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Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1852-11-20
Ezstrssy.

TAKEN up by J. J. Crowell, on the oath Of Septem-
ber in the county Of LowRdes, bay horse. the
right fore foot white up to the ankle also the two hind
feet small hump his back, made by the saddle;
about eight or ten years cid no other marks percept
bic. Appraised at sixty dollars. J. R. PIERCE,
Oct. 2, 1852. Justice of the Peace.
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1852-11-20

Notice.
eight and Time Drafts on New York; Drafs on
IL Mobile and New Orleans discounted.
Advances on Cottonssby
colunlbus. May st, 1879. lt-sf
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1852-11-20
Mobile .ss.t columbus Packet.

Sept %, 1851. s5:5t
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LcaC EsrcsaG and Cake Bakery.

GORDON, WA SYKES.
Oct 30, 1882 40x WJJONES
leaf RrC;ad ;sB'l cake Bakery.
Iit subscriber takes this opportunity to inform the
citizens Ut Columbus and vicinity that he has COM
menfed VS. Baking business in all its various branches
on Market street, onr door north Of Hadcn q Reads
st2re--tta' having been regularly bred to the pro-
os>5n, H be enabled to furnish everything in his
line, Of good quality, FOR CASH ONLY and
hopes .]ra ,hare IF public favor.
J. P. KRECKER
Oct SO, 1872. 4o:tf
Valuable isfsa R'Tnsfy Family os NcgrOS
EoT SAFE.
II ILL be sold Tor curh Oh Monday the I'd of Janu3-
II ~ 1913, at the court house in the town of olum-
bus Low dcs county. Miss.
-Four valuable Negro Men-Sx Women and child
rem. They truly valuable SERVANTS and sold
for faults. The negros can be my residence
at any time to the day OF sale.
/ ALSp--l00 acres valuable land, 100 cleared--ba-
ance finely mhered, situated the ButtahatcIie bot
TOM above overtows-lands adjoining my residence.
VIM. J. GORDON, Attorney IN feet tor
JAMES GORDON &
J II. WHITTIER, Trustee
! Oct 20, 1892 33tds
o. Monroe Democrat insert till day Of sale and for
ward account to this Office for collection.
Gordon's Willis For sale.
! r(IIE above valuable property situated the Butta-
/ | hatchie, II mile from Columbus and Il miles from
Aberdeen is offered for sale. The mills consists Of
+ { nrn and Flour and Saw mill all of which now
IN operation, and persons wishing to buy can get a
bargain. Call at my residence and examine
the property Terms made known application
WIN GORDON.AHoruey for
G Ii GORDON
Oct % 1852 39tlsJ
O. Monroe Democrat insert till lst Jan 1853 and
forward act this Office.
Sa>h;oO, Clark So Co.'S
ACID1 LATED FRUIT DROPS:
Flayored lcjfh
Nectar, Nergaious,
Pear. Sickle Pear,
Bannd, Green Gage,
Raspberry, Pine Apple,
Orange Vanilla, Lemon,
Jargond Pear, Extract
Ginger, Strawberry, &c
These Drops have the pure rich flavor of the Fruit
. in the highest state of perfection.
For sale by JAS. BLAIR.
Nav 27
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-08-27

not much, either way. Oil N.uIl,.,. ,,.I
Windsor will take car. ,rl... .,.,
,r,..,. ,r,......:i,.,- ''
u III w c''c.-" ny magnify tI'
VIII DC perfectly astonishing.
--
0J7Thc Hon. Garrett DAVIS. Of rc,r,,,l,.
the Wup candidate for Ir,.,,.. ,,,. ,l..,r
for, Di.,r;,, l..,......l'., '.'''-
Wv ''''''''' ""'''8 oPcI'h'' 10 nuke an active
ca''''7' ana having subsequently resigned hi
candidacy, the Paris Citizen publishes in cy
PLANTATION of his position tho c,ll,,y..,,, l,,,,.
trn,n hin, 8, f.o,,.... .,
n,......,..,:. '....i, '''''''''''' i''l" III"
D'"'o'''''c ca"u'oHte IN hNt tI-'"ci:--
PARIS. july II, l-j2.
"'o' w. Johnson, E-q:--D"ar Slr:-NoW
'''a ,'' ...@ ''', u discussion with you OF
;he Presidency, was Jno ' r"S, '',''t'' .y'. '
my professional engagements. NOR nv lr,rI,
"IJ 'ut"orI1a me 10 occrjr To- your pre- position.
~ .r oS YOU 10 or "-."ied TINT d"rmr rom
trary. If L,d fine Iri.;,ro % va r,u :" w., con-
pleasure to hear the inoclnou: effort. OF, a, .,nr
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-08-27

