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From Nc Tallahassee Star, Jrly
ELECTION or u. S. SESAroRs.-The election
for U. s. Senators is a, last over Last evening
a large number Of the Democratic party met IN
caucus, and formally determined 10 sustain Hon.
David Levy ami J. D. Wescoti, Jr., for these re-
sponsbe Offices; and accordingly these gentle
men were, this morning. nominated ard triumph
anly elected.
In the Democratic caucus held last evening,
we understand tha, the claims OF the Hon. John
Branch and Walker Anderson were sIrenuous!y
pressed BY their numerous friends, and their no
minalion was only defeated BY three vctes--hav-
in. been for Levy and Wescott 80, aac Branch
and Anderson II.
To-day, al II O'Clock, NJ, the Senator'S were
received ii HE Representative Hall, and the
Presiden, OF the Senate having announced mat
the assembly were ready TO go into election. Mr.
w. w. Loring nominated Hon. Da"id Levy;
Col Geo S. Hawkins nominated James D. Yves
coti, Jr.; W. w. Kelly nominated Jackson Nor
ton and F.. ID. Tracy nominated Col. Jos. NJ
Hernandez The candidates were voted Tor RIA
roe as the Constitution directs. The vote was
as follows:
For David Levy IL
James ID. Wes,cot., u. Al
jos NJ. Hernandez IL
Jackson Morton 10
a fer The votes were council The President ar
nounced Mes,rs Levy and Westrott, duly elect
ed The Senate then Withdrew 10 their own
Hall. ard soon after both houses ADJOURNED 10 To-
morrow 10 o'clock
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Notice.
PERFECTIOY Iuppovrn

no.s PERFECTION IMPROVED ol,.
- Star OF the East, or Youn, Telemacb ,,
will continue his stand at yarions nl,o,-
in Buckingham and Cumberland, ll Isl IN III
when he season will expire. He will then con-.
mence fall season, and NAV continue in > =
section and Prince Edward ill about the ooh !,
July, when he will 20 10 Campbell ana Auhc.y
and remain there till some time in Angus, or i.
September. And, as promised in lie Srrny
the citizens OF Albemarle. Fluvanna, Goochlsr
and Louisa fall visit, he shall remain in Ill.,.
counties ill late in The fall-say, Isl Novemte,
This nonpareil Of horse has net with No o-.
position wherever he has been but has gone
conquering and TO conquer in public opinion.
Some persons with more folly thar vision
have said he was TOO small, forgetting that Il.
lille horse jim Crack as he was called IN FHglar.
the best horse the world ever saw, was 81 incfe,
lower than he, and the imported Medleyl jim.
Crack was The sire OF Medley. They carried /.
mile heats l6S lbs, and ran j, in less line :as
the present long-egged horses can, and carry -;
lbs. He takes after the Medley and Diouct 4
which he is rich.
The old Medley AMI Diomed stock Tor 5,c,
legs, pure eyes, bottom and riding action, surrss.
GO al other horses, and this stock is in him con.
bine,i AS also before mentioned, he runs tsr:
10 Eclipse OF England, Flying Chlidcrs AMI a.
Godolphin Arabian, exceedingly often va.
is remarkable, his off or right hind foo, is whr-
after Eclipse OF Ensland.-[Sce Stud BOOK =
must confess. that have never seen such
horse; the hes, Judges say SO; AMI perhaps tie,,
is not such horse in creation, take HIM oil IN a.
And, 70 les, the matter, il any man "ill brig n
his like in beautv, oetios crG y,.cay IF toat |
will make him presen! Of This horse, uLl-.
i, no ordinary present The Queen u slela
could no, have been handsomer, dressed in phi.
pie, on her visi, 10 Solomon, sex am kind. m.
iafis m,.tQndis.) And a. Tor his riding action. /
would leave ihatio Solomon, weia he liying.
The curtain now drops for long lime te,ves.
this horse ana his owner. perhaps as j. is IN
suited 10 his avocations. With profound rtcaa
The pu5lic's ohedient servant,
C. II. FONTAINY.
P. S. | will lei Star Of the West on, IN 70,
hands for fall season. BESIDES the richn,s,
his stock and color, he rides remarkably well.
will engage from ] o200 bbls OF corn, 70 i
delivered as the purchaser may wish in mea, 8
Diana Mills, during this summer and fall. Dii.
ma Mills is in first rate order, and will grind CO...
and wheat in small Or large quantities. War
always plentiful. c. R. F
Iune I0-cWtt
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MIR. CLAY in his speech a, Taylorsville, V

