The Dover argus and Delaware advertiser. (Dover, Del.) 1804-18??, 1804-10-24
Lines occasi;onsd BY reading Mr.. PArNE's Rloh ,
OF MAN.

Rous'd bv the reafon of his manly page
Once more fhall PAINE a lin' ming world engage;
From, reacon,s fource, a bold reform he brings
Bv rafting up mankind, he pulls down klnsS'
Who, fource of difcord, patrons OF all "rohe'
On Blood and murder, have been ted too long
Hid from the world, and tutord to be bale,
The curle, the fcourge, the ruin OF our race
Theirs was the talk, dull dehgning crew,
To govern beings that they icarcely knew
NM deem'd this world fettlement OF ilaves'
And form d their fway on iyitems built by knaNeS-
Advance, bright years, to work their hnal iaii'
Andhaae the period that ihall cruih them all
Who, that has read and fcannd tn hlttorlc paGe'
But CLOVIS at every line with kindling rage
TO fee BIZ then, the rights Of men alpers d,
Freedom reRran'd, and natures law reversed;
Men. rank'd with beaH's, BY them bequeahd away
And bound, even falls mad,nen to obey
Now driv'n to fight, and now oppreis'd at home'
c ompelrd in crowds, Der dlitant ieas to roam
From Indian climes the punder'd prize to BRING
Toglad the Trumpet, or TO glut the king,
who, fworn to pleafe her vain, capricious mind
WAS forc'd new diamonds, at her call to find;
Or thus, Ike Nero, his proud dame addreis d
VINO mace TINS tilS tStl 1lSi wv - ~
.sLet but thcfe fingers Ger your bottom tray
And conquered nations at your feet III lay.
COLUMBIA, hail!--,immortal be thy reign "a
Without king, wetill the fertile plains
Without king, we trace tn encircling fea,
And travel round the globe in each degree.
Each dRant CLINE, our. gallant flag reveres,
Nor AXIS monarch to ibpport the STARS;
Without king, the laws maintain their fway,
While honor bids each loyal heart obey.
Be ours the talk, tn ambitious to refrain,
And this great eGon teach, that kings are vain;
That warning realms to certain ruin hate;
That kings ubGR on war, and wars are waite
So thall our nation, form'd on reafon's plan,
Remain the guardian of the rights of man,
A VAT republic, fam'd thro' ey'ry cline,
Without king, to fee the end Of time.
Extraa from an address, delivered the 12th If May
1904, at Worcester, Mass. BY Mr.. BRAzER.
C A true republican does not conhne his regard tc
the narrow circle nwhich he may be placed. En-
lifted in the holy caufe of Freedom, heatraces hei
progrefs with equal delight, whether fhe wantons il
the luxurient fields of Italy, climbs the rugged
heights 81 Switzerland whether her footReps pref
the vine Cllu MUS OIL FdnCe or e pACah mountains
Of Norway, whether, TO ''redreis the rigors Of thu
incle ment cline, Sie icatters her dews the arie
plains of the equator, or melts, with her fires, tn
frozen letters of the pole To him, every advocat
of the fame glorious ,caufe is friend brother. IL
groups, with eye OF impartial admiration, the wor
thies Of ancient and modern days who fought unde
her banners. He views, with equal affection and re
fpeGt, an Emmett on the fcafold, and Hancock
the chair of fate; a Camillus in baniihment and
Fayette in prfon; Cato on his fword, and Byissc
under the gullotne a Curran defending the right
and lives of the victims of opprefion, and fefe,
sn protecting the peace and PROPERTY of the fons
liberty R070an bending his exiled Reps from I'll
land Of his nativity, and Washington retiring to tt
fcenes of his YOUTH laden with laurels and eicorte
by the acclamations of his countrymen."