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the duty laid upon .he Governmen. by the

the duty laid upon the Government by the
Constitution, protecting and npholding'
the rights of the SoutIl. That, as North
ern man, in perfect consistency with these
principles, and without any violation Of the
rights of the South, he could vote for the
annexation of Texas, on the ground that,
while protecting slavery from foreign In
reference. it would open to ii an outlet in
the Southwest by its own rolun:ary immi-
grafton. Such is the whole scope, bear
ing and intention of Mr.. Buchanan's re-
marks, above quoted.
The South has never demanded of any
Northern man that he should surrender his
prejndices, and approve the institution of
slavery. She has demanded only her
constitutional rights. leaving to all their
private opinions. Mr.. Buchanan recogni-
zed her true position. He had already
sustained 1t an his course upon the admis-
sion of Arkansas; and now, against the
remonstrances of his people and has own
feelings, lie again came forward, and full
filled TO the letter his constitutional obllga-
tons to the South. As an act of duty. and
a practical recognition of her rights. his
conduct deserves the greater praise because
of the sacrifices of opinion and popularity
which he eheerfully made. What more
does the South-can the Sou'h-ask OF
any mans She points TO the Constitution,
as the bond and term Of the Union, and
claims only her rights as therein guaran-
teed. Her language has been. i" differ as
you will about slavery, but fulfill the conn
pact and let me alone"
But, in order that the absurdity of the
charge of Mr.. Buchanan's being a." free
soiler," may, if possible. become apparent,
we need only cite the fact, that two years
ago, he signed the Ostend Manifesto, a
document whose sole object was to acquire
Cuba, out of which two or three slave
States could have been formed. Here,
then, is hisrecord. The champion of the
admission of Arkansas-the champion of
the annexation of Texas-the champion
of the acquisition of Cuba-where is the
faint of suspicion of fresoilism in all this 2
Whatever are Mr.. Buchanan's prejudices
against slavery, his votes and his acts are
with us.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-05

THE OPINION Or. A POLITICAL FHIEsD.
One of the Pennsyiranis delegates IN
the Black Republican convention bad the
inanliness to take open and strong grounds
against the nomination of Frenoa Az
ter stating that the wings and <pnszFra.
tives of Pennsylvania could not and would
not rote for Fremont, he said:
"No. sir, the people Of Pennsylvania
must have a man who is statesman'
which Fremont is not. They cannot Ie-
cognize the fact that Fremont lived ten
days buried deep under a snowdrIit, an
that he planted the American flag on y.
highest peak Of the Rocky Mountains :.
special qualifications for the presidency ~
the United States. You talk oi anie'e
dents, why sir. you insult the inieillgepso
Of the people of this great country W.T. W.T.
you insinuate that they viii be sansiiIs IL
with such stories Of mere adventure, Is ".
friends of your candidate plant ais prefer
tons OIL. 80
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-05


Ar 1T SrsLL.-The Kansas City En-
terprise learns that gentleman. recently
from South Carolina, while passing
through Lawrence, with his daughter was
beset by some of the hell-hounds who abide
in that place, and was so severely beaten
that he died few minutes after his arri-
val in Westpor,. The statement does not
give the name Of the gentleman.
How much longer are we to suffer from
the atrocities Of these unprincipied, cow
ardly, numbering villains 2 Is portion
of this Territory to become unsafe for the
foot Of a proslavery man, unless at the
peril of his life. It IS time such outrages
as the above were stopped. and unless
these knaves are soon taught summary
lesson. they will become greater pest
than ever was Murrell and his gang. A
man Of nerve for Governor would do more
10 promote this end than any other step
that could.b taken. But this we are de-
MED. ~ -
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-05

