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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-19
THE GREATEST MEETING WEST OF
THE TENNESSEE

The Guard" printed at Holly Springs, Mis-
sisspp gives a description Of the great mass
meeting held al Wesley, in Raymond county,
Tennessee ON the 81 instant. II was gather
inc of the Republicans Of West Tennessee and
oil The State OF Mississippi The Quad gives
very picturesque description OF the line vi
march towards the scene Of action-the military
and the citizens who fell into the advancing CO.
mmn-the arrival at Sommerville, whose streets
were lit up with transparencies, and the shades
of evening changed into artificial day" Here they
we're addressed By Major Harvey and Colonel
Matthews Of Mississippi, and Col. Stanton OF
Memphis
Early on THURSDAY the immense mass was
in motion towards Wesley. Carriages wagons
and vehicles OF every shape, size and dcnomina-
ton were paraded, bearing banners OF meaning
devices The uniform companies that left SOM
meGville, exclusive ofcizens, amounted 10 twelve
hundred and Siyty-fre. Every lew hundred
wards the immense concourSe were halted 10 re-
ceiye banners presented BY the patriotic ladies OF
The country. On reaching Wesley we were met
by as many more IN uniformed companies. Over
The beautiful rising ground the whole OF the COM
panies amounting 10 twentyseven hundred para
ded with military eXacinesS and ORDER The
crowd was estimated al MOI, less than ID, 0Oo.-
The meeting was addressed by MAJOR Har
ney. Major Cheatham OF Middle Tcnnes-
see. Colonel Matthews. Major Totem and
other orators. Mr. l.. ii. Coe, the able State
EIeclor a, large, distinguished himself by pow
ertu speech on the principles Of the two parties
and handled the Texas question with all lis
bearings upon Southern interests, and Southern
institutions with startling force upon lis opposcrs
Thus ended (says the Guard) the greatest
meeting ever held West of the Tennessee a
meeting TO which every hill and valley river and
brook SEM lis host of representatives. Tennessee
is sale, and the coon was buried at Wesley
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-19
MIR. CLAY IL FAVOR or DIRE


- ~ Wv
The following Is an extract from a ~
livercd by Mr.. Clay III 1920. which Will le +
in the Life and Speeches OF Henry CLAY l,
eel by Greedy X McI.lra:h OF the New "
bune, vol. ! pages li6 and III:
Can any one doubt the 3mgoi.cp ot -
.nent resting mi,Iy upon the prccaiiou> re-
Of such reYenuc? j. IS c0AS'0ahH EU'#
II iemptS IL. by lis cnormou. amount, a DIR
into extrayasanr expenditure, ahd Sc ar
driven, By its sudden and unexpected defi-
into the opposite extreme. We are seGGy.
itS d1itering promises, into expenses Y"sH
rni2hi AVOID: and We are afterwards coHi"
Gu as hencA,Ja, 10 avoid expenses which "ea
To make. IL is a system under which iher'
sort oil perpetual n0r bctgeen the interest 81
Government and the in;cres; OF the f
Large imporations fill the Golfers OF TO
mcnt and empty the pockets oil the peof
Small impoualions Imply prudence 81
paIt OF the people, and leave ihs tres
empty. In war, the revenue disappears; N =
it is unsteady. On snch system, the govern
will not be able much longer to RELY. Weaa
ticipale thai We shall have shortly 10 resort %
additional supply OF revenue r't'a ms,
was opposcd 10 The :o!alrepeal OF The ~ f.h-
REVENUE. | would have preserved q.
parts OF it at least, TO be- ready ior eme'Es
such as now exist. And am for or, 'ra.
exclude foreign spirits altogether and SUI
Tor the revenue levied on them, a tax upon ;a'
its made in isis country. No other na,ioH g.
50 much Of foreign spirits as We do. % A'
couragcment Of home industry, You WI. ~
BASIS or INTERNAL TAXATION. ~"
gets strong, that will be STEADY and >'
mciding allie N peaec ami tcar. W. 90 w.
rive our abilities abroad 10 pay taze' '''''
ponds upon our wealth and indu>tri, a; RI.
same, WHATEVER MAY BE TIE "
OF levying contributions" .,...
Mr. Clay's scheme is to make the 'ailH y.
eign imports 50 high as TO amount 10 F'
thus cutting of a supply OF revenue '. ,a
source, and nfcessar1iy compehing d osl ,,.e
RECT TAXATION.-( Swrll 81 J.g''S
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-19
WHO WILL NOT BELIEVE" THE CON.
SlSTENT EDITOR OF THE WING E?