MIR. Clay in his speech at Taylorsvl!e, Viz
2inia, in 1910, discourses as follows:
1.-THE iactof his (Harrison's) election, without
reference 10 the measures Of his administration
will powerfully contribute TO the security and hap
p.ness Of the people. 1t will bring assurance Of
the cessation Of that long series OF desolaling ex-
perments which have SO greatly afflicted The PEG.
pie. Confidence will Immediately revive, credit
be restored, active business will return, prices Of
products will rise"
According TO The Louisville Journal, Mr. Clay
was a fool Prentice ough, forthwith 10 split
for the Mammoth Cave. Just readhe following,
which the Journal published the other day
"The truth is, that every man, not Locofoco
knows that the mere fact Of the success OF par
ticular man in The race for the Presidency cannot
in The very nature OF things in Itself seriously
affect the condition of any sort OF business: and
no Wing supposed that, simply tecause small
maloIilynf votes were given in The United States
for Mr.. Polk, the business Of The nation was lc
ne Immediately Frustrated. The Wings were moi
such fools as 10 ascrbe such vas, results 10 The ac
cidenlal elevation Of any man, though the Loco
locos are verdanl enough 10 believe that The Wings
looked upon the matter in that way"
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APPOINTMENTS By THE PRESIDENT

APPOINTMENTS By THE PRESIDENT
Enoch Fowler, Naval Officer for The district OF
New buryporl, Mass, vice Thomas NJ Clark,
whose commission will expire July 10Th, lo45.
George F. Worth, Deputy Postmaster al Nan
tnckel, Mass, vice S. II. jerks, whose commits
sion has expired.
John Forsyth. Deputy Postmaster at Column
bus, Georgia, from The I'D instant, vice 6. w.
Bedell, whose commission will on that day expire.
Thomas Shepherd, Deputy Postmaster at Ncrln-
ampion Mass, vice Amos Fl. Bullen, removed.
HlGnLY INTERESTING rR M South AMERICA
The fine barque Mary Chiffon, Capt. Corning,
arrived yesterday from Rio Janeiro, with papers
of that city 10 the 26ih Of May.
Among the passengers on board the M. G. are
Brig. Gen. G. II. De S. N. Planlaganel Harrison,
of The Argentine Republic, al present second IN
command OF The army OF the Libertador Corrien-
les against Rosas, and Brig. Gen. in the Repub-
lies Of Peru and Uruguay; and J. L. McNamee,
Esq., of Rio de Janeiro.
The frigale Rarltan sailed from Rio on the I'D
Of June for MonIevideo; The sloop OF war Boston
was al Montevideo, and The Bainbridge was cruis-
ing.
The army OF Corrientes, consisting OF 6,OOO
men, under The command Of Gen. PaZ, (who has
been appointed director OF the war against Ro-
sas and commander in-chief.) are encamped at
Villenuve, SO leagues from Uruguay. Another
division Of the army, consisting of 800 Christians
and lOOOIndians, (Pampas,) under the command
OF Gen. Lopez, Governor OF Santa Fe, are en-
camped on the banks Of the Parana
The campaign against Buenos Ayres is in
tended 10 be opened early in October, with an ar
my ofIO,0O0, which is 10 be joined BY large
fore from Paraguay.
The dispute between The government OF Para
quay and Correnles, respecting the iorty-eisht
vessels under the flag OF Rosas, which were
bound Tor Paraguay, and we're seized by Man
darai.o, Governor OF Corrientes, about eight
months ago, has been setlled in friendly manner.
The army OF Correnles possess 10000 horses,
and about 5000, 900 Of oxen.
The army Of Rosas is now in possession OF
The whole Republic Of Uruguay. with the excep-
lion Of MonleYidro-he entire force under The
command Of General River, having been com
pletely destroyed at the battle OF Aroza de India
Mueile, by the army under the command OF Ge-
neral Orkeze General Riviera escaped into The
Brazils almost naked, having been surprised
while sleeping near the frontiers, three or four
days after the battle. He is a, present in Rio de
Janciro.-[N. y. MraM.
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SINGULAR DESPATCH.