FRoN SALT LAKE.-We are in -eceips
of the Deseret News up to the 25 of June,
but can CLEAN scarcely anything of inte-
rest from lis columns. They had been
without an Eastern mail for five months,
and even at the above dae, the mail had
only arrived within forty miles of the City.
Carlos Murray and wife, and young
man named Redden had been murdered
near the head of Mary's river by the Dig
ger Indians. - 7
The Grasshoppers have entirely de-
ssroyed the crops in Cache Valley, and
materially injured them il other portions
a the Territory.
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The committee appointed by Congress
to enquire into the correctness OF the
election IN Kansas, has returned, ard
Sherman and Howard have spread fhem-
selves in misrepresenting the facts. Their
report TO Congress is dishonorable and
unfair document, and shows how the au-
thors of j, are blinded by prejudice. They
were sent to gather facts. and give both
sides fair hearing, but In the place OF
doing so they hear but one side, and report
the most huge lies told in favor of their
question. The abolition portion of the
committee trumped up every rumor afloat
through the territory and recorded them
as evidence, and many of the abolitionists
from Doniphan county, who testified be-
fore that committee told wilfui falsehoods.
for which we have brought them 20 taw
and charged them of being guilty of per-
jury, which they have not dared TO deny.
The conduct of Howard and Sherman
was shameful and beneath that Of gentle
men, while in our midst, and we hope the
southern Congress men will treat them
with that contempt that they deserve.
Their report is libel upon the people OF
this Territory and Missouri; and the au-
thors of it should be classed with men
who have no honesty or respect for truth.
-Donipldn Coasffutionaiist.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-05

E4 Rumor has it that linn Lane has
crossed into the Territory, with six hundred
men, by way of Nebraska City. Can't
vouch for the correctness Of the rumor, but
certain it is, that the General was expect
ed to make speech at Council Bluffs on
the 2lst ultimo. He had not arrived up
20 the 22d, as We learn from the Council
Bluff Bugk.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-05

yote-the Democratic ticket, they were moi
Therefore Chicago Aboli.
tionists had not one dollar to subscribe fo1
their relief; not one loaf Of bread to keep
them from perishing by starvation; not one
garment to cover the half exposed persons
Of poor unfortunate wifes and mo,hers.-
That poor woman. whom we have men,
toned. was forced from her led with her
infant five days old. driven out of the house
which her husband had erected preparatory
to their marriage. She stood upon the
dock Of Chicago, and the men who had
subscribed twenty-five thousand dollars 10
purchase rifles for traitors, had not kind
word or shilling for her or her babet
The laws of Chicago regarded these
poor. pillaged, robbed victims Of 'Michi-
san Ruffianism'' as paupers, and the
Captain of the Buckeye had rendered him
self liable for bringing them here. He
had no other recourse than to invite them
all aboard again, and with his freight Of
human misery he left Chicag go last night.
Let ms hear nomore of the sympathy Of
Chicago with freedom. Here. were men
driven from the soil they had purchased,
which was theirs beyond dispute; We're
driven off by armed ruthless violators OF tie
free laws of free State, and, in their ex-
lie, they asked food, shelter and clothing
from Chicago. and Chicago denied it..
Irmay be said that they were Nor
mons. What if they were, they were hui
man beings suffering for food. What if
they We're Mormons, we answer that, by
using,tLe emphatic language of Col. Bis
sell in urging the admission of Utah as a
State OF the Union, SHE CARED NOT If
TREY ARE MoRMoNs. 1t was sufficient
Tor HIM TO KNOW THAT THEY WE'RE
AMERICAN cITIzENs.-Chicago Times.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-05
sB The Ohio papers contain a host Of

Ek@ The Ohio papers contain host Of
names Of the most prominent and inAuen.
tial Wings of the state, who are support.
ing Buchanan and breckenridge with
might and main. Among these are Hook.
ing Hunter; the Hon. Thos, Ewing fOr-
merly Wing U. S.Senator and SectsOf
The Treasury under Harrison; James
Stanbery; formerly member of Congress;
Durke Poro; Hanson L. Plum and many
others whose names have long been pub
licaIly known. s
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-05
A aEpunLIcAs DELEcAr ADVISED i

A REPUBLICAN, DELICATE ADVISED TO
LEAVE vIRGINIA.-The citizens of Fau-
quier county, Va, held meeting on the
26th ult., at Piedmont station to express
their Indignation al the alleged conduct Of
Mr.. J. C. Underwood, in pretending TO
represent Virginia in the Republican Con-
vention at Philadelphia. The meeting, it
appears, adopted resolutions discarding all
sectional parties; adhering TO the Consti-
tuition and the Unicn as it is, and denounc-
ing as libel any attempt to make an inn
preston that Free-Soii or Abolition doc
trines are gaining fooihold in Virginia.
A committee was appointed TO convey the
sentiments Of the meeting TO Mr.. Under
wood, and to inform him 'sthat they deem
it just and advisable that he should leave
the State as speedily as he can find it in
his power to do So"
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-05