In Wing paper OF Fredericksburg, we find
the following extract from late number of the
Richmond Wing:
"Organ,ce! Organise $50 elow is the contest
in Virginia that the belief is general that the best
organized party will carry the State. That is our
c0RrietioR."
And yet, in Thursday Wing, we find the ed
tor suddenly changing his note, claiming "vir-
snia as certain for Clay" and stigma,sing as
fool or pol,roon," any Wing who dares 10
doubt Clay's brilliant election.
The fact IS tina, the Wing mislcd its own
friends BY expressing its conviction" that the
contest in Virginia was $50 close, that the bclicf
is general that the best organized party will carry
the State" Upon this solemn assurance some
Wings iorc doubted" whether Mr. CLAY would
receive The vote OF Virginia. and, consequently,
would be certainly elected President, two TO one.
or BY even the smallest vote. The Wing must
then blame itself for these doubts" of its friends.
and should have shown a little charity towards its
misguided followers. 1t certainly should never
have denounced them as ''fools and poitroon." for
feeling such reasonable doubts"
The Democrats have no doubt of Virginia
they do not believe that the contest will be 80
close'-but while they are confident Of hand
some majority, they are preparing to organize
fully for the campaign If our words have any
weight, not Democratic vote will be los.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-19
THE TRUTH COMING orrr ,

We seize the earliest moment to inform ,ba So.
pie Of Virginia, that yesterdays Wing. loIlou;rr
implicitly the commands OF lis liese lord III.
Clay, "rejoiced" in the proSpec, Of the ann.
lion CT Texas being forever defeated in Cow.
qucnce of the election of Jones. the an,i.an,o,a
ton President Of Texas. ehaye now in c,cs.
and decided terms, The thorough opposition al II,
Clay's principal organ in Virginia 10 anneys,,'r
in the success OF which Virginia and the S.,,,.
are 81 deeply interested. Can the Soulh AL. -,
more grounds 10 deiea, Mr.. Clay than his og.,
declarations against Texas. echoed by his rre...-
throughout the country? II is true the VIII w.
peats its old humbug, that annexation is eonig.
lent 10 Disunion, and sprang from ''rapscior.
spectators" Before renewing such siang
should have not forgotten that such vile char.
againS, the friends of annexation have been NIL.
booted down BY James Lyons, ESQ. dis,incn;J
ed Wing; and, as the Wing said. cur .princ;r',
witness and advocate" against The Wbja ls.lt.I
We SEE, moreover, that one Mr. Rchd ye,J'.
has been imported from Charleston BIZ rbe WI,
and that he too, enlightened! the W hi5S he >irnif.
stuff about disunion: charged the Annexation nr1,
jet Ia have sprung from SPECTATORS Editor, s,,4
Editors sons, who had invested money IN Tnra.
lands, &c. From the picture drawn OF Mr. w.,
den hy his neighbor Of the Mercury neither H.,
Democrats nor ourselves are much affected l..
what he can say. He is as reckless in hi, -.
sections, as he is coarse in his expressions
We should be glad 10 See him take the sum,
through Bayly> district--ior, according 10 ~
"knowing ones he does make converts. In.
the wRoNG WAY. He converts Wings NJ
Democrats. The Charleston Mercury congs
tulates the Wings on The ally they have pro
cured, but warns them against the exiraoriinar.
magic al his cloquence. He assisted in tutair.
f,r.rUt. oil, .
will probably contribute To produce the same
feet in Virginia
GAS 10 The election Of Arson Jones 10 the Pre-.
dcncy OF Texas, the Wing is mistaken in ~,
posing that ii will defeat the annexation. A NV
Orleans paper said The other day, that thougt b.
was not as much i'll favor al ii a. his comtei
tor, Bu!leson, Vet that Mr. Jones had declare
would chceriuly cany out the wishes OF rt-
people. "Rljolec" At the defeat OF annexaua
The South will SEE who are lis friends and ~
lis opponents.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-19

