The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1890-11-01

fell asleep; and as be slept he dreamed
dreams; and III his dream he saw a Wis
ion and in his vision he eiv the ghast-
iy skeletons of the snee,ed dead rise
from their unnofed graves and point
their long fl 'shess fingers at him; and
he awoke affrighted. His skin rose in
tilt ring goose-h3sh, and each individ-
ual hair stood on end, like quilts upon
the fretful porcupine. And It Is writ
ten that he dropped his arms, and fled
in terror through the spOoky night and
fell among the camp fires OF the enemy;
and they took him away and car
ried him into far country, even unto
the camp that is called "Chase," and
after that they had aunon*ed his creep
ing fl ssh and creased and soaped down
nis rampant hair, they gave unto him
the oat1 of allegiance and a square
nc3l, aud let him go. So he meandtred
soughWard at his own sweet will, and
90 himself into his own land among
MS own kin, and hath since beea heard
to declare that but for these vile guns,
and the villain0us saltpotre, digSed out
Of the bowels of the harmless earth to
destroy fellow, he would have been
soldier
"But he wasn't for he Joined himself
unto one Isaac, who was Farmer OF the
Kings Revenue, aud together they serv-
ed the king and oppressed the people
grieyou3ly, until, in the day Of their sore
distress, they cried out unto the King
with loud and bitter cry, and when he
had taken them and brought them be
fore his judges, they were tried before
them, aud many griey0us thipgs were
alleged and proven against them-so
that they trembled in their places before
the assembly of the offended people, lest
they be stript Of their official robes and
cast into the dungeon of the malefactor.
And the outcome of that great trial,
and the manner of it, 10! it is written by
himself in -biograph, in the Book of
job, in the XIXt1 chapter and Goth
verse, and the last part of the verse
q.y
Aud about that time these three men
met, and as they gazed into the counte-
nances, one of another, 10! they were
Brethren-for they were of feath
er; tit for treason, stratagemS and
spoils.
Now the Act of these Three brethren,
when they bad joined themselves to-
| gether and conspired to deceive and
rule over the people to their hurt; how
! they parted their treasure among them,
/ and tor the }esrure of Office did cast
lots, the folly au3 crime OF Their wicked
reIgn, and the cause and manner of
their overthrow, which is yet 10 come,
| 10, ii is written IN the coming chapters
| of these Chronicles, and shall appear
after seven times, to be read and known
of eli men; aud while these seven times
pass over, the three lone brethren wan
dering about the fountains OF the river
that is called Salt, let them tule their
voices to the Tyres note and sing as II
were new song, and this shall be the
refrain thereof.
"Tell all the people" we know not why
But 1--WE never speak as we pass by.
After all this, we understand that
Col SHAFfER will eat his own words anG
support uPCHURCH. We believe that ht
was once on UPCHURCH's bond. He die
not finish these interesting Exposures
much to the relief of the three Brethren
In the face of all this, how can an!
man who pretends to be Democrat an(
patriot vote for UPCHURCH or any othe
Radical?
lie cannot if he loves principle NOR
than fayors or money.
DOES it make any difference Whethe
man is Benedict Arnold in the Reyo
lutionary war or in political campaign
Does it make any more diferenc
whether man is dishonorable in hi
politica co vctious than in his priyat
actS2 Treason is treason-in politics a
well as in war-aoN G. NJ. COOKE /
Raleigh.