EW- Col. Jones NJ. sYithers has re.
signed The Office Of Mayor of Mobile. He
was elected by the Know-No,hings, hut
Col. WIthers has determined to support
Buchanan, and throws up his office 10 tie
party which conferred it on him. Il is ru-
mo-ed that ]. T. Taylor. Esq. has resign
ed his post as city attorney for the same
cause
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-05

Er The Bowling Green (Ky. STAN
dard, heretofore Know-N Nothing. has pulled
down the name of Fillmore and Donelsou.
and run up in their stead those Of Blu.
ehanan and breckenridge. It will here.
after be found battling nobly and gallanty
for the Democracy and the country. Long
may ii wave!
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-05

PROBABLE REsIsNATIoS OF Mn. Ma
sos.-It is rumored in Washington circles
that Ex-Governor Seymour OF New York,
is 10 be appointed Minister to France, and
that MIR. Mason will shortly return to this
country, having signified 10 the President
a desire TO that effect. s4k
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-05

s~ lanes B. Wall, Esq. of Fave,,s
county. lifetime Old Line Wing. made
a speech al Keene. Jessamine county a.
Saturday last, in which be announced hi,
intentions to support Buchanan and Brecl.
enridge.z - 49,
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-05

Kansas MEETING IN EIRoIs,a.-A
large Kansas meeting was held in Ale,.
andria, Virginia, on the 9th uh. Gen
Whitfield. ID. Strinsftllow. and Ex.Gover.
nor Smith. addressed the meeting Grcs,
enthusiasm was manifested In faror of he
cause of the Southern party in Kansas.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-05

Bg President Shannon has resigned
he Presidency Of the Missouri State Uni
sersity. and Professor Hudson has been
elected to Eli his place.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-05

The FIRST MAN uuse.-The New
York Herald seems to think that the peo-
pie of New York City should initiate the
people Of San Francisco. and, without
Judge or jury, dispose of their scoundreIs
at the ropes end. Goodbye Bennett.
then, for You would be the first man
hung.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-05

RATIFICATION MEETING IN svIcks.
BrRe.-The Vicksburg Sentinel. Of Tues.
day. represents the Buchanan ratification
meeting of the Saturday before, as one of
the most numerous and enthusiastic ever
witnessed. Gov. MeRae wus one of the
speakers.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-05

ia Mortimer IL. johnson, ESQ. Of
Taylor county. Va, the Know Nothing
eiector in the Wheeling District. publish.
es card in the Wheeling Argus resign
ing his position as eIector, and announcing
his determination to vote for Buchanan
and Breckenridge.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-05

E The franklin county Wy Jon,
nal has hauled down the FillmoyeS a..
and that gentleman has not now sinai
supporter in the press of Vermon, 8.
says an exchange. - sat}
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-05

Bc The Louisvillve Courier suggests
that if the election goes TO the House, and
the House, where the vote of parties is
nearly equiposed. fails to elect before the
4th of March, Mr.. Breekinridge, wlo
would undoubtedly be elected Vice Presi.
dent by the Senate, would become Presi.
dent de fdcfo. s cage =
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-05

R- There are only ten, out of The 6.
teen electors appointed by the Know-Nos,t NJ
ings of Virginia, whohaxes declined n
other fire have not yet declined.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-05

s@ The New York Tribune sn.s,. :.
Mrs buchanan as "the erahodilnrn, -
worldly prudence and unfaitering discrr.
tlen. s We Go no, know tha, a handsome,
compliment could be paid to Mr.. B.as,
nominee for the Presidency. .s,v
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-05

Suor.-in Lexington, No., Fred N.Y.
ers. recently shO, man named Valling.
dam, killing him almoss Instantly. Cause,
too much intimacy OH the part of the latter
with the formers wife. Myers was ac-
Quilted upon an examination before JUS
tice's court. but it is supposed she case will
be brought before the grand jury.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-05

