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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-06-23
aNtebtiaer Ssrtsfnethfel.

Sin ipidltiger griefrpedfel, sipifdlen benz
'enalifhen Miniifer su Wafdinstcn unb benz
StadtssSecretdr Taniel g8ebffer, mirb ge'
genpdrtts in ben eu9tifhen 3eitunaen befanut
aemadt. Der Gegcntano betrift R'qecbs
9Insele9enbeifen. Der trittiid,e Miniffer oers
Idngt Die Treildfung biefeS Snoipicuums.-
Ser. Webffer erfIdrt ibH, Sae ct unter gegeHs
ipdrtiacu llmitdnben 81 oieI perlanae ; er
berIan9t enrddus nihts ais ipas rrd)t unb
biIIis it, chne fllrdtlam su fhmcihsln.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-06-23
Sob eines So sSabr lang 6cfanaenen

lluldnsff ifarb i'm @efdn9niB IN @tent, Gin
50 csabr alter Mann, Iamens Dierre Sofeph
5ccte, tpeld,er So Sabre in @efauseuidlaf.
perlebte. Sein 8erbred,er, rpeldes er tn feis
nem I7ten Sabre ueritte, mar bic @rmers
bung zines jun9er granenaimmers. Sein
erlfes llrtheit mar duf bem 9aoe 9ebredlen
III speroen, tpeIdes tebeh gu IebensidHglid,er
8efanaenld,aft 9enlilbert suprbe. Sn 1914,
als Die Rcidden 8eIe BON @hent hatfen, CAB
ibr 6etman ptm Greie fsiis Greibeit ALIEN
ba er teead,ts oaB sr allein in Ger qBelf ffe,
ben ipiirre, obne Character pber Miitri irs
aeno einer 9lrt, erbieIf er aIS Be9llnIti9ung
be @rlauhnie in bas GefirgniB SariId Jn tebs
ren unb barin gu l1efbsn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-06-23
SesFsmtlld,e 0Ser(ansmlmna.

Bei elmer @eriammlnng, aehaIfen in oerl
6aule bes Daniel Riinb, i'll Sber WP1cungie
Gaunfdip, puroe auf 8crfd1la9 Q. Sd,aa,
,um Stuhl gertifen uiib Q. sNilIer iino lB.
Nogel III Secrstdren ernannt.
5aecb Gdiferi Millian Sdlmeuer, Sab
onion Ecael, philip 5funei Sebn @ddenbad,
Sotn Cong, geouarb Meperu uno Sofepb sseils
man, eine basn belfimnifs gensmittees legfE
Der 0erlaniniIin9 bas 6olaenof oer
1. esn Der Jinlft pom 3teli Stat etttIiuub
Gin Der shenrr fes Arii. Daniel aanh Gin
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-06-23
Nulincctfcuf.

Gie Connecticut Gjeieegebuu9 paeirte bel
Ger Iceten Sieuna Beidliise fir ben Wiebers
ruf Der Inter Sdasfammer, uuo fur eine
9tdtional 8aHf an oeren Stelle.
@ei Der Ieeten 9clfssdhlun9 in oemIeIbcu
Staat eripies e6 fJdl, oae Die 8euGlferuug
100000 SeeleH betrdgt. Inter alien Surs
germ befano fIdi blee elm etnstger Ger
ilidlt lefeu nuo fdreiben tcnnte.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-06-23

Sdneaer3nipadle. dl 8. = Die frau
eiues gepifieu gliiab Braun, in presteil,
gennfrticuf tefhenfte neulih thren @enlahl
NIT brei Wenntern Rnnben In eifer @ebnrt,
metdses bic speite sIuauae rrr glrttpar. Die
erfie fam per brri Sahfen sur lHeit unb ipllrs
ben beseihnet init ben gameu @iiiah, @fids
une @lifd,d. Gs it SpeifcIhaft OBJ Cd eite
dbnIid,e Sanlitie 9ibt, III ipfIher & Brnser
bon 2 @ie5nrten Ieben.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-06-23

Der Wlcntreal Sseralc ersdbIt, bae ein tefs
tiger Smrm auf benz ct. eawreusftrcme, cts
ipd so WReileH ben WcutreaI, fpitthete 81.
ne arc6e 9lu;ahl non 6loBeu wnreen sertf6rt
uno ettpa so Meuihen lclIen catci ibr seben
uerlrren baben.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-06-23
0rnbfe 9lmsfTd,trn.

