The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-04-19
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LET US LOVE ONE ANOTHER.

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LET US LOVE. ONE ANOTHER.
Let Us love one nnothst, mot long may we stay,
In this bleak world Of fmOurning, ,some drop while
'tis day, .s,,....'..
Some fade intheir noon. and few lingei till eve,
ohfthere breaks not heart but leaves some one
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The fondest7-ihe purest-the truest that met,
Have still found the need to forgive and forget;
Then, oh!though the hopes that we hodrisf de-
say y't0W 90 b.IlB vg0ilIlgl 5Ei
Let US love one another as long as we stay. Ell,
There are hearts ike theiyy, though all be decay
1H ed ,.olgIB AialaA s 2 gJ1m oh dl1eW
That peem to twine iopdIy through sunshine and
No leaves droop in sadness, still gaily they
va spread, '''- 81 '''l.'t'" ''lN"a !
Undimmed mid the blighted-fhe lionel y4athe
.l dead: la OF 1a.IJ o.i 20 Hsil9.sl I
Like the mistletoe that clings to the oak, not in
part s'''' VIZ. p. t''''' y
pp' "Np'oaSes Close around III the roots in the
at ~, ~ 39 a.go. 9dl
~ " '","'ns ,n u ,nsioe ,, 'ne same aew'
'I VIZ" ~ 'O 'O'G0 g O1A anu p'"'H mere 'O0'
Then Let n, love one .notbs, ,nid .o,row. Ii.
d worst, a ~ 1o',' ~
tUnalteted and fond as we loved At the frat.
Though the false wing Of pleasure may change
and forsake, j7 s.g liza bge .,l.s.0
And the bright. urn of wealth into parcticle,
break.
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There are some, sweet affections which wealth
g canHOi bralsdl So gs 9yo1a bsan
nat c''ng Ou' SUI e'oSef wnen sorrows are nsni
anu ye. ''inrH a." WIN u.s. 'nOusn al else pass
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} The IUhNflAE BUY AND rIhh bAAAEh .
7o.iI,v,s during /, asoie .om. ,.,rs s;oco
,h., . oan,Isn,an uhom ws,sh,il nm 'o,l,
AZ. rESon,nann w's so",oJ ,,;,h 60
,h;na @ ar naI,nchoIv IonI IL h;s d,sar,
5Em.ts roon,a ~ w.,cchS,1,,i chS1 clrt na,iin,
go ,hons,rds ~ nonnds 6oarir KIP
,r.au asoo was hspLer of fevsolisn, osal
!, .N,hd"a av;s,oJ no,hans IN ,h,, '.;,,, or
In,Jnn No safe, concern ,ban ,La, or
Messrs. Thompson q Co., but al mo-
ment such as ! speak Of, no rational re-
Election was admitted, no former stability
was looked 10: a, general dislrusl was felt,
and every one rushed 10 bis bankers to
Withdraw his hoard, fearful that lhe nexl
instant would be too late, forgetting entire
fy that this step was Of all others, the most
likely to insure the ruin he sought 10 avoid.
But to return. The wealthy citizen sal
gloOmily, watching the ontpDuriug Of his
gold, and with a grim smile listened lu clam.
orous demands on his cashier for although
he felt perfectly easy and secure as TO the
ultimate strength of his resources, yet he
could not repress feeling of bitterness as
he saw constituent after constituent rush
in, and those whom he always iondly i'm
agined TO be his dearest friends eagerly as.
sisting in the run upon his strong box.
Presently the door was opened, and a
stranger ushered in, who alter gazing a
moment at the bewlIdered banker coolly
drew chair. and abruptly addressed him
IF" You VIII pardon me- s'r' Tor asking
you rather strange question ou! am
plain man, and like to come straight to the
point. ] have heaId 'hal you haye a run
on your bank sIr' r.e ..sIt
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