The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-01-22

Willshrouttits dreamy light,
And many loving eye the while,
Be closd in endless light,
The tribute Of a sigh Is all
All that my heart can bling,
Responsive 10 the wild winds call
Then, Summer, haste thy coming step,
To glad our festive bower,
Pcrchance some lonely grave 10 deck
With pale funeral flowers.
HUHAN LIFE.
Once We were young, and thenwe chung
To all that life held dear;
But how long years dry up the tears,
And the fresh life bud scar!
Oh, life is all cold, cold thing,
And dearest pleasures all take wing.
Yonth'S golden hours. thai bloom das flowers.
And breatIed their iragronce sweet,
Have G,ll'n away into decay,
Aud shoulder meath our feet;
Oh. where the hours, the golden hours,
That bdon'd in beauty as lhe flow'rs
Youths rosy dreams, llat glow'd in beams
OF morning. radiant light,
Have passed away into the day,
And hover Ger flie night;
Oil, where The dreams lie rosy dreams,
That radiant gIow,dinnomngs beams!
Oh, time IS fast, and soon is past,
And shadows follow one,
And hearts llat beat, IN tLrobbing sweet,
Too sooil 10 death are gone
Oh where HE time, tllc bygone time,
When life was all sunny cline?
Away away time may not stay
Tomorrow il has hcd
And garands gay, but wind to-day,
10 morrow ali are dead.
Oil, lime has no Kind resting place
The diai's shade no backward trace.
Aid What is life but woful strife
Fo vain and empty goal
Forsumnirs bright OF bubbles light,
That burst and cheat The soul.
OH. What IS life. delusive life,
o full Of bitter wolul strife
Children We sec. merry gIee,
Chasing the butterfly,
Fondy gazing, loudly praisng
It's brightly mingled dye;
Oh. what is childhood less than age p
The picture of an empty page
IN youth. the soul seeks pleasures goal
Achildish Toy, or love
And dreams that Joy has no alloy,
And love will lasting prove;
Oh, once the winds TOO roughly play'd
About tho brow.oi The fair maid.
But youth slips by,and then sigh
For riches. homer, gold,
: And man looks proud, and scoms The crowd,
Boosting his wondrons mould
Oh, mani how proudly does he stand,
: Tie remium work of Gods great hand
Through earth and Sky he leasts hiseye.
Enjoys his grand abode,
! Yet never pays, IN grateful praise,
The tribute due his God.
u Oh, how, does man ungrateful live
On linn who all things free doth give.
Earth's treasure fields give bodnteous yields
Fame, robes in glory bright
:, Tie future glows, alidbrightiy throws
Abroad Hopes beek'ning light,
0h,ever thus has been the way
The future living into-day
Man wins his gold HIS fame is ted
!. The bubble at its height,
Ii bursts! Ills gonel no more the dawn
OF hope CLEANS oe has sight
Oh ever thus is hope slost ray,
Where morning human las is stay
u humble grave, beneath the wave
oil wild grass, slunBers man
IA Iftle mounds 1.-The iound
Inlhe long race he ran.
Thenwhere the hours, the golden hour
That bloom'di in beauty as the now'rs
o, Ba- Read the following paragraph fri
3, the sensible Editor Of the lonaaaonaceal
3, e published 81 Marion, Ala. the only res
q ance Wing paper ID that State
lss This question, (resistanee1 then, bel
disposed u the pafties Will, Ut course,
s. sums their Former position If Wing j
Democrat. lhe question then arises, As
winch ot these pafties IS the proper pli
q for shese state kishts Wings VINO sapsra
y from tleir party and took the South,
Is iifs sldc % the late canvass.
- Ibropr own part, We see ilatllina bet
90 than f. t.ill back upon INC Dsn eraac 81
10 srn, aud t0sssist ILL making the prIlcif
81 tic Deniecrltlc party Jag permanent
Isl 81 Gle c8unwy Tor IlulItatiehs6f
ile b6Wers 81 Che Federal Government, an op
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