confidence, ana undOubtcd in their prr.1uu ut
tachmcnt. Mm.Nr. Uebstcr does nat s1nciton or
6P"ore MrSc moUements aHd that he as ouiJ
dfmf"'g me proper ttme 10 come jorica,d hiHt-
SET nnd diS0voV them. We feel justified in
giving full faith to these assurances, bv Mr.
Ncbstcr's o!1-rcpcatcd declarations, in time
past, OF ms unwavcring attachment to the Whir
Pnrty' ana iidcIity to Wing principles. We
shall be SLOW to believe that lie will now lend
hIii'eIi Or MS name to the betrayal of that
Party' or the defeat Of those principles he SO
dearly cherished.
NF'Our friend ofthc BuGa'o Couyicr prints a
column Of statistics headed Cen Scots Quar-
rciS.' In the formidable list 1t is asscr'e that
Gen ScoTr quarcIcd with Gen ,acb.on,
land refused to accept chalIaure" to fyht .
duel. ltso happens that no such chtlen.re ,c1s
crer gjgea By GEN. Jochson.
Again the Comier says, that he "quarrcled'
with Mr.. TRIsr, who IS one Of the warmcst and
most devoted friends Of Gen. Scolr IN the
UnIon
The Comi0 soy5 that he "quarrelcd with
Gen. TAYLOR" which is not true
obs ,y,.h c., n''' ~ 4''''''
WIN cony,,nc,nI ~. ,r,.,.. , '''''' "I''
hro,.,vor,. ..I,.L ',>''''' '''''"o Vi HIS
,rr,,ro .ro .,,.a.CI n' ''',' ~ ''"''
urb ,ho ron.,.a,,i,., ~ '''''' '''0' !
lie ouorrcIcd v,,, ,bo ru;,;.r,,,,'a...',.'
.l,ln. o,,,-;.,,,. anal ',i....
fer. Tnr5v,. I.,nc 49, a,J t.I a.. 80 Wv W., W"
fine rn,r,c, w ~ '''1 '''' "
fl, o,,rroro, ,,,,,, H.. u
Cruz +, Nc,,co NM, ,,..ao..,',s '''." %"
''''' 0~91 "'9'c'
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-08-27

We yesterday addressed a most pererap,o,v
and SIS ruiou cdlct' to our friend Hon. Aucs
Is. lIApLEl.of Troy, htc Speaker orthe New
Noro House of Assembly, informing hun that
ID" r'Pord to be present AMI address the
Lundy's Lane Club on TUESDAY NEXT.
tine 3 It lo.'., without fail and "wi,hout benefit
of clergy" The letter departed from our Post
Oth'e tins morning, and reached Troy at about
| o'''rch T. NJ. \ few minutes after we re-
c"Fed' las We rcqucsted) tclegraphic reply
from Mr. IlApLry, which, in brief terms and
undorn'd English, announced I'M THAR ="
50, Wigs of the Club, and " higs of the
County, assemble ON Tuesday Evening next,
and We promise you rich treat Mr. HAD
NV Is a unu who t9orS rhy he is Wing,
and can give the reasons for his faith to those
who hear Wm. We viii give him rousinc
meeting, and he Will give rs Il rousnr speech.
. CTNc.oblrrl TO learn tuar the Rev. Mr.
H'-"- 'o'o "' Tins village, abyul TO be set
'.ed 40 ban.clo.o tow,o.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-08-27
English Free Tradc-Eng:i,a Policy in
regard to American Politics.