Everything goes to prove that the late voyage
OF the Princeton from Galveston 10 Annapolis i,
one OF the mos, remarkable on record. She pass
ed the Capes of Virginia last Wednesday night,
and on Tuesday morning, the good people Of n.
Orleans, 50 much nearer The scene OF action, had
no, heard word Of the decisive action OF the
Texan Congress. The New Orleans Bnllelin, of
Monday, gives information from The seat Of Go
rernmenl OF Texas up 10 the 18th June, the day
before the meeting of Congress. Tie general i'm
preston was, that "unani,ni,y would prevail" up
on The annexation question. The Bulletin pre-
scn,s the following views, which MAJ enlshien
the minds Of some of the Wings, as 10 the chances
of war. Many Of them, we learn, are now
pleased with he result, though. with their usual
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Sixty Dollars Reward

)hN away from The subscriber IN Buc.;r
IL ham county, Virginia, on his way Som,
three Negro Men, 10 Wit:
RICHARD about feet high, Is or 30 "a,
of age, black and stout made-sold in Ricbm'a !.
By Mrs. Organ, Of Surry county, near c.
Point; no visible marks recollec,ed. He hal /,
when he LETT white fur hat with very Co..
brm, and suit OF summer clothes. '"S
TOM, dark complexion, 81 years old al.o..
feet inches high, has scar on the left law ~
the too'hache-lhe skin seems 10 have eroo ~
the bone. Had on when he et black slict !.
and a suit oil summer clothes. Tom was s", p
Richmond by lsham Lowry, and former.
longed 10 the estate of Mrs. Treyillian. Of H.. =
yer county, Virginia. 4''
ALBERT, dark complexion, 81 wears !,
about feet or inches high, very Sion, ~
muscular; no visible marks recollcciei Wa -, -.
in Richmond BY Charles D. Petlus, Of H.,;.
county, Virginia. | will give the above ,s"..
OF sixty dollars for The apprehension and isIi..
~ OF the above named slaves 10 Bets g. Fin
son in Richmond, with all reasonable erns,--.
OF conveying them 10 said place or twep,y !
lars and expenses for either one OF them -
June 6-ct F. c. BRADY
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MARRIAGES.

Married in Washington, d. c., on Thursday
evening. BY The Rev. George w. Samson, MIR.
.losErn 3. Peasants, OF Richmond, Virginia,
10 Miss Rosa s. SMooT OF Washington, ID. c.
Married, in Warren county, North Carolina,
AT The residence Of the Hon. w N Edwards, on
the 81 july, by the Rev. Mr.. McMas,er, Mir.
Joms D. HAWKINS Jr., OF Franklin TO Miss Ans
O., daughter OF the late David Clark, OF Scotland
Neck.
Married. on Wednesday evening tie llth ut.,
hy Elder Joseph q. Woodfin, Mr.. JOSIAH +.
PrEAsaSrs, 10 Miss MARrn. p, second daughter
OF John Traylor, Esq, OF Amelia county, Va.
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BY THE GOTERNOR or VIRGIN
a PrOCi q mn a ion.

nv HEREAS, ii is represented 10 the Exec
w tive, that HENRY AYRES, { free msn
color, late convicted OF arson by the county COZ
of Hampshire, has broken The Jail Of said cou
Is, and is now Il large:
Now, therefore, J, JAMES MCDOWELL
Governor, do hereby offer 4 reward Of fly I.
lars 10 any person ar persons who will aprieacr
the said fugitive and deliver him into HE ial
Hampshire county. And require all office
civil and military, and reques, The people o. !
Commonwealth, 10 use every exertcn Tor his &
rest. that he may be deal! with as The law dire
Given under my hand and under The c>.
:, seal OF the Commonwealth, at RichmOt
- - This twenty-siXth day Of June, in the II
1915. ia: MCDOWELL
Henry Ayres is described as "abou, 50 year
age, fee. or inches high of very dark cor
plexiun, his hair somewhat grey, and looks y
picious ard wild when spoken 10; had on brow
irocl, coat, brown panialJons and black wool la
Jnnp o1-rwdw
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Mfcg,n1oo1U 1zorqtetrer