AID roR MExico.-The Herald says
:hat an armed expedition is being formed
in New York and in the Southern cities to
proceed TO Mexico, to assist the Govern
ment of that country.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-05
PoLITEcAL SCRAPS

@ Amos r. Johnson, one Of :,
Know Nothing electors for Mississ;nn;, 'i'
declined serving as such. Aa'
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-05

DEATHoF Coz. A. McDoUeALp.-Col.
Alex. McDougad prominent politician
and Lawyer of the city Of Columbus, Ca.
died at his residence, after short illness,
en- Thursday last.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-05

"a Il is said ,hal over one ,bon..
old-Line Wings Of Lancaster called aaa mug
Mr. Buchanan in one day and pledged T.; su
their support.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-05

"a The Southern Know Nothing pa
pers have been stealing Horace Greeley's
thunder, and trying to pass j, off as their
own editorials. What nextz
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-05

s9 The steamer EIinburg has our
hanks for late St. Louis and Jefferson
City papers.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-05

A meeting OF the Pro-Slavery party of
Shannon Township Will be held on Sat
urday next, the 9th instant, for the pur-
pose OF adopting measures relative to the
SELECTION Of Candidates for the Legisla-
iure, al the request Of
MANY VOTERS.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-05

ADoLIrIoN1sM IN SUNDAY ScHooL
PUBLIcATIoNs.-N content with preach
ing political sermons, "Black Republican"
cIergymen are using Sunday School pub
locations 10 denounce the Democracy and
promulgate Abolitionism. The Instructor,
Sunday School paper published by the
Wesleyan Methodists of New England,
contains the following specimen Of pious
slangwhanging
"MoRE ABOUT KANsAs.-Chiidren
you have heard OF Kansas will tell
you more. 1t is pleasant land. It is a
land far away. But some of my friends
and your friends are there. Slavery seems
determined to go there-it is there. The
President Of tie United States, who was
once a good little boy, but now very lad
man, is doing all he con to help slavery.
To get Kansas, slavery must kill anti
slavery mel, women and children. Crowds
of drunken, brutal beings are now stag
gering over those beautiful praires, how
ilDP ike Wiiu bedStS, anu DeHdFiIlS dS III
they We're possessed of the devil. The
town of Lawrence, in Kansas. has been
sacked. Many houses were burnt. All
but one were piilaged. Hundreds of thou
sands of dollars OF private property were
destroyed. Women were abused. Chill
dren were compelled to fly before the rob-
bers and sleep in the open fields. And
still the work goes on"
Is not this choice morceau2 Here
tofore, truth has been considered neces-
sary clement OF Sunday School instruction !;
but the supersedure of Christianity by
Black "Republicanisin' appears TO have
done away with that old-fashioned notion.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-05


that cannot find cover for its grain. We
looked upon that spectacle of human woe
with pain. There sat mother not over
seventeen years Of age, mourning her
husband, shot down upon the land he had
bought and paid for. At her breast was
an infant thirteen days old, perishing for
that sustenance which exhausted nature
failed 10 supply. We thought of the men
who had attfe Fusion Convention furnish
ed the wife of the traitor Robinson with
purse of gold; and ventured to believe that
cup of milk to this starving mother would
find more favor In the sight of Heaven.
Little children were there fainiing for want
of food, and We wondered whether that
Lawyer who pledged his "next fee" to
Jim Lane and Reeder, would no. feel
happier if he bestowed it upon these chill
dren, who for six DAYS had had no other
food than that shared with them by the
hardy iars of the steamer. Where was
Chicages .RespeclabiIity.' that had pour
ed forth its gold to enable Lane to run off
and leave his wife and children destitute
in Indiana; which had paid down its gold
TO send ragamufin towards to Kansas;
which had hired the clergy to preach trea-
son; Oh! these poor victims Of the "Bor-
der Ruffianism" of the Free State OF Mich
igan, were not fit subjects for the material
aid of the ..Respec,ability'' of Chicas go;
they were white, they were accustomed TO
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-05