II is true that "Obscrvcr" has been sufficiently
gcneropS 10 his own party, 10 give them fenh>y-
vania. because NE Den,oeyais hare just c0frtea a;
and To claim for the Wings Ohio, Icc"ase Mcg
Aarc pro5aLiv car,7sdH \ strange rule this, that
does not work well j0th maN.
ANOTHER OBSERF YER.
e. We too are ObSrrrS-or, As the FAINTER
said, when he saw picture OF another, 81 no.
an a Painter" We differ from both the Obnf-
rcrs in their calculation, and beg leave respect
fully 10 submit "a Fair Calculation Of our
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-19

Some OF the Wings, We are sorry 10 say it, .
using the lsoorback forgery a. it appeared in ,
Albany Evening Journal and Richmond w
notwithstanding its exposure, 10 the injury
Gov. Polk. II the Wing wishes 10 know w.ie
il has been recently employed 10 piop ~ 4,
waning iollnnes OF the Wing parly We vii!
form him. In the county which gave binb 10 +,
divine Clay and not very remote from ,he "a.
dcnce Of the immortal Bots a pfogmcm Va
at Wing meeting last Saturday, Stated that n
Polk branded his negroes
Their prospects are declining the bfaea
clos and impos,ures 10 which they are now 3
sorting, show the desperation and lecalc.,ae>a
4 sinking, party.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-19
Hmm Mc CLarlcsLnn lLrnlnl

Wanted To know, if the people OF o.
know By this time who Jim Polk is, AID Z
or ruE FEW BIT FAITHFUL has zone 10 VI
to enlighten the people Of HE OH Domiao
the same success attends him Msre ~ IN Sc
we think that the Democratic rarty OF Char
ought TO present him with iedtt,r A,o!M "a
exeI;ion- in their behalf ROO~IL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-19
TO THE WINGS OF THE SOUTH,

In Tuesdays Forum, the leading Wing paper
in Philadelphia, published BY the notorious pipe
LAYER. Bella Badger, we find the following article
printed in large characters to catch the AhPsitioh
vote People of the South, viii You act III close
communion with vile fanatics, who hate lie South
and would uproot her instituiionsl
"CLAY AND ABOLITION.
extract from letter of VIM. II. Seward, ey-
Wing Governor Of New York. 10 the Wing
State Committee of Vermont"
"Renew your declaration that the extension
of Human Slavery is at war with the principles
Of the Wing party, and that Negro Emancipation
is among the great works 10 which tha, party IS
devoted. and you NAV rest assured that the echo
from the Green Mountains will b. the most
cheering sound that ever reached the Sage OF
Ashland"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-19

Even the elements conSpire against the Wings.
Though Thursday morning the City was Jaa
Of strangers on their way 10 Yorktown" we I'M.
derstand thu. not more than 20 or 50 faithful
Wings left Rockets on the Chesapeake. We
are further informed, that the Boat ran aground
near City Point at P. NJ and did not yet of
till nextmorning Yesterday was hm, rainy day
but the 18th Of November will be still more blue
for the Virginia Coons!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-19

ERaATA-In Mr. Stevcnsons letter 10 the De-
mocratic Convention Of Louisiana, published in
Yesterdays Daily Enquirer, from The 'Globe"
and Anew Orleans Herald"
In first column, 18th line, read "other" for such.
In 32d line, instead of word OF, read 'for."
In 44th, after word involve, read 'the same"
In 59th, read must" for might.
In I'd, read ivan" for war.
In soh, after the words supported by, read 'tliat
devotion to our country"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-19

