Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-05-09
For the seatinel
For the Seatinel.
The following lines appear IN a late number of the Boston Atlas
4 RaIIying-1r for Rev England
n-ain.f Ine Annexation of Texas.

IN
rANKEr.
Rouse up, New England. buckle On your mail Of proof sublime,
4 traitor r.i y. hsrrhnr nov nor, fun of woe and shame,
Than ever from ,he iron heart Of loodiest desPsd came.
sis slave sta,es adsed At a tienr'' one flourish OF the zen,
Aud fruers SHALL he nV'ticd ga mihons rn'fe u men-
One drop Of INK a. sign a name. aud slavery hnd
For all her .urpla. nsh and blood a market 10 her mind.
A market where rod Democrats their fellow men may sell!
q. what a giin 81 drnaIsh sic ,urs round aud round through hell
To think men take such psns To claim The notice Of foods re-
In not enough that we have horne the -uet'of M 1.-THE world,
isr MI enough that We must hunt their sng ebnitels hack.
And ,herr The hunef, hiuodl ounds on that howl up n her track
In not enough iha, We must Tow 10 ~ that they deoree-
These cotton and '.laseo .",a-, ,h's Sc, p pm r%, OF 81, 'r elc1,. nav.
Aud break our fanh " uh God 10 keep The l,iier Of mans Law.
But W. must III IN silence ts and sre The chain and whip
Must We No, only hall the gull aud ai the SHINE endure,
But hei, To make ouri unts Throne Of flesh as blood seeuTee
ir hand and foo, We must be bound by deeds our fathers signed,
And must be cheated, gulrd and scoin'd because they We're too
blind.
WHY, let them have their pound Of hesh-tot that - IN the hond-
But wa To them II they take hut 4 hall hairs breadth beyond.
Is water running IN our veias' Do we remember sun uu
old III, mouth fsrk. aud Lexington aud glorious iuHker I'M!
The debt We owe eur fathers graves; and To the YET unhetn,
Whose heritage ourselves must make a thingoi PRIDE aud scofnf
Gray Plymouth rock hath Yet n tonsne, aud conc"td IS n' Dumb
And wires from onr iathrt's graves AMI nom the in,'.r come
Not only Tee iftin CHAINS ourselves ht foremost I" nah hee
The hamr.pnn ronl by mnihrr. woye, that ret 50 feel. me.
Cone. brethren, up Come, mothers, cheer your sons once NOR 70
Form to a no Ter battle field Than with our oIden foe,
Let irrrd.ln he yout iastion youf anisay Gods word,
FNht 'Hi hH HMf NtN |h-ithN ~" ~iN' ~" nj ""N ''e"'
The ci,srd race of Amelek. whose ar"or isahe!
They fight against the law Of Cod, The sacred human heart,
H n"es '" 7sr s% Hs c9.a Ma. s1' @"ss @:'r /" F Fia" unit TAI -s%s edh
The anger Of true hearted men, the lightning of the North.
Awake, New England, While YOU steep the foes advance their
Already on M strong hold waits their bloody banner shines,
Awake. aud hui them hack aeain IN terror aud despair,
The time has co ne for earned deeds, we've not a man To spare
Mrssrs. EDrors-I send YOU the Gnowiue a swer TO The above
treasonahie lines. knew the author well, he i from that Gibraltar
Of equsl. rights, New Hampshire, a democrat, talented and patriotic
cI1cd " It'll a clear head and, Hhat Is much Letter, a va:ni heart.
BIN.
Rou-~, Frrrnen, roi-e: AMI buckle on ygrr mil Of proof sublime,
Your stern old hatred OF ciowned heads, your deep contempt Of
.i A,s. ss. g fo .n % ;s i4%s r rcwi Of %G ";ss 6%n of S rs "qa ss ,ns%''
This Union, moulded by our sires, so glorious in lis iirh,
iIalei a. The l,.e OF as,emy, ,,"asi"%, The rra,,ed earth
Swear, by the blood Your fathers shed, " will avertt The blow
lis time 10 wake-when chartered rights are ia"ped nadey DER.
W ~ free Eva, i Iard-. " e"rrirss Of NE. aud of Their ccnnm,'s good,
Would strike al fdters from the slave, and steep our sol IN blood.
v, ne a ~, n %,'"p c, rr creams. ~ death. the InriI Of ii~rrv.l
Was Grwn within yorr piiared Hall ieneaih ,our fIetieh dome,
Who shuadeied not, To hear one roee eNui' nh Iei II come -
Ard a, again from ,l"~@ oldlr-, The dreadful lmi 1e sirs f. tell, ,u
Aud white tl- Internal mirh arose 10 Heaven, In gibIeri-h Wild,
A~rinicd fHher'-. sacred shade wep' DER his recremt chid.
If. rr,aS. thy bright >ar shall blaze aud glow among our own,
II Freedom iiar Ihn shall ch.a~e. uor bow to Eneanis throne,
l. there cas heat. one Yankee heat, ilat heats N Freedoms home
Thai viii respond the ,mu,nais words destruction. let IL cunne =
n ms no, rome, rloueb al the south should I" ON Union Yield,
Aud ll,nush ur H,g a thousand Stars srsldtrar " ilin lis held,
A. when unfmIrd at Lexington, 81 sle"n- Bunker tn:
h.a1g mo-, come though raneuu Han should send The treason forth,
Enrend. rel IN IT, sac Ted walls hy traitors al the North.
SrN l. n.iamf vitfue ~ il remain Il IA - New Er.iind'~ rock,
For the t-un " al lot, canned rr"w un that; old IsreHtstoskt
The stern b I'd men ofter rough soil will stop the picny tide
at those Mo would the whniw md iaise, that they the storm may
rude;
They Io,e their rhaut nd rights L." well To let n maniac band,
Spread treason, discord, blood aud death, Ger this free hapln land.
Is. Il. +.
la the House o. Representatives, rslraaIy -, lsii, Dr. Dele
auuiel from Il speech at Vi. Adams: Thai slavery viii be altai-its
IN th~ country, aud Throughout the world, hrmls bel eve. whether
II ~ he done peaceatly. God undy knows But that II shall be ac
coFnplshed have M doubt; and 10y whatever means, say, let
come YES, by " hatrver means, say let II come
Mr.. Afains. Let u cone.
Mr.. I.Het. Yes say : the gentleman. let i come
Mr.. Adams, With much emphasis, 'ld Il oWe"
Mr.. iiest Yes. htt come M matter what havoc shall onsu
anan. the 5.0nO. 900 of 100. ". women and children at the South lie
them All ie s-rytd np iu sairfe The Noloeh of tih~e as>aiisnis Of ih
Con~iuf N, and for the purpose OF offering ~ To the holy-ihic
holy NhItt0nstS,
Nh. Adams. Lc a. rome.