New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-30

sIrteS on Iae am, ~ crushed humanity, nor the
rcs tns ,se oopressed Those who make 'ns h,i nT
tear ~ ~, waiking in the path biss"aro. = s.en en
nss es willingly, however JON N .n s tPust 70 kind
sv<fe 10 take them home as soon as us NJ ~
Pro ~ his own good time, blot out tneu .a sa 20
css; nssses think, too that the sooner tney ORC
fn the better are osnce ios suaned on the
kme,ys' n;sery. and rIotiRg on others woes Is no'
peopesx xar he soul Those in favor Of salvation 70
nsss.tT nsassTv should hurry up its chances
h"~ ouem amat Deus mOntur Adoescens'
rs;s Uolon shall not fall II shall stand, ior tne
nSs Ins and hopes, and sympatmes OF word are
piIsr,s around II. In the VEINS and hearts OF lls
gaIbas ,s blood red as its stripes, and PATRIOTISM
sons he light Of lts stars. ready for lis 1eiehse
pu1es,s;es sha be met and conquered on the oce tI
is foot of foreign invader shall ever desecidle
and 20 .mund It's borders on every inlet, are IN,
ips n.,ts - Of brass and steei, whose music shfn
snu . away all invaders. There are four miohs "a
.'1ep soldiers whose every heart Is ci'aael5,
soss every body is shield around ana over II 1
"Dnd The citadel OF liberty shall rse rdmparS. % y.
,s,es and shall flow deluge OF olooI: oeiole ~ ~
sfsty is periled or its throne shaken fIoln % W So
ISs from one country alone, whose sons yi3 yi3 r,;Se
oppression there, found shelter mere, We s irresist
az army OF 100000 hq htlng men, as oid.e or
30 AS their countrymen who fougn' a' Nh Iii ~
yontenoy Within sound oil the CIty "a I,Sh.ron
Nev-York, we could raise An army - W 80 M
- ,hsn either Gen Scott or Gen. ldyloI hdi uIi
asv h, mo-, n1nsnd az any time during the war WITH
and conquest Of Mexico ana III sne iI5 a. -
syery one of them j. twitchng sensation ol r.,o
20 syenge upop European monarchies, ana paftcu-
,.yly on thai of England, the oppression ana suncI
ags of centuries The world IN arms couid ho' SUI
-essfuy invade this country, guaioee ny the hi ~,
md German soldiers alone. VINO wouid run " lo'
Isfense And, too, Ulres ac9urt eundo AS " pro-
sds n grows stronger 10 bid defiance to us enemies
rom abroad =, h.. anu ,.,so, N fear
anger from within That family OF happy people,
t~lo NJ grandeur
tre epoyed by any OF their race, should deoeratey
n TO work 10 pull down that family mansion, uproot
~ shrubbery, destroy the enchantea scenery, anu
ruander bountful inheritance is TOO much foiy 70
srbute even 10 poor foolish human Nature. fools
thae are in all communities. but they are usuaily
sovided for with much more suitable places In Lu-
nsslc Asylums than abroad among men.
This Union is in no danger distant or prOxlmate,
sne were il not for the periodic spasms OF poltcias,
% should never be told so. There are some VINO
,sst that cOnfagTatlon is Imminent, ana they
,row on the oil of their eloQuence forgetting that II
"A raging fire, and not troubled waters upon which
lev are pouring such plentiful supply OF the COM
brtible fluid.
This strong patient is not sick and needs not
,hysician. Non tat aurltio nee defensor,bus 'stis
sd Quacks have prescribed for her and leeches
sue been applied The patient desires no depletion
d the eeches deserve credit, for IT is their ma
ure 10 be suckers What she needs rs to be let alone,
I'D 10 be relieved from the Egypt swarmsof corrupt
rlitlcians that sometimes darken her SKY or cloud
ku sun Take them away and her SKY is sun
creme and her sun clear and genial. Take them
usy;
"Ths, party. colored mass which naught can warm
But rank c0uuption's heat whose quckeDed swarm
Spread their hight wings IN BrIberys golden sky.