crcakins, they profess 10 apprehend a DIe' !"
Of the peace. On that point cur MIND IS al ease'
$50 soon as The measure OF annexation IS pa
al he CONGRESS will authorize the President 10
s make se o fsqais,on on he United states Tor
sntticenr military force 10 he marched 10 The hio
Grande, 10 repe the encroachmenis OF Mexico on, on
,ha, line Of boundary. Ere this, no doubt me
question OF annexation is settled in The ailirlna-
live. An United States army may now be NOV,
ing 10 occupy It's position on the Eastern oanh "
the Del Norie. Ii remains 10 he SEEM @ ,,.
W.y;co will dare dispute the boundary. She mas
an ar,nv assembled on the Western bank, and II
collision takes place at all, il will be on The line
o, the Rio Grande del Norle. a few days more
will tell The result, and furnish us with the as'
scene in the grand drama of which Texas mas
heen the theatre during ten years past.
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DEATHS.

Died, after a short illness, the 81 inst, a,
his residence, Orange Court House, Mr. RosEET
TAYLOR, senior, in the SD year Of his age. lie
was greatly distinguished for probity of charac-
Ter and highly esteemed BY numerous circle OF
relatives and friends.
Died, at Oakville, King William county, OF
scarlet fever, on The 22I June, THOMAS DowSiHG
ROBINSON, infant son Of Samuel and Mary 5.
Robinson.
Died. at the same place, and Of The same dis
ease, on the 2Sh, THOMAS MORTIMER SEER, in
FAINT son of Alordecai and Ann E. Sizer.
~ Wing and Compiler please copy.
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June 20-w2m

r.-fss
TN CHANCERY-vlaGISA A! ke co.
i in The Clerks Office of The CifcuH WI, mt
Cour, of Law and Chancefy for the u to -;
King G. Queen, on tn. 10Th day g! M'I Dig
Abner w. Hockaday and Thomas ,,Isr
late merchants and partners tt os. Who
firm and style of Hockaiay 4 DIsSes.s 1,r
for the benefit, and a. 'be costs o. " n. mi
Hockaday,
WIN. c. Chapman and John Virgin, =, asrt
The defendant VIM. c. Chapman . I'M !
entered his appearance and give, s ,ulss d !:
cording to the act OF Assembly ana d iu" s,!tss
Court, and i, appearing By sailsiae ,O;!n,ry-E
that he is not an inhabilant OF inns euu .sr hex
ordered lha, the said defendant do aPl.SJ .rs.
The first Monday in September nef.' s e d !.
the bin Of the plaintiffs; and that q sy nsessp.'
order be forthwith inserted in som. 20 iuq:
published in The city Of Richmond 10, 10. 5oo, a
successfully, and posted a! the if0D'
Court House OF this county.
A Copy-Tesle; ,pp is c .
June G-cw2m-
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TN CHANCERY.-VIaGlNIA: Al rules he'd
i the Clerks Office OF the Circuit Super
Court OF Law and Chancery Tor Cumbers
county, on Monday, The 2nd day of June, lsij
Leander Cox and Nancy his WIFE and Geot
II. Matthews, plaintiffs
against
James lsbell, late Sheriff OF Cumberland CO..
", and, as snch, Administrator OF the Estale,
Leonard Boshcr, ST., and Leonard Bosher T., Z
ceased, DR.. John Spencer Joseph II. Woot>i
Joseph Fuqua, Joseph s. Palmofe, Admnis'e
of Gideon Bosher, deceased John Smith Az /
zabtth his wife, formerly Bosher, Lconari
Simpson, in his own right, and as Admins
tor of the Estate of Richard Simpson, trcea,s
John w. Wilson, Administrator Of the ENat
Samuel r. Simpson, deceased, William y y
and Elizabeth his wife, formerly Simpson, Il
ard H., Samuel, Leonard, James, Thomas q.
Mary Amos, children Of James Amos and Aai
his wife, John c. Bosher, Mietus PalmoNl
Susan bis wife, formerly Susan Bosher, Chs''
Bosher, William B. Cox, Elizabeth w
Matthew G.. Cox, Leonard B. Cox, Narcr y
VI. Cox, Leander NJ. Cox, Josiah w. Cox,
DeieEdat',
The defendants, Cha rlcs Bosher, War :
Cox. Eliza beth w. Cox, Matthew c. Cox l.,
der NJ Cox Leonard B. Cox, Nancy Az y
Cox, and Josiah w. Cox, not having en:srsi isf
appearance, and given security, according
&C, Of Assembly and The rules OF this Cour. =
it appearing BY satisfactory evidence ihr y
are not inhabitants Of this CommuHwealf
ordered. that The said defendants do appear -
OF The first day of The next August term, az I.
swer The original and amended bills Of me =
tifs; and that copy OF this order be ioF!h~!.
serted in some newspaper published in The g
Richmond for Two months successfully an'
ed at The front door of the Cour'house q
county. A Copy-Tesle,
June 6-cw2m 3. Il. WOODSON. D
TN CHANCERY-vlRGlSrA:- AT RI.n
J. in the Clerks Office OF The Cifcni' oa.
Court OF Law and Chancery Tor socAn ,sc
county, on Monday, lie 9Th day o. My, . ,,'F
Pete. G. Davis, i'"'''''
against .,,
Sarah T. Davis his vic, pe'ea, .,r
The defendant, Sarah L. DAVIS ~. =; i.
entered her appearance and given %s', al. !.
co-ting TO the Gct Of Assembly ani ~ -
this Court and il appearing By saiis'st. .,.-I
dence that she is not an inhabltan. O ~
try: II is ordered, that The id absen. c.
do appear al TIE rules 10 be holden 70! !.
Court on The first Monday in Angus ie!-
answer the bill Of the plaintiff and TIA! a.g rse:
this order be forthwith inserted in some p. y
per published in The City Of Richrona :.
months successfully, ard posted al inc IT,
of the Court House Of This country
4 4. f EGPpRl Dee, c. CSC.
lime o0-w0m
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OEEICIAf.

