Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1841-05-13

Amid that holy fhrOnD Of SDiritq hrul,t
Where pure and .inless beings dwell
And angels songs for ever swell.
| Where heavenly musics sweetest tone
T.',n,, aa n" QUIZ H"'"ef 'n'one'
A''c"Fe'@' Io4l- II. M. B.
From the Brother Jonathan
inn Death Or HARklsoN-
BY N. T. WILLIS.
What soar'd the old eagle to die at the sun.
won! ~ s''' nc ''"0
Who mcu It to their zenith then melt into Heav vse"
No waning Of fire, no quenching of raw.
But rising, still rising when Dnssino ayyv.v,
Farewell, gallant eag gle thou'rt buried in light
God speed unto Heaven lost star of cur night!
Trod his skeleton foot on the Presidents floor pe'ofe
He is looked for in howell, and dreaded in hall
The king in his closet keeps hatchment and pail
The youth in his birthplace, the old man at home
Make clean from the door stone the path to the tomb
In church-yard far off stands his heckonin h;er,
He is here as the wave crest heaves Aash;ng On hh
AS the arrow is stoppd by it's prize in the skv-
| The arrow to earth, and the foam to the shore
Death finds them when swiftness and snail lo .re
But Harrsons death fills the climax of story
AAe "e"' WIN all old stride from glory to glory!
Lay his sword on his breast! There's no spot on its
T., ,,h o,aoe
fade '''' ''s"' '1"'''S VIII
was the first to lead on at humanity's call
was I1ayeu Will sweet mercy "hen glory was
AS calm in the council as gallant in war
he fought tor his country and not its "mrrah ~
- We nc Paail VI ng nero Win pHy ne trod-
~ ~ r ''S'' "a o'o0
" haa more ohali we on, with ms ashes Yet stay!
At his word, like a monarcb's. Went treasnre roy and
land
INC ol,gm5 eoio oi thousands mas passed thro his
Is there nothing to show of his rlttering hoard?
No jewel to deck the rude hilt Of his sword?
no 40 'rnpplngs no horses what had he but now?
Brave old Cincnnatus Unwind W. his sheet,
Let him sleep as he ved-wth his purse at his feet.
FOLLOW, now .s ve Es,, The Srs. ,,o,,u,ou ,o-d.
Is the nation, whose father is taken away!
Mne, cnllaren ana neghpor may moan at his kneil
For the stars an nur banner ~ grn S s,dday S ;p,
Let US weep in our darkness-but weep not for him!
Not lot hin,-who' departed, leaves millions N tears;
Not for hm-who assembled flames ladder 60 high
From the round at the top he has stepped to the sky
- ID 0''SSeo " ~ "ne" 50 ready " uie
Txr.Tsp,rr-It;s wor,bv of re,,,r k tho, III. ,,ost
nromnent subject before three If tho r,ast civilized
and influential, n.t;ons !, III. world e tho r.r;e-
Eno,snd Fr,nco ond tho listed s,..os .-a a.oh
tbroroh n. pros. ,n1 boforo tho;r Tnc;s,o,;,o No.
dies eno,aed i, tho Which :, hast f,oo
trade ~ nroto.+;,a d,,;os
A hive of bees, the property Of Mr. r. Marshall, Of
Branxton, near Coldsiream left the hive few days
ago, aud whilst Mr.. A. Rankin was observing their
proceedings, they lighted upon his back, when an ut.
tempt was made TO sweep them of, which did not
succeed. Mr.. R. was then obliged to strip off his
coat, and being we'll skilled in the management of
bees, he Immediately dived amongst them with his
fingers and caught the queen bee. which he returned
back 10 the hive and in ins,an. the whole swarm
were quiet' and no did MOI receive single sting.
1he ways OF New ork nave christened the newly
elected Chief Magistrate OF that city "Mc Night May
| or.
/ Wonderful !-'Fhe Hartford Times has made the
discovery that II the Locos had poilsd more votes
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