Buzx for PERIOD lay Their eggs and DIE
That greedy vampire, which, from Freedom tomh,
Comes forth with all the mincry ofbloom
Upon lis lfeless cheek, and sucks ana drains
A Apeoples blood to feel It's putrid vens
Iwould as soon think of doubling my fathers IN
xuiy, my mothers honesty, or my wife's fidelity,
udoubt the stability and perpetuty of my country.
There should be "no such word AS fdP' IN the
kxcOn Of this Republic. Washlngtons wisdom,
nonlgomery's blood, the blessings of the past, the
Nomise of the future, the hopes of the world, are
angling with the folds of It's flag and dancing in It's
aars
Those who talk of diSunlon have little faith in
mans wisdom, and less III Gods Providence. They
nave but faint idea of our bright destiny The light
Of that hag shall burst like upon the falling
nuns Of oppression throughout the world
Many an eve sick and sunken, shall revive TO gaze
upop the increasing constellation OF It's stars. There
shall be no Gibeon on which the sun OF her glory
shall stand still no valley OF AJalon over which the
moon of her beauty shall be staId.
For him who shall attempt to fire the temple OF
American Liberty, who would pale star or blot
stripe from its glorious flag, time shall be too short
for repentance-Heaven too indignant for forgive
ness and the woe OF the doomed too merclfu for the
punishment OF his crime. lie shall perish from
among men--hs name shall not blister on the page
Of history-he,
Living shall forfeit fair renown
And douby dying, shall go down
To the vie dust from which he sprung
Unwept, unhcnored and unsung,
but not Uncurst. Oh no. The exclamation OF civil
ized, liberty loving man, shall be
"Oh for tongue 10 curse the slave
Whose treason like deadly blight
shall turn this garden Of Eden INTO Wilderness
The curl OF woman's ruby lip shall gather up red
mailsons for his memory. The curse that sometimes
will futer even on the tongue OF angels will be
hurled upon his head:
MAY he's whlesssd cup for HIM
BE Gugged with treacheres to the brim
With hopes that but allure to hy
With Joys that vanish while he sips;
Like dead-sea fruit tha, tempt the eye.
But tufn TO ashes on the lips:
HIS country's curse. his children's shame
ou'cast of virtue. peace and fame
ctns....,,u, May all the curses
Snakes spring up IN his path;
BATHS fruit be ashes in has mouth-the leaves
Vn which he lays his head to sleep, be strewd
with scorpions
MAY the clear rivers turn Ia blood. as he
Sleeps down to stain them with his raging lip
Deny HIM shclier-EaTth home-the dust
grave-the sun hs hght-end Heaven
But no Pause here. Let Heaven In It's mingled
lastice and mercy deal with HIM who shall 50 con-
Sre against the beneht of his race as 10 attempt TO
nony.
Ny young friends, unto you is given this day a
Sofious inheritance. Beneath the shadow OF your
baglc's wings lives and grows a power greater than
1e born, or adopted, 10 an inheritance approaching
nearer that for which the Christian hopes hereafter,
Dan any temporal blessing an inheritance eternal as
tarihs foundations-endurlng as time. Cherish 1t
syou would your he-your honor. IL shall soon
pmmit itself TO your hands for good or evil See
nA It's laws are made IN justice and obeyed with
aehty looking for light 10 conform to that Supreme
wisdom which the wise and good of all nations
knowledge; for rms the fool who saith, in his
sar even, that there is no God, Live IN the light
SSx{oar own hstory-foiio~ing the examples of your
aaers-so shall you ENJOY blessings else
nere vouchsaied TO man, and transmit them unim-
Sefed to your children and your childrens children
Mever. Such Is the country, and such, trust her
,any soon 10 commit her interests to your care.
nho would not die 10 save her and think his lot
s'me This is the stone which the monarch-bulld-
Wscspased, and which has now become the head
NE corner.
tae Poet Prophet of Israel seems almost To have
wseneed this country and its glorious career In the
~nme et Revelation:
ndhc Genes shall come to thy light and Kings 10
snsasness of thy ris,ng Thy shall come from far
% daughters shall b. nurSed at thy sd--because the
-scsace Of the sea sha he converted thee. the
q the Gen,l.s shall come unto thee-all they from
- snail ccme they shall bring gold.-who are these