Ter Wiltcniait acerndt III Wailtpn Wenn,
feIeauien, faat Ter gBaisen fIett feiness
megs 70 gut aue, als man ermartete, uno mau
fam feine hatbe Grnetr eriparten 0iele
SeIoer Iue umqepAn9t mcrben. Gie 9ie9s
sgeneruete hat beinate 9dullih fehlaefhldaen.
cSn ohio, &eutudD uue Sneiaua befiaat
man iId, ittcr grces S,iee unb 3rednie, nell
dc bic Srnete III serlfSreu brcheu.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-06-23
80 d ft1rillt.

Die gRtt9Iieber Der "aIllentaun eefe Ges
fe1fhaft" tpereen bierbnrd benadrittiget
bae bic eibrarD, fir bas 9Iusleiheu BON Bils
dleru, ant Samifa9e ben 26iteu Stunt 9cOff'
net miro. Sie pirb bon bic ubr Ufen
9ehaIter, uub all jeglidem acknowledgement
Samtda ipdbreno ben ndmIiden Stunoen
cftn fem, bic meitere Iadribt cesipe9en err
tbeiIt pirb.
s. S. Gube it. Secretdr.
sunni %. nq-lm
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-06-23
slortbaillpfell s9auf.

Den sEffi sunni, 1911.
Or DiTeffors her Northdmpten Banf hds
ben eiiIs haIhidhFIiHe EiUibenoe BEN sI 80
alif eintu iehen aInEhsiI bee Gapifali1pdg Der
Banf erEIarEs sufalge ber 1trfagnn9 ker Ut
c Be- 9'eHeraI.9 y IHenIbID, paeirf cen 4fen IeB<
ten M2ai, lnEIaf nad BEN I9fen blefee afs Sic
SIszHaIIsF soee lire 9eIeelidheH 9lepfe{eas
EaHleII alisbs5ahIt iDirb.
geprsr 6ef; gafIirer.
5IIall .. aq-9m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-06-23

gdntee gptio ri.--0ie aroete 3eis
tuna eie je in ben Der. Staoteu gehrndt ipurs
be, IL eie Bolton 9tetien BON perigen Mlttts
nod, tpelhe piermal ibre genbhnlite @rcBr
hat. lBer sas lluqebenrr fehen nil, mag
bel uus anrllfen. IS iit ieben6mertn une
mir mereen 0iiemonb sumutten es ~ lsien.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-06-23

Der 8etrilger, rpeldler Die Banfer III erus
i5oiGe nno Cincinnati neulid, Inn teeeuteuee
Summen preIlte, fell einen Briefan bic Snhs
fen 9efhrirben haben, rppriu CT I'D, bittertidl
befthwert, paB er an ben empflnqcuen fleis
nen 9ieteu einen beoeutenben gerlnit beim
ginpehIelu erlitten babe.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-06-23

