The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-04-09

Mr.. Topper s among u.s. feeling his way through the
wilderness OF bis laarels. and realizing his share OF
Emertons "banyan" similitude-the roots that have
passed under the and up this side OF the Al
ante, rather smotherng him with their thritness in re-
publican soil Accustomed las an Engshman) TO look
national debt III the face, friend Is naturally startled
~ me Charming eaeeIness with which the American
ladies pay ours to himself They book up with Interest
IN advance. No poshumous "knocker" viii Introduce
him to warmer appreciation than uptown door bell
opens TO him now.
The movements and dongs Of Mr.. Tupper viii be duly
chroniced by the other journals but must give
readers in this number the Hymn Tor all Nations which
be has written for "tbe Worlds Fair" and which is
translated into thirty languages. and set TO music by Sc
basllan Wesley. lis preface best explains II
PRErAoE.-l thought that il would be wohd wide sin,
Il OF every nation under Heaven together giodly
their skill without some catholic acknowle dgmen Of
Therefore devised this simple psalm, constructed as
scarcely TO exclude ruth or 70 offend preiudice with
ordered that 1t never can be out OF season.
Surely il y good hing thus 70 drop one e seed Of
i be but by word TO testify TO the nations thar Christian
'"To through Nature up TO Natures Cod,
The many excellent persons who have responded ably
70 nay request Tor Lel co operation deserve (more than
done bat ule; is, every may here in his own
tongue, offer up united praises to the Lord.
ment ia the versions II would have been unknd and
wise Gwen i possibe) to attempt Judgment Ct their
the original necessarily standing hst Gas well being
nlshed on loose page for convenience OF reerenee tie
and no ono last II round table, where each the
head. .##.
For this cause ALSO shall be singled out for any
special thanks, where all deserve Them equally.
As this collection is 10 be published during puary
absence in the uuited STATES cannot be answerabe for
deas Each translator is responsible for the fidelity and
merits OF his own version and Mr. Breels people
well skilled, that have iile fear for the ypos-
Taphy.
On The WHOLE trust that this Poly glo Hymn may prove
indeed to be ESSAY 10 do good" Few and sin pie
the results may they have been gsined by mal
pains ana perseverance, At the lowest iley constitute
pathological curiosity many minds with such diversity
IN sniltudc rendering literally into thirty different Ian
guuges plain psalm at the highest, this plain psalm
SO multiplied and varied, is world wide call
render thanks TO God
HYMN FOR ALL NATIONS.
Glorious God hee call,
Father, Friend, and Judge all;
Holy Saviour, Heavenly King
Homnge 10 Thy throne we bring
N the wonders around
Ever is Thy spirit found,
And of each good thing we see,
All the good Is born Of Thee
Thine the beaueous skill that turks
Everywhere in Natures works
Thine with all its worth,
Thine each masterpiece earth
Yea, and foremost n van
Springs from Thee the mind OF Man
On its light, for this is Thine,
Shed abroad the love divine
Lo God Thy children here
From all realms gathered T.
Wisely gathered, gathering still
Tor 'pcace eaflh-tow'I ds men good willi'
May We, with mind
Bless brothers Of IN
May We through redeening love,
Be the blest OF God above NJ. L.