some 'ine since we published an article
from the Londoh Iimcs favor,nr the election
ct Fl'fce as beneficial Interests. To-day we
give an extract from Binci~oots .H,ga-,ne,
Tory 'enaf'ciiy. The article from winch the
cN'Iact Is taken pnrports be 10y AN Huglish-
nan "o['Ih' VINO writes from this couutry.-
A''Hr abiding to some o'tornattors connected
Will our ponies, he sayS:--
\ much NOR important question is the Tariff 49,.
az" " !, "',r "!'ch WA r"i"r lHio every poura.
II ma, mot OF 'ir '" pn' very pom.
Wat count Yhr ma,,,,',@ m '',''l -
mot exist nnj'r cump"uuou VIVA /. ta... y.l.,..l,.
h2a'r ian'ii and the simple question -, wu-,a~.
s,b,nc, ~, , ,... ,' % J'' 'orn g. @
,''. ,, , 7',,', '' '.' r''' 4" r'-
ia,'uru- d.>trJc ia, been .-u..a.y Do. .Ivor ',..
rr dGtr =, the West and hr south .I4N. be, g..
: rhuI-r, however, Is taxing place ~ TINS rc~pr..
Manufacture is increasing in the West ,~,,,,.,i q
Sl1r large mIues have been operated upon and Inn,
sprung ~ IN IN" u'h. Neither Is 50 tycius..pI,,
agricultural as it was; and there 'u, been naI.l.v \
,,n S.,Tuy u'"Nui 'i,''n i'r llr last SIX months
an inrrc...I tn,t; a. ,i' necessity "i
Tl,:,..,I d.. J,I. nv.
:, 49,, E'r,''I ,''o" 4 ""'S 'APlllh Why 1t
Jrlo ,...',.' '9',0' Vs. ~ "uoPI ire. tradr.
r[.I>,,r ,,,, j,,,.,, y ''"',' 'r ~ -NNO
a,,i >, t;,.L,. ~ "'"' i-"@'""" "H!-
.,rL,U 9,.,,,'r.gi, cII '"I|"I "a, $40" IS
\orn 'iiAi-'' H'Niol OK
tn,. ,,o. ,,., Gal .,;.
n,,h'r 81, ,','' ,'..' p''> '@r ~ 'e 'NY
jL,,i..oaJ I,I,. 10 1 reprint oi
'rih' n, w., "'..', - page -
It.wou,d he ba,,nr FIR ,l. ,,,,.', anu
pny fem ,niIIi,,.s uf loI..rs ,,.,, ="
pIcrco tl,l tn no .,o,,nI. g.. -, '"''
"U2eibcr m,nul,r,urn ~ Ill.,. H,.,''''i ~
~ "'S country S''i
ms lhgllShman abroad !, not very fa'ter-
ny III ms "o''c' OF me country. lie Is wiling
inc the Amrr,r "I'' n"5n u. o U n.y. u'2aT'g
says:-
Fillmore, Web .,cr, Scott, and Ca.s are ,bc,o,r.
lfo'n'rul candidates tut ia" most prominent are
surprise r 10 mi some na Almost u" W"y ''"t I
lg r""'T " Srrpns quietly into the rrc>idraua
the less likely is the country +" r'oo.. bI COUNTY,
This was written before the nominations
~ no" lar 1t niS the case our readers can Judge
- It Is ',H' 'I"t ,'ihG more man does for his
TLo H S,v'. "g" ocorr chance Is poor one
free trade scheme of brc,lir,, dawn ,,'r '',,n
uiacturors with name which, according 10
'"e'r own Theory Is more likely tosuccecd than
L"s Eor, '' 1'l,'I ,,''u n'''''" as H'orr
chance vet To rc9cl this cYulny ,,c ,, "r,
iorcarmcd,-- ohio state Jouad.
" ION h' y: Culver, Of NlIIlrmSbnrgh
r,,, W. !'',''t o..'o''n, '''"PorS Tor Van Ia
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-08-27
NOnlinadIOns.