Nle1 =! zIni ndYIeEf1H TffIIu1 falib man
HIlln9lE NFTHHilIe. h Bern GaIliifdiipz Hrffs
Gaulitp, epHrue GhrIII, IN feIHefn tiaes
Hfn suuie erifrrbef III fsiiieii @rtte l-55r.
ehriII tuar ME berheifalIei, elgneie cine Ilelz
ne 8anerei na(rIhI1, aHf lueIdser er faiulI Ians
&C gans atlein af6 @inlfnIrr ipphnte uIh ugrs
mHtblidi I'M @effH bon etuas @FIe mar Grin
panb IieB ct geipbhnlidi Had1bafr nm gIlts
theile bebaueiI, unb aIs am IeHten 1enners
flag einer nefIelben IN hiefem gerufe in eis
nrni feiner TeIpsr iinipeit hsni NIT Nnnaeu
beldaftigt mar, EleI rs ihn aHf baB ST. ebril
iIdl nidlt fehen lief. gr netoete eies anoern
Jiadlbarii, pen fsnen eini9e aud 1ieuaiefee
hin unb iiis gaus aictaeit, no oirfr henieben
NIT leinen Ssepf 3effdlIa9ens fdlen III peftpes,
lidlem 3ulfanee i'm 9etf faii6en
Sc fieI 9leid, @erbad,t auf snei @uroriifdls
Deutfd|e, tie iItl eire 3eitlang in Der Gieaene
anfashaIten nnb pI6bIIdl peridipnneen fIus,
unb bu man etfahreu, bae fe eiRtge WleileH
pen bort, bic Nlinte eeS Berftprbenfn bers
fauft batteit, ipuree ibuen itadeeieet.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-06-23

Gue eurd, Gin Stibftratf.-Sei
bcm @ewitter III S)crf Sapen, ,Nenniplpanlen,
am leeten Dienlfaa, rpurbe cine Srau Slnf
curdl eiueu glieitrahl gctGotet. Sie iaB NIT
beu iibri9en @licoer Der Samlie in elmer Stu'
be, pcpcn jebod FeineS befddct9t wnrbe.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-06-23

Dom cbern WifGffppt bat man lit ct.
epuis Die 9tadridlt ertalten, eaS Die Sinur
unb @bippeWas miteinanser im6rie9e bearifs
fen ftuo unb mebrere @efedte iTd, 9eliefert
haben, rpcrit mehrere bon. .teipen Seiten blies
ben.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-06-23

SerrSpr-Gs ipiro ar9ebeutet, 6err
Scr, Der brittifChe Wtiniiter, iet I'M 8eGriff
fd5 NIT elmer Sdlmelfer bes fufiIden Minifs
ters,-MiB Williams--;u eerteirdtten. =
Ger 8rduti9dm eiefer SNeiraths,partie milrbe
ungefibr 60, bic 9raut Is fein
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-06-23
Gin gutter s5ar9attt.

Sc it eine Stelle ofen in siner Sfebraes
felIfdaft in 9lllentann, altruo Gin Wda1 nit
einem geringen Capital in bic SfctraefttdfIf
eintreten fam, mo Elm sieniftd allsgehehaEea
8aar @elo @efhdft betreben fpirb. Eitl
Mann Der einen fleifisen II. iiioraIi[den ghds
radter aufipet(en fam, ipirn inter t5tff uor,
tbeilbaften getingungelI< fIfle Gtefle erbdIs
ten f6nuen, tnoem cine perIcn bon BET Oes
felIftdft, fpegeit fdJfDddliden @eninbheitss
llmifdnben fIdi Bon 0fentfihen @efhdftea
Snrild jH siehen wfnfht.
DaS g2dbere erfdhrt man in
Sieler Oruferei.
9IfleutatiiL 5uni %, nq--bU
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-06-23
Cine pellltde 3eitnnq entbdlt fulqenbe fen,

@me Detltdle 3etfIin9 entbdlt fei9enoe teits
cerbare sin5eige:
Der llnte9eidnete III erb6tig fir feiue 9iads
barn so Weilet i'm lintfreis ale Sdidgerets
Ell aus,ufehten. NRdnner f6unen III billis
gen preiie niebergeid1lageii pber aus eem
Sau6 9eiperfen perben. Hte 3ablnu9 lpirb
in @etraiee, Rartefelu ooer Bhisfep qenoms
men. Man wenee iGd, an Wilfon BilIiams,
in feiner 8lcdbiitte in Strifers 9lufleelung.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-06-23

2u S1inoerhccf brad neulidl ineineni Sodus
1e aus, unb fdretflidl su ia9ent 5 perlonen
fdmen tn ben Slammen UNI.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-06-23
Or. @lSriboc.