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.
Gideon S. Bailey, as Marshal OF the U. States
for The Territory Of Iowa, in the place of Isaac
Letter, removed
Benjamin B. French, as a Justice OF The Peace
in The county Of Washington, in The District OF
Columbia; lls former commission hayin. ey-
pirrd or the "a ins,.
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JonS D. ALEXANDER, Sec'y.

We understand that many country pos,mascrs
arc resiening their Offices in consequence Of tie
operation Of the new post Office law. We learn
that nearly one hundred designations were receiv-
ed, by The Postmaster General, in the course Of
one day.-funoa.
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To Brokers
THROUGHOUT THE UNITED ST.

THROUGHOUT THE UNITED STATES
A LII Prizes in any Of The Authorized Loc:i,
"A drawn in the United States, will r. rail- d
demand with the usual discount, in specie uai,
z, The old established office ol
CHAS. MclNTiRE& co,
General Agents Tor Payment OF Prizes.
No. IS Wall street. New Yots
IA The official drawings are received al.
Office by express, and the prize money paid Al
moments notice Orders for Tickets in The L..
teries OF d. Paine & Co, or J..G. Gregory CO
will be attended 10 by return OF nail. ana The draw
ing transmitted free Of postage.
June i0-cwGmit c. Mel & CO.
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A FRIEND TO THE UNIVERSITY

u We learn that Austen, the Empire Club
man, was shot by Cotton in the duel we men,
toned Yesterday, and is since dead. Cotton, We
believe, did no, return 10 the civ.
" u ILtEaas
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Nsw CnURcH.-A letter in the Norfolk Herald
announces, that on The 9th June, the anniversa-
~ OF ST. John The Baptist, the cornerstone OF a
Presbyier an Church was laid by The masonic
fraternity, in the interesting village ofSmihfeld,
Isle Of Wight. Quite large number attended
The pleasing ceremony to the conclusion-when
the M. w G. NJ, Dr. John R. Purdie, said, "IpTo-
nounce this stone faithfully laid, true and trusty."
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-01-14
letter Of Mr.. Calhoun to ur. King.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,

