The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-05-21


ggs Seek distant land,
,..iet, Gentle wife and suffering mother,
sisag Ia Leave thy household bandit -
.besBa All the loving ties that weave thee
Aad " sSoit in complex strand,
Canst ihoi thus of all bereuve thee
.@WE Wilt thou thus Withstand
All the tears tumutuous flowing, from the beings
true and glowing,
Clinging to thy bandl
sgmR One who long has stood beside thee,
st NJ Ever good and wise;
at.laa PqtSent, fond. whate'er betide thee;
.f'aH7 With her starry eyes;
iaf Where ihe light ETHEREAL quivers,
us = Rich with soul inwroughG
H@hHf All thy heart with sorrow shveTs
.Ttgyva When with woe they're fraught,
Canst thou bear their dewy anguish, dimmed with
weeping let them languish,
fGioomed with anxious thought
Pleads before thee, sad thy daughter
just from childhood grown; 49,.
liggT fMoopbeans whispering rippltag water,
-'@~A~ Siivery sweet her tone;
Gloomy TALL the raw, fringes
Der " ung orbs of light,
n While the inner tumult tnges
#8 Pale cheek crimson bright;
Canst thou turn from sobbing muiden, heart DER.
wrought and sorrow laden,
furn her day to nightl
,o,s Noble boys, too, come before thee
yeet i Begging thee to stay;
.i,aetaY youthful voices fCnd implore thee
Not to go awHy!
Sophie's white arm cIinging round thee,
~ gLotty's tiny han.l
Clasping thine, have closely wound thee
In loves etters bland;
Canst thou leave the home -hcarth holy, pain the
hearts that love thee solely,
-2NfNA@7 Wilt thou still wihstand2
:, Ear on Juniata's River,
In your chidhoods day, r,
90 Where the dark pine branches SSissr,
- " tDnce we used 10 stray;
"@ Through the eaiy forest roaming,
a'aA Happy would we play,
ia Home returning through the gloaming
'AtD9 Lit by sunsets ray; VI.
Ever flown the hours 50 holden, yet forget ne'er
the oiden
4. Home Of life's bright May!
Mississippi-- gloomy river, a
Tarhid. suggish, deep, sA
Makes my heart wi tn anguish shiver,
Near II loved ones seepl
On its wild bank rests our father. 81.
Vainly glow the tears,
Though they ever newly gather
O'er the sleepers here!
On his bosom one is ying-Oh! too radient she for
All her beauty seres
Oh, my brother. life Is lonely,
Haunting voices gloom the day,
When Of household band, one only,
Ever severed. still mast stray
n Leave me not the io5s Of chIlnhoed,
All its sunshine, all It's mirlh,
All its wandering thruttgh the wild wood,
5 lustering reund thee FINN thy birth!
Growing older ever older, all earsK's joys seem
.sdimmer. colder;
Love alone has WORTH
Oh! my breiho.! all tie danger
@RH9 Der my soul is sweeping fdsti
at56 Thou wilt meet weary ranger
Over lands in shadow cast!
Leave me not too often falling
On me lies the Christening rod;
Oh the Dead! the Dead are calling
Ever on me from the scta! n 81
Can Heaven ask irs." sne atvsher- father, motheI
sister, brother,
Gone 10 Godt sa6F #-e
shame me that my woman's tears shotla pour SC
Forgive me that my sinking heart should call W
pleasures past!
shame me that my shrinking soul sosrs not tc
tfheight of thine!
Forgive me that patriots child should cover anC
When thon hast come, at Duy's call, each pleasure
to resign,
TO offer sister chidrea- Wife--upon thy countryt
shrine.
Adreadful land far Kansas IS, whsro factions viii
10 whelm our country in dsgrace and set the wotlt
Dur country in disgrace! away--my brother must i
bel
Shall not our stars still blaze above Che homestead
OF ths ireef .#
Shall treason hatch upon our gronnds Shall bat
men ruin brihgF ina
Shall blood bedew oar virgin sofll Shall trai tor
bastits spffnga g,vr
80 wrap the stGrs afsund thee, thou hast done o
ypre, r.
The strong back woodsman loves thee. he kaew
thee well of old;
The flashing thoughts upon thy lips, thouh have NJ
fhe law law Of honor rules tiy tOngae4thy heart, .h
30 stronger than the trrnptse ts tone sy words iru
bosoms moyet
There's many pang before thee! sander will d.
itsWoTst
There are men bent on disunion, in guile and facto
nursed,
Who will strive with every sinew to make wron,
appear she right,
Aa lacer is won't TO robe himssIflike angel bright
Bu, pause not faint not--valian.' heart! our Coz
protects the Just:
Keep watch DER laws and peoples cause. and n
Hun put my trust
Then go 10 sbleeAing ansas!" Stay until II blee'
Though every thrust in l,umaT breast will affguisl
the full sore
Kindly aIi Thy noble feeling; gentle all thy patrio
heart; ~
Where tho, canst not aid the suffering, thod witt
them witt bear thy part
Watcidng patiently the dying, with the hero IN thy
soul, f'es
Battling strongly gaist ijustisA, though the erie
Eoi treason foil. hrta3 Ai@a
susqpshanna, Juniaid,rccked thy chiit hoods earl
Orange groves Of Mississipp7 saw thy manhood
Penaiylyanla's rocks aaa mouhsdshs early won tn
youthful heart, !, Ma
tha FIRST dspgrtF ln Nv.
connuy's veal to prize!
Keep tho holy baud Of union ever sacred In thin
80 gst ~
oh, hssss thss then brave btOthef fOf the freedom
0f thu world Y NJ n;
Il csntered in our starry fag, all is 70 ftsn hore
II the stars upon our banner, from the heaven
the fies, III, 4lla
Should be driven apsft hy treason--ordera iaW wo
ceass 10 be. ~
praps iss glorious folds around shee--if they ty
tAssA u shF blbedA9