The territory of Texas is susceptible of
q division into five States of a convenient
size and form. OF these, two only would
be adapted TO those peculiar institutions
(slarery) TO which have referred and
the other three, lying west and north Of
San Antonio. being only adopted to farm
ing and grazing purposes, from the nature
of their soil, climate and productions.
would not admit Of these institutions. In
the end, therefore. there would be two
slave and three free States probably ad-
ded to the Union. So @
And here, permit me to observe, that
there is one defect In the treaty which
ought 10 be am If ended, we all did not
know that it is destined to be rejected.
The treaty itself ought to determine how
many free and how many slave States
should be made out of this territory. Or
it, in express terms. leaves the question Of
slavery TO be decided by those States, in
their constitutions, as they severaliy apply
for admission into the q nion.
Now, what was the position of Mr..
Buchanan, according TO this language !
Why. simply that, as Northern man, he
had prejudices against the extension Of
slavery; but which prejudices, neveFthe-
less, were not to be graiihed at the expense
of the South or of her institutions. That,
as a Northern man. he desired emancipa-
ton; but that. as Legislator and SEN
ator, he was bound to forego that feeling in
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-11-06
TBk ABsEsT.

Ofall the exercise OF the unfettered miud,
perhaps meme is attended with more be-.
niEn inaaeBoe than that Of indulgiaR In
kind EemSmbrasss Of the absent
Every lsyinE Wsra that fell from the lips
Of the absent is treasured with tenderness
Each kind act Is Tseolleetod with affection
We look fSESAFd 70 meeting them With IN.
bounded happiness
Have We parted in sRgsri Tine sofisBs
us into indiHsTsues-At length into . quiet
Acknowledgment Of past frisn ship Have
ne parted in silsHcs Of eStraBKsmsat l.
This, tee. years sway, aud We meet again
70 forgst the past 10 future spmnu sunless -
Have Ne parted in grisfi The Ssrrsu is
mutually boras, and tssdsrly sShsigbs@ -
the corner Of our hearts devoted " tho ab
seat sbsreT
Have 30 parted 10 lovsi Ne joy 90 great
ss the Fs@snbTssos sf it--no event - DE-
ightfsl sr sacred as ths 70 Rnisa.
Have us parted BY death All ths aE
festisb thai travels With she aava spirit TO
iis home IN the realms Il light The changed
bat ever iusrsasina saeFsdssss, Of ths iovs
that b,una ne 90 ssFth. is psS freed fFom
its alloy, Hhils The ubf.ttsrsd spirits kovers
pear, 70 sstsh over us, and bear The incense
% truthfsl and pariasd adsetisa 90 ths
wings Il ssdgripg love Assent from sight,
- the spirit ever ReaT-no shade of earth
singles in ths hsiy ofics of q EinistsFiHE z
anzsl uhoss sweet ishusnss is lits she Ren
ts dsu upon che fragznt houcr, shisb snhalss
. psrfume unssen bat ever grateful 10 the
perceptions Fl she int0Fb spirit
Absent. but sot forgotten, is sweet AID
tonshina memsfial
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-11-06
EAcTs ABoUT THE PaEsaDrur.

Four Of the krs, ssvsa vsrs from visSis-
~. Two Of the same Bams we're fram NHs-
ssehusssls, and the ssventh uAs frun Tea
nesses All but one we're siKtJ -slx years
old on lsavisg sfios, hasins sSfvsd to
terms sud enc of tbcn. Vbs had ssrrsS
bat one term, woala hare bssn sixty asE
years ef age 81 the end Of Hnsthss Thro.
Of the seven died on tks asA Il Jsiy anA
tsO " then on sks sane day aba yssr-
Two Of thea wSrs en- tks sub-CezRit.ss e
ThTse that drafted Lhs DselarAsisa Il Isas-
PsBseses, and isst half esstury frsm the
Day Of DeeiaEAiion. TIE names as thrss -
the ssvss sndsd 10 go, yss ssishsr e tSsrs
trAasaittsa bis ssms - 500. Ia Fsspsss
20 the name q all, it nsy Be ssia, n ssssis
sios, ths initials Of I've II tbs sevsn sers
The saas as1 ~ tEO otssrs that thsy ssrs
tAs saHss ssd The initials ~ ssill twSssASrs
that they wsFs che sans
fhs Fs@ainihg 0ss, Who stsBss alans N
this paFtisalsF stands aisns alss in tAs igss
and sJnrstiss sf hD, eoupsrynen snd ths
civilized vsrid d-WashinEtspl Ofths arss
avs esiy css bad SOS, sod thai so wns
sis0 Prssidsst
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-11-06
EAEfHIv Hissa.