Gieier Serr, reIter Der 8erfdlftung ar'
9cflaet mar, unb III besen 9iecttslade man
perfdieoene MaIe Td, gcn6tti9t faFc bic Sus
rcrs su entlaeen, neil tte uiht eini9 weroen
fcnuten, il bon etr Scnrt freigelaeen wcreen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-06-23

Damp pfboc till II a td-9tu6 Ga.
banuab, @ecraien, ihreibt man, ba6 am
Rrntdo, ben sten DieIes, tahe jeuem Srt
oer 6etIel bes Dampfbcots Duncan We01ae
serIprun9en fei uno ,iuei 9te9er 9et6btet babe
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-06-23

sus oemEeloe.-G6 tpire lit ben 60,
fc Sefc 3eitunsen 9efa9t bas 2hpmdS s.,
8cuton ieiuea 9lamen nidlt aIe preflcentss
@anoipat bel Der ndhfeu 8abl 9ebrauden
laiIen niree.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-06-23

Gin genilIer epl. Sc. 9iidarefpn in yleu.
pprf fcI cine Grfinonng geniatt babsft bic
menn prattiid als gut ermiefen, bic arrfteu
grfpl9e perlpfitbt 1ie @rfiHbung belfebti in
eiuem Canlpfboot. eermitteIIfoeiIen man per
Stunoe 80 bio so Wleileu snriidlegeu III feus
men glatlbt. Gas Boot, rprlhes ntter sfpei
SiieIe hat nnb sipilden beieen 5fieIen 9lanm
fir bns ggaGerrao liet, miro enrdi einet
barilber an9ebradteu eufthalIen 70 treif dnf.
fer Maeer gebalterL bae bIes Die Stiele unb
pa6 9fdo earin Ipielen. Weau bcift Die Reiie
ocn 9feuDorf mad, 9lIbaup BARN in 8 SttH.
ben unb nadl gnrbpa In 3 Id9en nidd'rn IN
f6nncn. @s hat ftch bereits cine Gefeltihaft
9ebiIeet, melelc 1ogleid, Elm goet uadl biefer
9lrt bauen liet. SO fca rur ! 70 oiel nl6
atbere Hdmnfbectp fciten.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-06-23

lie neuefieu Iadrid,ten aus Iort Sing in
Elcrtbd meIben, baB bon Der aus los Wann
beifebenben @arniion 106 Idl auf Der &rans
fenlilte tefneeu.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-06-23
aeb snrb ein EIapperfebIanaenbifI.

Sin in Captain SIC Drnnalo's su @aDraat
@rano 9liuer ifafipuirter WiIis Gompagnie
befiuoiidber Jieaer pilrne uilldnef Don elmer
Rlapperfdaange arbiiTra, iiuo itarb mad, snei
Iaaea iitafrr arbBea qeineit. Die Gdlaae
ln4ir1e nddiher getoptet, als iafin fanb bd8 tie
Il slatfeta haffe, III gelge usIdem re Il
Sabre aft gfpefeu ieiil mnes
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-06-23

prcfttiherS Soir.--Otc Ginnats
me all elmer Sair, Die neuIid i'll Baltimore
fir cen Gueen bee fatbcliideH @othebraIs
baielbit 9ebalteu wurbe, betru9 nddlf $1,000
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-06-23
6arri(plt G5arpe, 9lcfflll1a !.

