New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-24


B.BelD, the great levi''nan 'o'''"' ~
Will. ' fcand her in fantastic sport the am0''s bill
S.' .. lsae down his sr'id glance upon the
eYowced deck
Rut mid that world OF human hopes one near Is all
u.ns.,sirpopiniou stripes by tyrant will decreed
"a sav not our Republics hand shall e'er endorse
The coed
Hsrk, It's gYoan, and, banchd and pale,
They les human beng forth'
What with'fng psngs his heart assail'
Ia not his shudd'Ing spTlt wroth
Amman image OF his Cod
Americas brave, freedom son,
Shall he submit 70 scourge and ROD
Forbid H. Shade Of WAsHISGros!
Int, the lash falls blow blow with all the boat
On. God, the flesh Is gored and seamed-.he rudy
life drops course
Behold the lacersted form-is this freemans heir
NAY, outrss ed Freedom, shrinking, weeps for shame
and black despair.
Il this the glorious Liberty our country bravery
When sv'ry petty despot's rage may rack its hum
bled hosts
Stripes for the Seaman and the stars for those who
rule Ger ali
Alas save for those daring throngs, how soon the
But hone. We dauntless teilers-hope for noble
STocKToN's heart.
His fearless and unhnching soul, sutains the Cha n
And thund'ring with genrous theme, will fol the
impious aim
That would the free born citizens nherentri rights
Cisclain.
Az Tend the thrs that binds them down.
Like Ixion on his wheel,
Crnshu meath pompous towards frown,
Denied the rsght to feel;
Hound like beast In seTvlle fear,
While, with a fearful crash,
The son, to Freedoms son 80 dedr'
Writhes meath the biiing lash.
Let 1t not be, ye noble souls VINO form our famous
v. rho are frs, on land and sea, out the slavish
snurp as Sons Of Liberty must bondage ever scorn
The Independent and the nee, to equal 'iteS porn
A. let the sesmans buried wrongs sleep IN obi
yioh's gloom,
Nor ever more in light Of Heav'n It's demon art
sumo
Humanity tocsin rn gs srocKToNs accents swell,
No bious TO drive the wiling Tar-he knows his duty
Beneath the tropics arid glare, or by the frost re-
peild,
wherever threa,ning Danger looms, his post is firmly
Unswervng, manly in his deeds, as srOcKroS's lips
assert
Then justly judge, ye who have power-this hendish
doom avert
No wonder that majestic thoughts his valiant words
inspire,
That true-boTn Scion OF the Free-son OF patriot
sire.
Well may mem'ry of the past thrill his courageous
toul.
And bid ali wise and good designs his feeling heart
control
Columbia DER his fears ISIS brow 5uspends the wreath
OF fame,
And proudly on her chsrter-scroll points TO his
Fathers name.
For the honor of our peerless land, the glory Of her
cause,
Oh let Benevolence restrict the rigor Of laws
Unman them not with CALLING blows, those conquer
ors OF the sea
Renect-nor welt their Quivring flesh, with strokes
Of infamy
As Christ to Peter stretchd his hand upon the howl
ing wave,
Oh thus from this impending curse, We Legislators
save
Britannia rules the rarss no more'-her feeble
wings are iurld
We ttaud supreme in ev'ry art-a marvel to the
world
Then blot this shadow from our fame We eloquent
and lust,
Nor let this hydra-monster i'll upsprng from passions
dust
For cruel Pride, Revenge and Hate, lead the hid
eous train,
And Anarchy aud traitor hearts will sisneli"o '''
reign
Let not this stigma rest upon glorious banners
fold,
For foreign foes retain your sripes--not for the
Sailor bold
lie Who by hfe long sacrifice promotes his country's
Let net his voice unno,iced sound nor yet in vain
appeal.
But Of all the noble rights that live beneath the
Stripes and Stars,
The fret of all respect the rights of those our GAL
LIANT TARs
Rtiianstsrvh, n. Y jan. 40, 1852.