Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-15
"ANERIoA IN HYsrERlcs. n-Punch, at the

eANERIoA IN HYsrERlcs.r-Pu nch, at the
of numerous American friends, dsyotes
a portion of his space to the immortalizingofa
few of the addresses transmitted from the varis
Gus States to New York ii. honor Of the Allan,
tic Gables
From the Gorefaor Of Conceded
Isalute We. The deed is done. Anew heart.
string, forgotten alteration, has been inserted
into the world, and henceforth its pulses will
keep time to the tapping of the wings of our
almighty and inextingu ishable eagle May the
blood of freedom course along that giantyei1
with the rush. of Niagara, and sweep away before
its mightness eNmouIdeTing cerements of an
tiquated hailucination. b b III II q b gF
From tho Governor of AaSsdcdlzettS :
The golden harp of civilizationland progress
needed one chord of iron to sustain her sternerr
harmonies, and has been added by Cyrus w.
Field. May it sound in glory and yigor until
the end of time, and fye-ahd- twenty minutes
later. asitaas s8 Iats rc{4 6f
From the Go5ernorSSqf Tennessee. 81
Noble, o thrice noble menl Nobler than
Canute, the French tyrant, yCrus the Great has
ordered the sea to obey his behests, and ocean
has obeyed him. Xerxes, the naughty Persian,
caused letters to be flung into the Archipelagus
In signlof his dominion; but Cyrus w, Field
has thrown one fetter across the waste of waters
not for dominion, but for freedom. o noble
men, let US liquorl sasss eSAes
From. The Goresnor of lissouai. - Z.
When the heart would speak in presence of
miracle. the words are feeble; but our souls
rush outin song; and we sing to you, brothers,
in the strains of our native and niinitable land
''Londonit is very big,
America is bigger; q iztE a.
DoinotIlet us care fig n Il " =, y
ts Which cuts the better figure.
Send the current to and fro, 81 2 isl
The bottle round the table, q
Nothing. in creation, no, I...6Ssf5 81.
~ Licks the Atlantic Cable.n III
From the Governor of a labama. i ,zss, =
Hail Columbia happy land Now fast linked
to England's sand Let US jine with heart and
hand Ocean isrepealed To her coral rocksjand
shelves Lo the cable dives and delyes Let us
drink our noble selves Likewise OYRus FIELD
Tromthe GoOerno1, Of Ohio.
If England has given US no more towards our
great American sen triumph, she has given us a
Thought in the name of her little vessel. which
waited upon ourgiant feet. The 4gaanehsnonis
nameis corruption of Memnon, the ancient
Hebrew warrior, whose statue, on the plains Of
Ihessaly, sounded out one mote Rhen,the morn
ling snnSshone upon it So, now when the sun
! OF enlightenment dawns from America upon oc.
cldental darkness, the electric ray flashes from
US to the Hibernian shore, may the inexpensive
slaves of fepdalism for the first time raise the
music note ofliberty.
From,tFe Gopern0y oJflNsbras1si. n roe
| We salute you. Givesold England rope,
enough and she will hang herself, but not in de.
spair. No, the aged and effete island ties her.
self to the apron string Of vigorous young Amer
lea, and looks to her for support and succor
fShall England look in vain, my brotherss
From the GoUernor of Neto !Rampslire.
Yankee Doodle used to ride o.
On little pony,
| Now he talks to t'other side 5fiI.IT