5br habt end III CONNER Uniform II pers
fammeIn. am Samifaq ben Sten SliIi I'm 9
llbr 8orniittaae, am 0aiiir BON George Wes
therhcib, nm nit oen 8nraeFu 0as lInabhdns
gigfeitesJelf, an MOrman's Gprilise su fri.
grH.
9Inf gefebl bes Gapifaius.
JBilllaal Boas, 3. @.
sunni g. 1871. n 1Ia
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-06-23

gtm 12teu Snui paren 76 Sabre berHceen
leitoem 9teuDcrf inerrperirt pnroe.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-06-23

Gin Mann beaienq neultd, i'm 2lrmenbdule
su 9lprburD in Ma1adufetts oaourh Selbf,
moro, haB CT einen 8efcuitiel in feine &ebIe
binabifteB
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-06-23
Gtnrb.

slnl Ieeten Sreita9, IN bieler Stabt Srdu
WarDS Sauuoe in einem 9llter bon
50 Sdhreii, unb | Wtenat.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-06-23

euI. 9liharb 9R. Sohnfoi'y uns
fer ieHiherlaeF Blfespfeiinfnf Der 0ereiHigtfn
GfAuffn, If hnEef bic gfimmfdhigen ron
@spff eaaEtD ale WifaIien eer e5rfebsrenng
hes ZIaaFa sIerfu6g efinahIf iner1en.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-06-23

"A Doppele@efdrbte purplr Drint6.
3-4 DO DO DO.
"A glaI pinf unb 8hff &, @binB prints.
hofenftcne BON jeeer BeneNuung.
9BeftenitOffe BON je6er Benennuu9.
9rpcereten.
Srtofte primo q. .. MaOfa6es.
8 DO 3uderbaue Mplai1es.
3 DO .6eni9 SDrip MulaGes.
25 Sdfe 0iio @affee.
eiaucure bon Der erffen Gnafitdf, meIaje IL
ben uieorieffen preiien betm Barrel Dter
Der Salon serfauft perbsn.
M" 9llIe Sorteu Srudlt tperbsn ~ zen
b6hften 8aar @elo preilen eiugefaaff.
~ Sefl ipiro i'm slustauiA fit DaaEra
dngenommeH.
~ @Ieidfdas, babef ile Gteinfcbten fit
6alfbrenneit Ut berfauFen.
enni %. nq-ens
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-06-23
sroffen Naaren Stcl)r.
Sfeist tl1sD Slsemtter

baten foeben BON phifaoeIpbia ttnb
GeuDorf erbalten:
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-06-23
81 etI {, n @fitf.

phnfpeit 9tltentaun, in qedd @auntg.
TSbi9e Waidline III ,u leben BEL Iilgbs
man Rupp, III sIientaun.
galfcij SUM- %, 1911. fla-6R
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TO ME, PUBLIC

The undersigned, being engaged 10
preparing for publication, Il new edition
OF his Gazetteer Of Vermont, in connex.
ion with TIE Natural and Civil History
of the State, did. during The last spring
aud sumner, besides visiting many par.s
PERSONALITY. address circulars 10 posEmas
tcrs. or others, in most Of the towns, re-.
guessing answers 10 such queries as would
enable hin TO give Il full Typographical,
historical and statistical account of the
towns, down to The present time. To
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correctly described he takes this method
TO invite attention TO the subject; and 10
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in each town, who can and will furnish
the materials desired. In cases where
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From the Charter Oak.
The Veil UpIifted.