Tent Of The Unitcd States,
6: Id S CO TT
Pics President,
"a A. s1ss sA.aYg.
Fer Congress,
All SABIN.
Nominations.
'or Gorrnor.
5 FAIRBANKS.
LteW. Governor.
IL {. k!i'rREDGE.
For Treasurer.
D4GE iiOWES.
or Electors at Large.
)HTUS BAXTER,
p. LYMAN.
district Eiector,
SAMUEL ADAMS.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-08-27

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las
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-08-27

~ \ set OF very small potato wings in
Georgia have met aud nominated Mr.. VIE
sTER for President. This proceeding material
ly increases the chances OF Gen. Scorr. Mr..
WEBSTER is a great man himself, but the chap,
now eXtant in Boston and New York who cali
themselves his ,Giends" y are by far the big
ge*' fools that there is any account of IN an
clcnt or modern history. They are not on
par with good-ookng ourang outang, We
are sorry to see so respectable a man as Daniel
Webster thus disgraced. What can he think
OF the mites and Cmtiscs who are making gra-
tuItous asses of themselves in his name ?
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-08-27

ldeht ana secretary OF state, arc leaning on tn
strong arm OF Senator Seward. aud receiving
from HIM their most triumphant vindlcotlon AM
support Nothing can exceed The noble am
eloquent defence oi Mr NEBsTfR ana the POI
icy OF Mr. IILLMoRE's administration, III rcla
ton to the Fishery question: contained IN Sen
aior SEwAEhS speech. Quoting the GLOWING
words Of WEBSTER IN reply to iiayno: -
" shall enter on no chromium upon Massachu
"scttS. She needs none. There she IS. Be
" hold her and Judge for yourselves, &c.," MI
SEWARD said 81 shall enter into no encomluu
"on the Secretary OF Statc--hc needs none.
"shonld be Incompetent to grasp so great I
"themc, II 1t were needed. There he Is. BE
hold HIM and Judge for yourselves. There Is
"hS history; there are BIS ideas, his thoughts
"sPrcad on every page OF your annals Tor ncaI
halt Il century. The world knows
them all by heart. There they are, and there
they VIII he forever. The past Is at least Sc
cured. The past Is enough, of ITSELF to guar
"antec inturc OF lame unnpproachabIc and
"hcNingusIlable." And 1t Is the man who
uttcrS such sentiments as these IN The Sruato
OF the United States, who Is "thc best abused
and worst rcvIcd among American Statesmen.
(among whom he has won for himself high
place
| ne time ~ very near nj mana when the
c''''''' VI N'Ih'NN ''t>N' SEWARD ~ We"
lork, upon the respect, Animation ana graft
/
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-08-27
ATTY Nominations,


For Senator's.
VklITTEMORE, of Milton.
\ BARSTOW, of Shcljun.
, GLEASON, Of RichmJnd.
For assistant Justices,
ZACH, IF Charlotte.
YMAN, Of Jericho.
~ Judge Of Probate.
N +. DANEY, Of Burlington.
For States attorney.
B. MAYNARD.
For SheriJ,
SHERWOOD, Of Burlington,
For High BaihF,
} w. BkOWNELL, of WUiSton.
Us OF BUKLINGTON,
iuestcd to meet at STRONG'S;
ArURDAY EVENING NEWT,
- >5rn, at SEVEN O'CLOCK, to
andldates for TOWN REPRF f.
les, and JUSTICES OF TIE
NELSON,
d.. SllEDn,
NRGE &. CATLlN, Towv
VANSICKLIN, fCoMrrlTrr
BRONSON,
AR FREDERICK.
JNDl'S LANE CLUR.
meeting of the Club will be held
rs HALL, on TUESDAY EVE
The 3lst inst. An Address will he
Hon. AMOS X. HADLEY. of
Is of Burlington and vicinity arc
.ited 10 attend.
!. !: !. y y s$SSoHsr. Committee.
hig MeutinS in Colchester.
higs Of Colchester inv te the Wings
oning towns to meet in Convention
WV HALL in Colchester, on SAT
the Arm DAY Of September, at
VI.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-08-27
NGTON FREE PRESS FRIDAY MORNING. AUGUST - 1872