GLoRlous Nrws- Poil's Eleff,o" ..s
A highly respectable Wing OF M'S az, r.' !,
has jus, returned from New o r.g, !, rI> ,le
o o1anor =, a'v ba, ,b.y were before he et
s,uencS, 10 - " sars he was contiden; OF NJ.
onrs s;on i NIL he had gotten North OF RiGa-
that the immense sther9nSps $50 81 ' ,hl pend ent.
the whole line, in favor OF Polk me emu. ~.
manifested, and uniurled iiagS' disPLaytG u, =.
Town he passed convinced him that ia 4. !,
were ere for Polk, Dallas and Texas, am ~
K Polk would certainly be elected f''
The United States in November nem. s.
Tux ~ [LmehJI0g R9.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-19

q Considering our young friend, 'Henrr," is
just ''irom his books" and withal mere "ab-
stractioniS," from the College of William and
Mary, he seems to make out pretty s,rcng case
for the digestion of 'Tuckahoe,' and his trumpe-
ter of the Richmond Wing. He will prove
rather troublesome customer for the Wing to
deal with. And "Tuckahoe" will find him not
only tolerably conversant with books, but with DO
enmcnts also. We advise the Clay Club Clique
10 be less arrogant in its pretensons, and 10 al
low some litle talent, both OF the tongue and Of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-19

the pen, 10 the members OF the Spartan Band
These ''young Lawyers Of the Democratic As
ISOLATION have spirit within them, that we re-
peat is not to be SO easily browbeaien or put
down. as the Organ of the Wing Party may
imagine.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-19
Noble party, these Wings are!

The Danville (Pennsyvania) Inteligencer Of
the lllh instant, assures lis friends, with the W.
most confidence, that Columbia county Tin which
Danville is included) will give a majority Of
100 TO Polk and Dallas. She has Just given
Skunk majority Of SOC; but she has altered
her banner 10 LOO, and claims still 10 lie the
Star Of he North. We like this spirit, and re-
commend its imitation 10 every County in the
Key Stone Stale or in the Old Dominion
The Intelligencer also advises the Democrats OF
Pennsylvania. as we do those Of Virginia, TO ''or
ganize for the great work forthwith Let the ac-
tive Democrats meet in each township soon say
within ten days. and make arrangements 10 get
out every Democratic voter on The first day of No
vember. Let this be done in each township and
the Democratic vote can lie increased in every
district at the November election"
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GEORGIA.
'iLOiAN'i-l.
EXTRACT eta htter f,om

EXTRACT cf a ltttr tr0m
INTELLECTUALLY. UC b
Georgia, you are appriSed doubles. ..'.
now has gone Democratic by a vote at NJ
5000 majori,y-and She will 60 for Po.s d
Dallas in November by larger maJor.
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10000 hhls.
And we have an excess over and
above any demand, Al home or

duOsc any dcHtdHo, ~ HoHiC Vi
abroad, Of $4,000 hhdS.'
The first thing ,ha, strikes the attention is, that
"Tuckahoe" calls in Mr.. Dodge 10 fix the crop OF
1912 at lGl 900 hhls That is the supply The
market to absorb this supply is the next thing TO
be considered. Here Mr. Dodge would fix the
consumption OF the United States al $4,000 hhds.
"Tuckahoe" rejects this estimate, and substitutes
40 900 hhdS as the home consumption. There is
very prominent motive for this, though do not
pretend 10 say that "Tuckahoe" was actuated by
II. The effect of il, however, is to increase the
amount left for expectation" and thus to make
il appear tina, the supply was too great. The
next estimate is based, with grain Of aHoranec,
upon Mr.. Dodge's estimate for the foreign de-
mand "Tuckahoe" thus gets the home con-
sumption and the foreign demand l9oooo hhdsS.:)
and the result of this SPLICING of er'denfe, this
rag-carpet mode of proceeding, is, that tive have
an excess over and above any demand, at home
or abroad, of 10000 hhds"
Now, if Mr.. Dodge is TO be relied on his state
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-19
To The Editors Of The Enquirer:
IA EaIp CALCULATION

