Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-08-11

TSe ",,nh"om,s dann;n,, in bs a1mrc eyes,
Ia - !; s',,tois,, ,,3;,h oase md orace
And HE sweet tones. nre soll as rnnidens sishs.
IT'S the Successor of the great al ann"
Who took responsibility for Law;
1t ,ods the heir apparent, Little Van,
lis Eow President aud none yer saw
a magistrate elect, with caliner look,
Since bees and frogs dwelt IN old kinderhook!
Flushed with success--the party now IN power,
Unleash d the dogs of Plumber and Misrule,
Millions were squander d and nelo axioms spread
From the Professors of the new-ligbt School.
In their Sdnhtdrtm II was thus decreed;
"Unto the Victor all the spoils belong
~ ill., I I,s, sp ,psa a ~
Wv '''' " s
lis said the fires in Etna, rest awhile
But to burst forth with tenfod fury given;
r. We 0,,rnoss 80 ,ha ,,iiI 81 Iiaas,,,,
H., 49, ,,,o r. 80 ,,hn, ro',aan.a ,,,,o.
NJ ,o,,or oan scrnen ~, ,rn;i,, gron, ;ha;r do,,
Twere heller fnr tbcm IL The Hills sbnuld iaIl
And shelter them within living tomb.
F,no noJ;,;coj had sIen, Too lonc
lie a5,n zoe ,,ar iarId;ns,,, in tho d,s,
And ,ho I5hi IT, H., no,i'i 80 n, ,h' uo,i
Va snf;,rad 30 Jaca,, ~ sto,I, and ,ns,
Far ,,vsIse n,s, $50 ;non,;nn sn had h,.r
ca,;n,, ,,,or h,,II, amd ,ha y,oar
And We were nearly trampled to the earth
When, as Meteor, that would all consume,
Ye burst tarh 0nc un6ounded t0Od Of fire
From East to West, from North TO South il spread
Consuming. as il rolled, Ruler and ruled;
HARRISON
Praise be TO Hlm-praise for the victory.
The bonds were loosened scatter d were the proud
r. ~" o,Sn go " ,so ho on ,I"'''
q root mos ,h ha,,,s, craa, ,ho I,Lio
M ,hsa III n,,, ,,,, ~. ell ~ 81 c
And y,hen The yano,o,ed Chef ,nco ,,o,.
4
ANA signed The Magma Charta, there arose
One universal praise to Him, who gives
Peace to the soul and bids the mourner live
God takes the good, TOO good on Earth to stay,
And leaves the bad, too bad 10 take away:
Is an old homely Proverb, long thrown by,
But IT is true, all things that bloom, must die.
The civic feast WINS turned 10 funeral o,oom
High hopes were blasted-and the laurels won,
mat were To grace the brow of Harrison,
were claimed as trophies for the silent tomb
Row down Humnn;,vi ,bcro ia b,, ONE
Whose right ii is, eternaIiy to reign,
There is no change in Him--the mighty hills,
Pelon on Ossa ped-the Curious Sun,
AL all shall fade when the Almighty wills;
And like a "visions baseless fabric" pass
Away forever Let His will be done
TRAITOR mr.
p,t ,bo,o ,,,s s,;r ,,,.,I. In
The ba,,le had heon G,,,',,, i, ~, 49,, "
He NJ t,Yt, .hr. ~, an
F,;.nds 81 ,ha C,'.,;,,', ~ P"' ~ I I,
'''0 ""u tue Laws
All eyes were turned on him, for he had sworn
To bide the Peoples will, for veal or wo
That will had given 10 him. the prnudest place
Free suffrage could in this wide world bestow
WILL ,bo A,r..r sill, -
For !, nas ons, ,n,'I", -, .i =. e.ra'eu'
n oI,nso !, al, iaI - ~ Wv
rho s,r.a,, "a. + y;i,;n' ~ W, as
''''' P"'' '''oug"'
The work went bravely and wholesome Laws,
Were passed, 10 give to Commerce proper aid
or currency and Revenue-the Nations wealth,
Far TO remove from all the "tricks of trade"
An will is human I'M, IN. U;u d;,;oa
Iaws nre ohnox;n,s ,,har, h., ,,'', -,
Fr,e,ds u,ho tnrn T.;,.' "a Ill -
hine WIN ''s guys 'o"''
Canno, ren;ne !, ,be, Nc ro,,ro. 49,,
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Wen may the world exclaIm, "Ah what is Man,
That thou, oh COP art mindful still Of him,
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F VI "'s" '"u SUI
How were the laws received by him, who stood
(From mere Academy in that high place,
That had been filled by those illusirious men,
Inc Purest patriots OF the human race'
How were those Laws received all who should