| 0--,Vo find tb, .rr.,,,;,,,,l ,.n r.,,...,. .,..
!, fin, 1o., ,v,,,,l.,.t S
VI Nv ,"'' " o''H'och 'NF"h q "' 'fFc, ana II
ordcF that It may be- still more widely circula-
ted, and make great many more pcoplc laurh
We copy it. The Shirt of Ho .Jrc ,y,s Van
pnrou r,o, u..i n'n.' n,.,r
''''o"' ''O ''0''' ""'''o "'"o''" ''oco'oco
! paper, tour years ago, and consequently quite
unworthy Of notice but it has since swallow
ed itself and com, on, . rr,,,l,r .oll-l,ro"I,
coG,c, R,l,i,o,ro pI..r. r..... -.
- ''''''"' wv """ N''S
U'''''''"'' an" 'n"N T'@''hoH sort "l P''H'-
cdt responsibility by giving up all clam to SoG-
respect and personal icsyrc,abllfy. We r,lb-
or Ike old Limo I,.,I,,.,.. h,,.,.,, ....,. ..
,,..,,l,.....,..
'''' 'f''" 'lP""' '''' '"" W. aIc WIN"
To discuss matters with the SPIRIT, Ho,c because
It has rcpcncd Of It's Hull'ilo sins. and r0l,e
back to il, orl,rin.,l olc,o,.r,r,co , ,r,,i,.n,
TI,, Eit,. l..,.. .....,.l..,.,.
''''''''!' WIZ" oou'
'''c'"' anu 'o'7' III inc proceedings but the p"
per gains Whlic the Spjr was dcuounCnr
Cass aud Butler and rloriIyinr Van Burnnond
Adams. ISIS yc ,,l,, i,,,, n,....,;... l..i
-, '''''
"'''''s !" ''y' we remembered 'hc story OF
giving goose string enough, &c., aud kept 81
lent. BIT now that The NDir3 has y,Linnc5
right square around. and drn,nnr,, what !,
lately adyocacd and advocates what it lately
denounced, and gocs in for Pierce and kinu
and against Protective Tariff, EIycrand liar
Dor improvements, and il just Distribution
among tIc States of the proceeds Of the Ma
tulHl Domain, wc feel Il certain rc,rrct for fir,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-08-27
CAMPAIGN LIFE OF
L N. S CO r II,
owed by the Wing Ma
liOnal Committee.

Campaign Life OF Gen. Scott, with 26
ions of the most eventful scenes Of his
career, including the battles of CHR
! lndy's Lane, Cerro Gordo, Contreras,
rec, &C., with his protection of the
'.'rs in Canada, &c, &c.-a large,
I'D lmphet Of 80 pages on fine paper
i.r sale at the FREE Pres, OFrlcr.
r'r hundred, so cents per dozen, 3
Nlli AN A WING" by Horace
is receive and will be afforded for
thousand, 81 ia per hundred, or .
$50 o. Also, Hon. JAMES MEACH-
s SPEECH ON THE TARIFF, pro
need in the louise Of Representatives, June
and ION 1852.
'higs ot CtiGenden County! club together,
IN your orders, circulate The documents, and
rant US your actire cooperation.
:. Stewards Speech on the Fisheries.
he summary of Senator SEwARp's recent
och, on the fishery question, so perfectly
rcscnts the true position Of the difficulty, as
are led to understand by the approval Of
Webster, that we quote 1t entire.
wish we mad space for the whole Of this
''nanllke speech. Like every effort which
distinguished and honorable Senator has
since his connection with the Senate Of
nlted States, 1t evlnccs the broadcst com
cnsIon OF public policy, The proloundest at
nentS, md the highest PATRIOTISM. The
'ch itself is of the character of mathema,-
demonstr'' NJ nothing more to be
and III 2'9- 7glish, and pcrspiculty,
liners, force and unanswcrabeness of
lnent and argument, reminds the reader
''e deliberate speeches of Mr.. WEBSTER
rlf
IS certainly very noticeable fact that
miserable sectionll attempts are making,
~ and South, to damage GEY. SCorr by
~ sentlne INN as being sin the hands OF Mr..
ARD" and to promote dissenson in the
z Party by faclious appeals to the friends
IT, FILLMORE in Georgia, 'and the friends Of
WEBSTER in Massachusetts, Mr.. FIJI
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-08-27
Mr.. Webster ard the Ui.orsanizcrS.


