Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-01-03
Natan Rongr GaItttr.
Gao Carriers Address, for 1851
10 ren PATRONS op rlis aAznrri'D

no rem PATRONS ur yiiis tAsffTEs
The breath oftis STORM King from REGIONS nfssinw
las INNS "A psef ti.e lpfes,s.siha leAves are laid Inv
The bright tinted flowers have Nillefd Away,
Andersen d.Ids have Iaded lWufaih hjs siefi sway
The wild wuvls..tbe inusi Of The sweet wsfhlfis
thivfgs
M longer faseeho lls wild gushing sengi
The fowayssa4hs siuint winds-~tlte wild lefts'
dfeeh
All siah al slaisfre o'er the death Of q yraf.
10 lha, abort passing yeat what changes have
1nrht rle.afe III iife, hove varied The ste',e J
what sad tales Of sofrow, I onn,eftielty sprung J
sehat day dreams of pure love, untold and IN.
riaH
~ slsrs perfinr ou, from, d dark waste ~ SKY
Z on The Abu flashing through, az the ele,i,ls harry
byM
to Tie dark aulThe lishtehal ", as tl.na fshis
along, t5ss
Present IL The Minstrel a ,hetne Cor his Aei,s.
The lfeege d fiic ocean bears e'sf or lhs gale
Ffeniahs lamis II Europe. orffessieafs shafhiei
The Russian. Austrian and fvnssiHti tte pinned,
To crush liberty, ~ths,iEif, sndsbp ife'lohi " mind
The lac, hopes vi Folsnd afs sink III The grave
And The nobie and proud wear the chains Of The
slasef
The power II Hungary y efushad d tle earth,
And The requiem Of llmriy-saug at he birth.
The slabs from Old Italy aest over The gale,
And fis dungeons snd esIfclis NIL tell a sad tale,
And france where freedom bufsi Firth Ike The
suu,
ia, los, Ali its beams ere Ia warmth had begun.
poor, proud, bssotied and pties,ridden Spain,
Inv se,ions--imbeeile-4thy glory---s stain
sno fhe faIr fAee ef earth, All sad IA thy doom
u~sssblssu, ahvalN seon sink ioA base satiens tomb,
sr,tsnh. Tor ~psss tAe asaehn Of the wave,
with her sstlesssa 10 hold hnt her %sollisrs ~ brave
iia. lowered her proud dag 10 ihe sons u fhe
free,
And NO hunger tan heas, that her arm rules the
ufihe great Exhibition no mere need he sung
TAsn that Ger tho whole earth has Ne glories
been fuhg,
On an lsle VI the West there lies q dsfk blot
uhAi 4 vsngeues demands that viii ne'es I've for
dot.
A sound Of grief Ia on The breeze,
"A sigh Hosts DER the gale,
A. autumn winsis through lores, trees
Kits nieuruefs sad, sad wall.
The spaniarls sword Il ba,hea m gre
or The neble Mls Che brave,
And proud nee hearts tia, heat no more.
Sleep IN the n~e,neless grave.
-ws'il sing IT Columbia, of all lands The hest,
lrhs byvns III Inc itee-the bright land Of the
West,
where each man relsns kine--ofhs " rishts
the lori, s
Whore 10 ,yrsa, rules BY The secafge " The
awofh
where freedoms streng arms In unies sHswines
The fprests VI Maine with cs,iferA;s's COLA nsiaesi
Here the exiies ARE free itcm Tysany's rod
And reerrca In pence. si~s the rssisss 81 tiea.
Cod bless colamtas's noble land,
The dwelling cf the ifee,
Where moaatsin, hill AMI eccsn strand.
keMa shouts &c liberty.
Gsa ever haess saf RebAe shcttss
Ost lskes, eHr PLAINS. cur Hills,
swAere ffssdcm gives her riehes, stores,
From river, fields and rills.
Gal bless oar Nations with his love-.
Their daashters-snReis bright.
Who cheer our hearts, rs Prom above,
The stars cheer with their light
ANa aay the year, now III iss birth.
oas nations sloties show,
vIil freedoms light DER all the earth,
Sheds suiamphant glow.
uAzcS Reeax, January lM 1864.