New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-30

i do not near tne pyIhuius oiC en4ONsA'
The ocean grandly foams into abruPtness;
Does God peal thunder down q weL-oled
groovel
Thou, with poets roughneis, friend' wouidE
qusTel
Staggering Ger the ridges Of ploughed
speech,
You move unessily. We'll, the apparel
OF verse is trivial. Try the sense TO reach.
sBehold, from the slime Of old years,
At church, market, banquet confronting Us,
A monster uprises affrontlng as,
A hideous visage he wears
TIL FpbisItes less sorely bestride as
And villains be makes of a. all,
While banner be waves to deride u.s.
his Freedoms funereal pail
he lands not our knsves for their KRavery,
he strikes higher game, praising Slavery,
And thus be makes knaves Of us all.
"Let Russia boast herself free,
Let Turkey be great among peoples,
Her MOSQUES are worth more than our
And better can any land be, lsteepies'
Even Austria, than this land Of ours,
Than this land, more tyrannous than all
In the face of the Ages and Hours
We lie, tempting Gods curse TO fall,
When we say, with sin worse than Knsvery'
Or murder, or incest-e'en Slavery,
At our door, We are freest Of all.
"Unabashed, let us seem what we are;
Let ~ stand with bold harlot forehead
Stripped of modest assembling All, horid
The stain on our brow will appear.
We are made a reproach to each nation,
And the dots of all nations, Alas,
May bray out fools reprobation.-
We are kicked with the hOof Of al ass.
And we dare not revenge,-we deserve 1t;
This Republic-God will not preserve it,
Itis kicked with the hoof OF an ass"
A man, who was moro than fool,
But still very far from a wise man,
Thus spake,-in stale channel his lies ran.
am not of the shareholders school,
j detest our inhuman manstealing,
But Virtue can run to extreme,
And, forgetting the laws Of fair dealing,
Hold the balance, but kick at the beam.
Let each land exercise its devils,
There are other than slave holding evils;
One night 10 enough for one dream.
II any among us were free
But Just az the twis leans the tree grows;
Think you, slaves there are none but the
negroes
Were no white slaves, no colored would be.
We are slaves from the innermost soul OF u.s.
Man and woman, at church and at mart,
Both white race and black rsce,-the whole
No distinction can set US apart. ofus,
Far worse than the rank weeds OF Knsvery
Are she deep.striking roots of our Slavery,
White and black--W no shall set us apart
Our limbs drag the slave holders chain,
We are nhed by the whip of Convention,
We are fooled by the better Intention.
All brave aspiration is vain.
We work, but we earn not our wages,
The sown seed produces no fruit,
And the freedom belauded by sages
ID the freedom enjoyed by the brute.
Alas for the world, where the Earth'right
That is honored by man, as his birth-right,
IL the freedom enjoyed by the brute
XVI.
Were 1t to crush Newton or a snail,
The ponderous precipice would fall
Alike to Nature is the Great and Small
She knows no difference between firm and
ftan,
A Dorcas, sewing garments for the poor,
A thief, defrauding orphans Of their store.
She Ia indifferent to bad and good,
And holds mans life as cheap 40 any
worms
For she warns ever in her womb the germs
OF better lives than ours; else might the
brood
Titanic, Of old Night return and sneer
AT JOve.--" See, Man has failed, and We are
here"
"God made the World, the foolish cry,
With mouths sgape with wonder
"He hung aloft the mighty sky,
And rolled the planets under.
Fen all the stars that we behold
Through sixty feet of subework,
Are bat fraction Of the gold
He scattered in His globe work
Wen weigh skyful Of His planet dust
One soul outweishs it. that is true and just.
XVIII.
My recollection dwells with blighted years
Yet, for the Circumstance that God is
strong,
draw no counsel from the source Of tears,
But strive to lift my load and pass along.
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