1t was my fortune to breathe the vital
air in that portion of the country where
the dark son of injured Africa is looked
upon as the gift of heaven 10 his more
fortunate neighbor, the white man. I'M
der the influences of that institution, my
infancy, childhood, and youth We're spent.
drank of the bitter waters of that fount.
ain; and is it tc be wondered al, that the
poisonous draught sent It's chilling iDflu-
ence over the soul I? | bowed before that
unhallowed altar. and is it surprising tina,
the cloud and darkness of ignorance thfew
lis thick veil across the mind? "Bul if
that were all. had the pnre feelings If the
soul been left untouched, then "--But
when was this spirit satiared2 When did
il ever cry 1T is enough 2" But was
there no rent in this cloud through which
the light, though dimly. might be seen ?
There was. The fu'terines of that pur-
er spirit within, striving to rise from The
dust where it had been thrown, would
sometimes whisper. can an institution sup
ported by such principles, giving life and
energy to such eondaet, be approved a.
REASON answered No. lis sacred voice
however, was drowned amid the contend
Ing elements, and again came the deep
darkness of night.
The tide of Information bore TO the
south The news, thar some were maxim Q
efforts for the poor and oppressed; bn
fortunately the tide was murky, and The
nature of the efforts made. and the char.
acter of the individuals engaged were liz
tie understood. and grossly mlsrepresen
ted. Regarding the abolitioniss as a elias:
to be pilied. if not abhorred for their IN
Constitutional efforts. yea more, for thei
desire at all hazards TO accomplish ihei
revolutionary purposes; and altoselhe
| ignorant ofthe principles upon which the,
acted and the arguments upon which The,
! Relied. "A few years since came 10 New
England and fixed my temporary abod
I upon the banks of the beautiful Connect
cut. But in the land OF purer, hole
freedom. the light began 10 dawn upon N,
4 night and chase away its shades. Blu
| what warning with darknessl What 90
position 10 the truth There were stron.
influences to encounter, early education
intellectual and moral. associations of HON,
t and its endearing relations; and above all
i an erpeetation Of returning to the land 0
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-02-03
THE HUNTERS OF MEN.
BY >. G. WHITTIER.

BY =. q. WHITTIER
Have ys heard Of our hunting, Ger mountain and
glen,
Through cane-brake and forest-the hunting of
men!
The lords Of our land to this hunting have gone,
AZ the fvx-hunter follows the sound of the horn:
Hmk-the cheer and halloo! the crack of the
whip,
And the yell Of the hound as he fastens his grip.
All blithe are our hunters, and noble their match
Though hundreds are caught, there are millions
70 catch:
So speed to their hunting, DER mountain and glen,
Through cane-brake and foresi-the hunting Of
men!
Cav luck to our hunters how nobiy they ride
In the glow Of their zeal and the strength Of their
pride!-
The Priest with his cassock flung back on the
wind,
Just screening the polite Statesman behind
The saint and the sinner, with cursing & prayer
The drunk and the sober, ride menily there.
And woman--kind woman-wife, widow and
maid
For the good Of The hnnted-is lending her aid:
Her foot's in the stirrup--her hand on the rein
How hlithely she rides to the hunting Of men!
Oh: goodly and grand is our hunting to see,
In this Gland Of the brave and this home of the
free"
Priest, warrior and statesman, from Georgia to
Maine,
An mounting the saddle-all grasping the rein
Right merrily hunting the black man, whose sin
i the curl OF his hair and the hue Of his skin!
wo, now to the hunted who turns him at bay!
VIII our hunters be turned from their purpose and
prey.
Will their hearts fail within them!--their nerve.
tremble, when
All roughly they ride to the hunting of meni
Ho-ALMs for our hunters all weary and faint
Wax the curse of the sinner and prayer Of The
saint.
The horn is wound faintly--the echoes are still
Over eane-brske and river, and forest and hill.
Haste-alms for our hunters the hunted ono,
Have turned from their fight with their backs to
the shore:
What right have they here in the home cf tn
white,
Ehadowed DER by oar banner Of Freedom an
Right
Ho--alms for the hunters.-or never again
VIII they ride in their pomp to the hunting 9
men!
Ara9s--ALars for our hunters! why sCiH ye delay
When their pride and their glory are meltin
awayi
The parson has turned for, on charge of his Owl
Who goeth warfare, or hunting, alone.
The polite statesman looks back with a sigh
There Is doubt in his heGt--there is fear in hi
eye.
Oil haste, lest thatdoubting and fear shall prevail
And the head Of his steed take theplace Of his tai
OIL haste, ere he leaves Us! for who will rid
then,
y ~ pleasure Or gain, to the bunting Of msns