was somewhat startled BY communication
in Yesterdays Wing from an "Obscrver," who
smoke so cmphalicaily of the signs Of the times
I,,ina in favor OF Mr. Clay's election, that was
induced 10 make calculation for myself. Be-
low is the result, which | fear you and my De
mocra,ic friends will consider TOO liberal Tor the
Wings: but studiouslv avoided the influence OF
any bias upon nv mind. have but lille doubt
lha, the sagacious members Of the Wing party
who are entirely familiar with the signs Of The
times" and possess the least possible candor, will
admit that have been too liberal, and more Than
iust TO Mr.. Clay's prospects in the estimate below:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-19

We have seen a copy of the Wing Electoral
Ticket OF Virginia. adopted by The Coons in this
City. We shall expose its humbug head. These
men mean 10 play Humbuggery 10 the last
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-19

EXTRACT n a letter trom Louisa, DC, J.
The Democracy OF Louisa county irIcnl,
give the Hon. James Garland a dinner q y
charlottesville, on the 23d instant Some 81.
able speakers are expected To I've present, ANS.
whom, are Mr.. John NJ. Patton, Henry l. Il
kin>, General William f. Gordon AMI ollie,
The Wings and Democrats ol the ajun
counties are respectfully requested TO alieaa
ample provision has been made
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-19
IL claim i,0. M. Polk.

We count upon 1;ew York with much conf
dence; but it, owing 10 the intrigues oil the Wings
with the Natives of the City, and the Abolilionists
ofhc Interior, and any dark Coalitions, which they
are attempting 10 form with both sections, We
should be shuiiled orcheatcd out of the vote OF ~
York. it will reduce our estimate to 1875, and 3votes
would be wanting 10 secure The election. We
must look 70 these either To-
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e. We are sorry that the pressure uyoa w
columns prevents our inserting this mofn.u.
complimentary notice To he Petersburg Vu.r
teers, tor their kindness andho>pllalily cxl,nde.
the X. f. ARTILLERY, on their recent WISH 10 M
toxin. A more military, chivalfoU> ana ca.
teous SET OF men, than The NolGn,eer, OF The G. 81
ade, cannot be met wiki in any quarter.
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Leaves for export,


Mr.. Dodge gives a statement TO
show that Europe requires 1896
hhds. American tobacco annual
"; but say 10000
Aud add, for manufactured
tobacco and snuff exported, 5000
95l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-19

men, should be taken lsseclions from ms ty,
dence are to3be made, dsIen. persons ,hs mbolr If
choose very Different rah and we we have the
following table ,I,1r
Inc proaane &c. ot s NV ;, = ' l6l 600 hhds.
He saws the consumption oil inc u -,ono q
States is
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Mr.. Dodge gives 4 s'aleiiie" ~
show that Europe requires
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-08-22
SStiSteCCt1teouS.
YOUTH.