The pleasures u this voslA are % trNasi-
tery aRd hestihg, tbat % sssns q cripas Sc
man = psss bis asys is frivoisus Farssiss,
o. 70 stake, ~ Macy Do, tbsig vtpls miha
uP9a sh-t before . u.sFfesa see sh.ii -
dosu, uiA bzsone ~ Elist sod ssPaE Ths
uncsFtaisty 0f lifs. ths dafk voii ahiah suts
he fatuFo fFom the Sisroing sys 81 nss tha
iguafnnes of vAa' % nigbt bgiug fsrth, haes
= salataFy sRsst uFsn tha tkssRhtfui ana
2ssa 3lem ron too great q ioss - tha
uorl4 its plsasaFss % 81 thaaaelpes ~
TtouEh there bs fea Ehs I've ts ths sea
q thref Feoro ysars sd tsu. bealih anf
yosth ere uot 70 bs relied 81 fog ths uip
Ping frost oftsn destroys 10 su ksas go
f.ifost aassr shd ths ilghtaiaa fFss sssrua
siteu destroys ths stsfay otk if - Slaos
auF hears aPou ths Firlss ~ tAs ssgis
theg fa8s asay before ouf sieka ans lhs
eefa saroiogs u yssrs in day hass hsea
sHep4 aWsy
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POE T r Y
DEAra OF rmE cuuLpaEs.

"ks Pss.e.t 5000. IA B. nsrk.S .-o.r An. v-.r,
tr us s-a ht.ssy vksch 70 hssr.r .f.s,s res. tAsis
sf.al, 70 'sss s,s.... - tAs -,ss 81 siyht s'rs
10 ssi..Is.. aisAt Hsvry ar. ,As.. p.r.sss Oh. !.
thss smsst's. recall tAs p..t vaheus tAs socssa
uo. 81 urssE sPs. tAsis ous part the vhy
soisss."
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As~ Tie as~~rs tsss Erow bst-ssa-
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Shave s.~TAi but ne sssrd-d rraiaf
ThO' he br..ih e thsss ssw.rs . s~sst 10 ne,
VII give tAss sii h.sh sssis"
Hs s.-.d si ii. asvsr, vita ss.rf.I sys..
He hisssd tAes drospisg leaves
u uss for ths Lord q P.r-A.s
Bs sosaA he. i. his shsssss.
my Lsrd has s-sd of ,A..s ss-r.s gay"
Ths reaper SD. ssS s.iIsa;
"Ds.r usss.s Il tAs earth o.. tAsy.
wAsrs hs 90 eses sAIid.
They sAsll al hieoa u ssids Il iirAi,
TrsssPtsaied By ny e.r..
Asd saias'. ssss thsir Esrasst. white.
TAoss Ssersd biossOns wear
Asd the .eshsr gave. is tear ed P.is,
Tie eossrs she most do Isys;
she ka<u sAs sAOsId ksA then al sEaia
Il the ssIds q IigAi shove.
o. cot 10 ersslty. aOt - urstk.
The rssPsr ea-- hat day.
Twas An ssfsl visited the green earth
As4 took he so~srs Eusy.
pretty hitls usii. worth Piekiag sP, thiak.
(ssy' the y. Ysrk Express. ssd 90 thisk vsN what
thEAAs the reader
To S...s
luoald aoi have thee Yossx sgsin,
sises nyssh an ed;
Nss thsi ny yosth wss vain.
Or that ny age 70 sol4;
Bot whsa uPas thy gsstls fsss
ses the shades of time.
tASsssaA asooris. replace
TAs besstie' Thy prime.
ThoSsh iron tAiss eyes of ssItsst bias.
sens light hath PasssA away.
Love Iooks'h forth warn and trps
AZ @ bridal day.
] hear Thy soaG. ssA tAOush in part
Tia fAistsF 10 its tose,
Ibssd "a sot. for stIIi Thy heart
Scene singing 10 ny Sva.