wa ,,I, ,...,,;.1 ,.r..........
IL ''t! ''5 u.'
'o'Io"'h" from yesterday "'ffoH 'HI9%' We
have never been abe to believe that Mr.. WEE
srrn would permit hi. Great name to n, r.od
f., distract ami J;.,r.r,,,,, ,l,.. .,,,ia..n...
,,, '''0 " "'7 "''i'
we nope ''e proper u'''' however, VIII come
very soon, for him to dlsdyow the poor devils of
CurIl,cS and Whites and Rev. IIubh,rl, v.b,
81, ,,.lon,r his r,,,o. ....l c,,,,
'''''''
We have had occasion, within few DAYS. in
giving publicity to the occurrence, Of the week
Ia mention several meetings in this city of gcm-
uemcn vino assume to bee the especial friends
OF Mr.. W cb4ier. The objects of these meet
lngs, rs stated by those vino participated in
them. is 10 make arrangements for the nonlna-
ton Of Il Webster electoral ticket, in opposition
10 that IN support Of the nominations Of the
Wing National Convention. 1t Is 50 perfectly
obvious to the perception Of every ono that
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-08-27

not much, either way. OH Wmdalu and
Windsor will take care Of the r.suil As
DREW THAcY will be elected by d uJou,y ta'
will be perfectly ASTONISHING,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-08-27

Is Of Burlington and vicinity are
.ited 10 attend.
A.. W. PECK,
\. S. DEWEY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-03

We have heard il currently reported that The
Times has received money from Prince Met
ternich and Prince Schwarzenbere. II has
been stated that an agent Of the Russian Czaz
u to be seen 10 dark nights dodging about the
Diind alleys OF Printing house square. with q
Dag OF rouoies at his neck. A didactic old gen.
tieinan, 10 the bow windows Of the clubs. will
fepeat tnis legend to some ancient quidnunc,
,.,l ana the assertion will meet implicit, belief
lime was, wnen, on the continent of Europe.
man would have been accepted as 4 mess
sinnpleton who would have ventured 10 sugce.,
the slightest doubt upon such point. Well
we have outlived this. Weremember at a more
recent period. when we were directing steady
FIRE upon the Smithfeld nuisance, that the mo.
tive ascribed TO Our opposition was that we
had invested largely in the Isling;on market.
We have outIived this charge too. 1t is clear
enough that if you attack an abuse, all per-
sons interested in the perpetuation ofthe abuse
willta you with dishonesty.
You cannot give expression to public opinion
withoutruaning counter to the schemes and
rascalities of many individuals. So long,
however, as we are able 10 maintain our posi-
ton by fair and straightforward course, il
matters but little that silly or dishonest people
assign to US a very different class Of motives.
The truth is, they do not believe themselves
IN their own assertions, or, if they do, they can
not impress their convictions upon the minds
ofothers. Letjobbers and mystery-mongerss say
what they will, they will never convince the
public that this journal is conducted under
dishonest influences. We shall be the first to
know the fact, if they should ever meet with
success. The prestige Of good-faith and fear
lessness once gone, and the days of our pros
perity would be numbered indeed. But we
should be fools as well as rogues If we risked
an annual circulation of 100000, and a
gross income equal to that of a fouishing
German principality, for any favors that EN-
peror, king, minister, or party confer. And so
we beg respectfully to decline Mr. G. Kemp's
offer of f1O0.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-03
THE DAILY DISPATCH.
The Queen of May.


Never morning smiled so gaily,
Never skies such radiance wore.
Nser irom bower and stream and woodlan
Such gladness beamed before
All the world is light and music,
=, Ana hear low voices say,
Never danced into the sunshine
90 fair Queen of May.
Inc wild rose and the jessarnine
Are twined about my hair,
ana pale amid their leaves of green
Ine valley lilies fair
ana sort against my happy brow
The dropping violets lean
crown whose dewy beauty
Might grace the fsirest queeni
They smile to see the gladaess
That lightens all my face,
fney say wear my coronal,
IN truth, with royal grace
ana they gaily bow before me,
And willing tribute pay
IN the brightest of the blossoms
That bless the sunny May.
They may feel my heart is happy.
Iney may see my step is light,
Z But they know not sohy my pulses
Beat less lightly yesternight-
Iney know not that the simple flower
= 4 wear within my breast,
Has brighter and dearer bloom
Than glows in all the rest
They thought me all alone
When l wandered Gown the lane
; iney knew not that the sunlight
on the path flung shadows twain
Ihey did not hear the voice heard.
I IN low, sweet accent say:
inourt ever crowned within my heart
And msk'st it always May!'