The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-07-04

Irrnopccruo the NAMES OF ALL sioSEns OF the
DECLARATION OF ISpEPEnpErcE
The horns mellow triunph-the buglrts loud note--
Call the brave the Reld to the field wen repair
Then, out with the banner this day set ahoat-
Upraise it-and wave 1t, with shouts In MD ar
All hail to the land by our fathers made free
May heaven, IN mercy her glories protect
To of earths lands may she e'er secona be-
Nor tyrants dark thought e'er her councils infect
May her inmates, land people Of every shore,
Who STowd near her many wide sea.lskes to dwen)
By dewS gentle rains or the proud rivers swell.
May she i've and live on, to the end of the world
A standard for freedom-a breastwoIk for fame
Far away from her precincts Jurors discord be hurrd
Ger her towns and her cities may neer hover shame
May virtue-and honor-distinction and worth
Enliyen her mountains-her cities-and Wales
May blissss Of know ledge in joys have birth
Successes approach her in earths mideSt gales
May sunshine of summer-the soft blooms of spring
The ripepess of autumn-and Winters deep snow
May they all bring their birds on the wing,
Catch the nurture that flies to nestlings they Co.
May dejection's distress, in the young and the old
Ne'er want kind hand to relieve and protect
The helpless-the orphan-the crippe-be told
To smile, tho in tears, and their sorrows forget.
So that none may here live but the joyous of heart
More suffer dull grief. or in penury, die
But al look up cheerful, and each take part
In the Jubilee shout on the fourth OF July.
The fourth Of July Give cheer. IT'S the day
That gave our free millions independence and name
Our nations FIRST morn-and. it is-(cheer awayD
The starday OF liberty, honor, and fame !
For liberty, honor, and fame cheer again
Brave washington merits cheers loudest applause
He would not for lucre his lands glory stain,
But spurnd it and freedom made basis for laws.
Then Warrington cheer the fourth Of July
Returns with its ruddy-its sun nsurishd fruits
But when we cheer him, as the trunk we must try
To cheer too the germs from which spran freedoms
shoots
Cheer Henry and Floyd Cheer Hancock and Read
Adams, John and samuel-penn and Rush! and
For way to wealth" Franklin. haste with eagle speed,
Sound to arms and fire guns and cheer one and ALL
For wythc Walton Wilson, Hopkinson and Leo.
And Bartlett, Gerry Lewis-rase another cheer.
Hewes, Mexican and Clymer, Williams, Tay or-three!
Another, now, for Clark and Chase and Morris, the
cashier
For Hayward Harrison and Ross and Nelson-shout
Lewis, Morris. Lynch. Whipple Rodney, Paca Paine,
For Braxton, Hopkins, Sherman, Jeffcrson--a bout!
Shoulder arms-beat the drums-and cheer-cheer
For Hooper Morton GwineH Wolcott Thornton, Stone;
Let trumpets' piercing clarons high as heaven go!
For Eliery and Stockton Rutledge, Wetherspoon,
And Huntington, and Livingston another clarion blow
Volunteers rank and fle-close order-tme the ground
For Hart Smith and Middleton, pipes meodious play
And for Carroll-the last one-wheel, wheel around
Music" Hail Columbia"-forward-m
Thro the streets to the gens where the youthful resort
With streamer and banner and laughter.fed song,
Salutes OF the flag on the tower and fort,
Exulting. parade till the set of the SUM-
Then, halt-with flourish, and thousand huzzas,
IT'S the day when the fifty six names were affixed
To the passport Of bannerthe stripes and the stars
OF seventeen hundred and seventy six.
Volunteer standards furl-arms reverse, with rest,
And lament that the signers live not just to know
How their act independent, hath tIumphed and best
And forests to cities, like fairywork grow
A gain the star banner of freedom unfurl
Upraise-give it poise-let it float in the air
Let il wave DER head, DER the boat let it curl,
And cheers echoes echo-hurrahs for the fair
Now cheer for the cheers-for the land, cheer again
For the army another-come cheer cheer away
For the ships safe in port and for those the MAN,
Your hats and caps wave, and your bugles all play.
A cheer for all nations-csntent be their lot;
May pleasing delights, joyous transport, be theirs
May bksses encircle, and each little spot
From i'll be as free as the States are Of cares.
cheer yet for commerce-the commerce that thrives
The Unions union our bliss guarantees
Then cheer for each Sate-may they ever be hives
Stored with sweets Of content from the honied DER
fields
Now long and last cheer that may not forget
Hark! bark how it sails DER the blue azure sky;
IT'S pleasing ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of-louder yeti
To last from the Fourth to the Fourth OF July.
q. L. 8.