Washington, Aug. IL, 1874.
SIR-I have laid your despatch No. /,
before the President. who instrucls me to
make known to you that he has read II
with much pleasure, especially the portion
which relates to your cordial reception by
the King and his assurance of friendly
feelings towards the United States. The
President in particular highly appreciates
Ahe declaration Of the King, that in no event
would any steps be taken by his govern
msnt ia the slightest degree hostile, or
which would give to the United States just
cause Of complaint Il was the more graf.
ifying from the fact that our previous intOr.
nation was calculated TO make the impress
sioa that the government Of France was pre-.
baFsdao unite with Great Britain 10 joint
ototssl against the annexation Of Texas, and
4 ioibl effort to induce her government 10
withdraw the proposition TO annex, on con.
JaitiOn that Mexico should be made TO ac-
knowledge her Independence. He is happy
to infer from yOur despatch that the infor.
nation, as fac as it relates to France, is, 10
ell iprobabilily, without foundation. You
did not 70 further than you ought in assn.
ring The King that The OBJECT Of annexation
would be pursued with undated vigor, and
20 giving your opinion that decided MAJ
iorily OF the American people were 10 lie
favor, and that I,-would be- annexed al no
distant day, ! feel confident that your anti.
cipaiionS will be fully realized At no distant
period. Every day will tend 10 weaken
that combination Of political causes which
led to the opposition Of the measure;and 20
strengthen the conviction thar il vas no,
only exPedien. but just and necessary.
You we're right ia making the distinction
belWeen che interest Of France and EnRland
10 reference % Texas-or rather, ! would
Say, the apparent interests Of the two coan-
tries. FRANCE cannot possibly have any
cher than commercial interest in desiring
% see Der preserve her separate independ-
snce; while q is certain England looks be-
yond, 70 political interests, 10 which she ap-
Parsuty anaohes much importance. But,
10 eur opinion, the interest Of both againsI
ne measure ls more apparent than real
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-01-14

but JOIN with noart soul and OF
For Jefferson and Liberty!
O'epva COlumbia's varied cline
Her cities, forests, shores and dAles,I
In risiag majesty sublime,
lnmoseaI Liberty prevails,
Hail! long expected. glorious LAY!
lllustriors, memorable morn!
That freedoms Fla brio from decay,
Rebuilds for millions yet unborn.
Within lie hallowed walls, immense,
No hiFeli1g bands shall e'eF arise,
Array'd in tyranny'S defence,
To crash an injured peoples cries.
No lOTding here, with gorging jaws,
Shall wiring from industry its food;
Nc fery Bigot's holy laws
Lay waste our fields and streets in blood.
Here strangers from thousand shores,
Compelled by tyranny to roam,
Shall find amidst abundant stores,
A no5ler and happier home.
Here Art shall lit her laurel head,
Wealth, Industry and Peace divine;
And where dark painless forests spread,
Rich fields and lofty cities shine.
From Europe's wants and woes remote,
A dreaFy waste Of waves between,
Here plenty cheers the humblest cot,
And smiles on every village green.
Here, free as airs expanded space,
To every soul and sect shall be
That sacred privilege of our race,
The worship Of the Deity.
These gifts, great Liberty! are thine;
Ten thousand more we owe to thee;
Immortal may their memories shine,
Who fought and died for Liberty
what heart but halls scene so bright,
What soul but inspiration draws!
Who would not guard 80 dear a right,
Or de in such glorious cauSef
Let toes to freedom dread the name,
But should they touch the sacred tree,
Millions of patriot swords shall Aam0
For Jefferson aud Liberty!
From Florida ana Lake ChamPlaiu,
Frem Maine 10 the Pacific shore,
The sons Of Freedom loud proclaim,
The reign OfWhiggery is Ger!
CaORUs-.Rejoise COlumbia'I sons, rejoice
To tyranps never bend the knee
Rejoice with heart, hand and voic'
For James K. Polk and Liberty
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-01-14
Jefferson ana Liberty.

The gloomy night before uS hies,
The reign OfieFFor now is DER
1T gags, inquiSitorS and spies,
it, hOIdes of harpieS are no more.
cHORUS-Rejoioe Columbia'S sons, rejoice
s To iyrant's never bend the knee !
But join with heart soul and dice
For Jefferson and Liberty!