of pure gold, tried by fire. And
upon the north wall was given purity
and upon the south wall patriotism.
II. And upon the west wall bravery,
and upon the east wall protection. And
when the record was done it was exceed
ingly fair to look upon.
13. And there came the liars and sling
ers of mud from the hosts of Grover.
did sling at 1t mud and filth.
IA But the record of Benjamin had no
flaws wherein to catch the mud, and it
fell again upon the heads of the singers
thereof.
15 And it came to pass in the
eleventh month and upon the sixth
day of the month. that the multitude of
the people assembled themselves to-
L.
10. And when the people had come
together and had looked uFon the two
records. they danced around the pile of
hay and stubble and laughed it to scorn
and said: Who is this man that he should
rule over us:
Il. And a voice answered and said:
This is he who hired substitute to do
his fighting. who insults the brave war
riors of the land and who challenges the
protected industries of the land TO a
death struggle.
is. And there was a shout of derision
and the people came and stood before
the record founded on stone, and whose
walls were OF gold.
10. And there came mighty voice
saying. This is the brave soldier, the
pure man, in whom there is no guile.
Choose We this day whom We viii serve.
20. And the scribes and elders and all
the people shouted for joy. and said: 1t
is this man who shall rule over US.
u. And it was so.
%. And when the multitude had
shouted to the victor, they turned, and
fell upon the record of him who is sur
named Cleveland, and left not q piece
thereof.
.. Wherefore. the name of that
place is called. TO this day, Hammel-
Gohab. which is, being interpreted, the
place of the busted.