The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-01-23

Inscribed to Daniel Wc6stcr.
By WILLIAaI Ross WAILAcE,


we regard the American Banner as already sew
,red.D From Faction Newspaper
Itis.Nor severed Mol as soon
The sister stars by tempest-wrack
Shall be divided in their sky
And darkle into chaos back!
No! there it floats, with every hue
Undimn'd as when it first unfurled
Against the storm and proudly threw
Defiance to the Tyrant's world;
And still the awful Bird that wheels
Amid the tempest wildly swelling,
And calmly hears the thunder peals
Within his storm gods misty dwelling
Aye. still he guards from traitor-feet
The glories THAT standard sheet,
And bears it in his guardian hand
Resplcndent over Freedoms Land!
Cline of the Valiant and the Tried!
Where Marion fought and Warren died:
Where Monmouth stilIto Gnilford calls,
And Valor walks through Vernon's hal, s
While honor muses. in the gloontt
And glQFy of the Hsvoss tomb,
Or-ohaffts that grand old lay she made
Accordant with the darz-blue seas,
That lnurrlar mild where Freedom laid
Her lion-solled Miltiades:
Land of the Forest and the Glen!
Thou hardy nurse Of hardy men!
Land of the Mountain and the Lake!
Ofrivcrs rolled from sea to sea,
Inthat broad grandeur fit to make
The symbols Of Eternity:
o, fairest cline! O, dearest Lanell
Who shall thy banded children sever2
God Of our Fathers! here we stand
From Plymouth's roclSto Georgla's strand
Heart pressed o heart, hand linked in hand
And swear sthc Union lives foreverlp
Then float. foat on thou Banner bright
With glory from the olden nal,t!
Yes! stainless standard of the briNe
Thy wreath ofstars still docks the wave
Where Honor once her Lawrence rolled
To quiet in thy spangled fold:
Still, shining banner ofthc free,
The shackled nations tnrn TO thee,
And when at home thy shadow fails
Along the Armory's trophied walls,
The ancient Trumpets long for breath
The dinted sabrcs tierccly start
To vengeance from each changing sheath
Asiftley sought some traitors. heartsl
o sacred banner ofthe brave!
O standard ofa thousand ships!
O Guardian of the PATRIOTS grave!
Come, let US press these to our lips
There is a trembling Of the rocks
New England feels the Patriot-shoclSs-
There is a trembling in the Lakes
The West, the mighty West awakcs;
There is noise amid the pines
The white magnolas winter bloom,
Upon the South new glory shines,
Shedding its gloryo'er Pickney's tomb:
Behold the troubled air is dark
With martial ghosts-thc hills are bright
Withband of living men, and bark!
Their voices come IN mingled might
The Right shall live while Faction dies;
The Traitors draw a lecting breath,
But Patriots drink from Gods own eyes.
The light of Truth that conqners DEATH
Then fairest Flag! Then dearest Land!
Who shall thy banded children severe
God ofour Fathers! here we stand
From Plymouths rock to Georgia's strand
Heart pressed to heart, hand linked in hand,
And swear ssthe Union lives foreyer"
NEW YoBK, 1850.
From the Vicss6aog Ityhig
The United States and Austria.
The recent cores ondence between tllt
ghevalier J G IIalsefaan, Austrian charge
1 Affaires at Nashirg on, and Secretary
IVebster, in relation to the hungarian ialis
sion Of Mr. a. Dudley Mann, under Gen
Taylor admins ratioil. is now published
We regret that Is extreme length ri
is from aging It entire before our readers