New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-06

Let faculty. n e1Cn icCcilt
Find IT. free range, unpewed in priesily fears
And shGckleless Of saysh ordnance
Tncnc. A sadness creeps into your voice, unlike
Yourself: What evil is it shadows your brow,
Calm' Nothing. my dear and gentle wife.
If tho dark hour draws near. thief ike il comes
feel il rot tnd sleep a. yet with the bright
Morning shining over me- q few hours onward
Imera. There Is fear that lives within his hope,
Too great for It to nourish and endure
The world now have walked for two
And lhiIiy summer, have seen the good man
Often hang his head. and the raised villain brow
Afront the light unilercled ed.
lie two great wheels Of me and chance roll on
Sill on their axle rides the bulky worli
And oyeTteaTs justice and truth and manly force,
Ard ,owly merit, doNncast pure desert
There was Power there i power,
Unto whose heart these children should be
All a. enc whose monte should enioid
The beQgGred crutoh. end be garment
To the gild d Throat Power above despair,
sloof from Petty wrong and capable
Is the wide Garth To do lis with.
Thee ewes grow dim apace, and cannot see
As s,ill iLov would the onward masses move
Beneath The hammered fate that eonquers with look
And Guols before II strikes. Why stand ye still
When through the air there springs cry
Lift I'D lift up the banner Thou -
The new the far-and Of too many hopes,
Too many fears. Oh could weep cen now
At thought of what thou art, what thou may It be
That 20 hence shah not dothrone thee, mother
81 fuir,r thou that am gone and
Lie down to rest gently as any child
IilOwC d in softC st sleep by summer play
The People, The bowling Beggsrr' and the Law
swcep tovard me the nyincibe hour is come.
II need not thGt they bear their frightfu slaves
Or bring their soorisul looks or tongues OF hate
The sky The ali surrounding air, both far and near
l. thronge d be- ond the presence OF all hate,
With fuccs that for many, many days
IosIhipg end fierce, have snitten me, whereer
walked The hour, the hour IL come
Tie drama winds up with the death of Calmstorln,
who falls victim TO the struggle Of emotions having
exuererced the ruin of his hopes the bitterness Of do
nestle bereavement, and the failure of bis endeayor
for the regeneration of society We give the closing
Gene
Calm These limbs these limbs that bear me cree.
Knit by those hungry cords, and by that evil hand
smote him while these arms were nee mat BACK
lie reeled, indonting deep his followers
A man whom had keeny once rebuked'
For certain dark and most outrageous wrongs
He uut a spell in every knot, yet closer knit
Dy The fierce eyes Of many lockers on
That yulture like, drank up each motion OF his ham,:
The unhoused wood, the lean INTENDED WOLF
Nv neighbor ony-the long, dull ehanseiess day
And the dead night;
The heavens were shiverod as a glass, in haste
The earth reliable crumbled away beneath
Nv feet and fell like dust or seemed 10 fau
Into The under void; the infinite of stars,
And The mooned whitenoss OF the rolling night,
Paled TO idle giimmer far away
Tie mourutul waving Of the dark leaved branch
And The lad swaying Of liz painful trunk.
And this &c echoes that with blood and hate,
And oyerw helIning hoEclessness
now should lean, arm ON each, upon
The rillars Of The world They've crurabled from me-
And / stand naked man, too capable
OF decline for ii TO need me any more
Here was lime once, ON the other side
OF this walled darkness, where felicity
And the young faith sweet throated omens, sung.
| had hope. which at its glowing birth
Was fun Of joy.-It smiled and shook its locks
And !, oked upon me tranquil bright, and Tree
An infancy prompting an after lie
Il Glied he earth with JOY, 1t flled the heavens,
And in its golden light men walked or seemed
Angels whose free, glad feet murmured
AlOng the earth. mLImufed al every IAN
The golden light has passed away,
Into another I,anei, TO another sphere.
Oh dalk and chill seems the sad earth.
And clanAing chains hear and " aaliDg tongues
And far in the thick onward time,
Behold the sadness that enwraIs the wolh
lIrCLi, forever and forever still unren,-
Look ON th1t fair Young Hope il pines and dies
An outcaft on the ihreshOld Of the world.
thou Land Colossus Ike, that spread st tbyseif'
nil a foot ON either shore, thou mayst
Thy neck uncomfortable s;oop and bathe
Ihv .inewy arms wide as thou wilt ans JeeP
Ia The salt greenness Of the two great seas
And have 10 watcher OF thy lonesome sport
" r,nssos of mankind thou POpulous Heart
lCastny has sroTd on me gr9sSS
Lie here, thou ancient champion,
T'rii another hand, and vor1hier
M Inv welding LII thee or lie forever
I viii rot mar Thy servicealle blade
i'rrer v-.ih this vain breath nor with the arr
A sh;c.dless end invulneratie zoe ,u.u
U.moek thee more 1870
Tr, CT On let hin iall not on the earn unlEopped
Coim Kind friend, good friends, why taAe you Ia0'
~ md and look on me IN this Wild way
NJ ,,orid ard are parting
i.-',fi l. ~ Leep IT. friend but am it, beggar:
ltc ccrrsel hat take with her, heEceiortn
NJ - b. se,r,t a. the eyeiess worm
VI,tEeb, i that iha; flashes yoncer up
WI. go do see ? Nhat voices hear
Intrrasr.llef k.ach me thine hand DARK span'
- flu nc over the peTiloGs food
'Isn ~ See how bis hand
VINE lie air % Il il sough! another,
ed e. lin from above . -,
90 TieLeavcus are bowed In bi1ekness aiiny gaze
- tieu. rrrin tie linshug Vi the pastoral bens
Comes Gf- -, s,..,,a
~ a. .,,;i. riyefs L. nj, where hrst dreamed
| Tii. S,esr. And 1t he HOPE III BY Ey grave
! Imeua knows it-al4-i ie ~
! -S,,Sttr DAHSLToE W SIs0. DoEcAs, &c, n
| pro1etiag aaf gd=tng on.
yi.~5,, Life r Lightning
- ~. marble limbs l. gone.
| I"N - 20, III Csrtaia falls.
Tie deTuea;ion Of CslIastorms character me e1tei
psl circumstances in which be Is placed being adr
ted indicates correct insight into human nature
soru. complete unity, a. consistent az II is orignS
Ia truhfulness presents grateful contrast TO The on
ward environment Of tie drama. which is too hehi
o,i.-.f srd aftopt prototype Ia tic actual SAFE