Youth is a blunder; manhood a struggle;
old age regret. Do not suppose that |
hold that youth is genius all that say
is, that genius when young, is divine.
Why, the greatest captains Of ancient
and modern times, both conquered Italy
at five and twenty! Youth extreme
youth, overthrow The Persian Empire.
Don John of Austria, won Lepanto at
.wenty.fve-the greatest battle of mod
ern times; had it not been for the jeal-
ousy of Philip, the next year he would
have been Emperor of Mauritinia. Gas
ton de Folk was only twenty-five when
he Stood victor on the plain of RAJ
VIENNA. Every one remembers Condo
and Rocroy at the same age. Gustavus
Adolphus died Mt thirty-eight. Look at
al his captains that wonderful Duke of
Wemar, only thirty.six when he died.
Banter himself, after all his miracles,
died at lorty-fve. Cortes was little more
than thirty when he gazed on the golden
cupolas of Mexico. When Maurice of
Saxony died at thirty two, all Europe
acknowledged the loss Of the greatest cap
tain and the profoundest statesman of the
age. Then there is Nelson, Cllve-but
these are warriors. and perhaps you may
think there are greater things than war.
do not worship the Lord Of Hosts.
Pascal wrote a great work at sixteen
the greatest of Frenchmen, and died at
thirty. All that fatal thirty.seven,
which reminds me Of Byron, greater even
as a man than a writer. Was it expert.
ence that guided the pen OF Raphael
when he painted the palace Of Rome
HI died too at thirty. Richelieu
was Secretary Of State at thirty one.
Well, there are Bolingbroke and Pitt both
ministers before other men leave off crick.
ct. Grotus was in great practice at sew.
enteen, and attorney general at twenty.
four. And Acquavivi was general Of
the Jesuits, ruled every cabinet in Eu-
rope, and coonized America before he
was thirty-seven. What career the
secret sway of Europe! That was in.
deed position But it is needless tc
multiply instances. The history of ae-
roes is the history of youth. -D'Isreah's
COningSbg.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-08-22
pOENI0A 10
From the 81 Louis Rereiile.
THE LORDS PRAYER.

We lay before our readers the Lords Prayer,
beautifully psrsphrssed into sccrostic, by hos
Sturdevant, Jr., soldier in the Goth Regiment q.
s. Infantry, and prisoner Of war in the province
of Upper Canada.
Our Lord and King, who Ieignest enthroned on high
Father of light! mysterious Deity!
Hho art the great | AM, the last, the first,
Art righteous holy, metcfu and just;
IN realms of glory, scenes where angels sing,
Heaven is the dwelling place Of God our King
Hailotced thy meme. which doth all names transcend,
BE thou sdored, our great Almighty Friend:
Thy glory shines beyond creations space,
Named in the book of justice and of grace.
Thy kingdom towers beyond thy starry skies;
Kingdom satanic falls, but thine shall rise.
Come let thine empire, o thou Holy One,
Thy great and everlasting will be done
WiH God make known his will, his power display
BE 1t the work of moTtals to obey.
Done is the great, the wondrous work of love,
On Caivary's cross he died, but reigns above:
Earth bears The record in thy holy word,
As heaven adores thy love, let earth, o Lord
IL shines ranscendant ia tn eternal skies,
Is praised in heaven--for man the Saviour dies.
In songs immortal angels laud his name,
HeQveH shouts witboy, and saints his love proclaim.
Give US. Lord, our food, nor cease to give
Us that food which souls may live
This be our boon to-day, and days TO come,
D0y without end IN our eternal nome;
Orr needy souls supply from day to day,
Daily assist and aid when pray.
Bread though we ask, yet, Lord thy blessing lend,
AEd make US grateful when thy gilt, descend.
Forgive our sins, which in destruction place
Us the vile rebels of rebel race;
Our foies. fruits and trespasses forgive,
Debts which ne er pay thou receive;
As we, o Lord, our neighbours faults o'erlook,
We beg thou'dst blot ours from thy memorys book.
Forgive our enemies, extend thy grace
Our souls TO save, cen Adams guilty race.
Debtors to thee in gratitude and love,
ARd in that duty paid by saints above,
Lead US from sin, and in thy mercy raise
Us from the tenpter and his hellish ways.
Not in own, but in his name who bled.
Into thine we pour our every need.
Temptations fatal charms help US to shun,
But may we conquer through Thy conqueEing Son
Deiiver US from all which annoy
Us in this wo Id, and may eur souls destroy.
From all caamities which men beiide,
EVH and death o turn our feet aside;
For we are mortal worms, and cleave to clay;
Thine It's TO rule, and nortals to obey
Is not thy mercy, Lord, forever free1
The whole creation knows no God but thee.
Kingdom and empire in thy presence fall:
The King eternal reigns the King Of all.
Poper is with thee-to thee be go;y given,
Ahd be thy name adored by esrth and heaven.
The praise Of saints and angels is thy own;
Glory 10 ,hee, the everlasting One,
Forever be thy trilne name adored;
Amen Hosanna blessed be the Lord