Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1858-10-28

W. Field. May it sound in glory and vi igo1
and until the end of time, and five-and-twen.
ty minutes later.
From, the Governor Of Tennessee.
Noble, O, thrice noble men! Nobler than
Canute the French tyrant, Cyrus the Great
has ordered the sea to obey his behests, and
ocean has obeyed him. Xerxes, the haugh-
ty Roman, caused fetters to be flung into
the Archipelagus in sign of his dominion
but Cyrus w. Field has thrown one fetter
across the waste of waters, not for domin-
ion, but for freedom, 0 noble men, let US
liquor!
From the Governor Of Missouri.
When the heart would speak in presence
of a miracle, the words are feeble but our
souls rush out in song; and we sing to you,
brothers, in the strains of our native and
inimitable land:
"London it is very big,
America is bigger;
DO not let us care fig
Which cuts the better figure.
Send the current to and fro,
The bottle round the table,
Nothing in creation, no,
Licks the Atlantic Cable"
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linked to England's sand. Let us jine
with heart and hand. Ocean is repealed.
To her coral rocks and shelves. Lo the ca
bic dives and delves. Let US drink our
selves. Likewise Cyrus Field.
From the Governor of Ohio.
If England has given us no more towards
our great American seastriumph, she has
given us thought in the name of her little
vessel which waited upon our giant fleet
The Agamemnon's name is corruption of
Memnon, the ancient Hebrew warrior,
whose statue, on the plains of Thessaly
sounded out one note when the morning
sun shone upon it. So, now when the sun
Of enlightenment dawns from America up
on occidental darkness, the electric ray fash
es from us to the Hibernian shore, may the
inexpensive slaves of feudalism for the first
time raise the music note of liberty.
From the Governor Of Nebraska.
We salute you. Give old England rope
enough, and she will hang herself, but not
in despair. No, the aged and effete island
ties herself to the apron string Of young
America, and look to her for support and
succor. Shall England look in vain my
brothers?''
From the Governor Of Ne0 Hampshire.
Yankee Doodle used to ride
On little pony,
Now he talks other side
In twenty minutes on'y.
From the Governor of Delaaeare.
The b'hoys must have their amusements
and so we've tied England to long string,
and we'll fly her like All almighty great kite.
" hen we're tired of the sport, and want to
be quit of it, we calculate we'll just wind
her in, and hang her up on one Of the
monster trees of our unfathomed Forests
Guess we've utilized the tarnation old eau
tion at last, yes, Stree.
From, the Governor of arkansas.
This here we look upon as the real crea-
tion of the world, the other was but sort
of rehearsal. Now is given to the eastern
inarticulate continents voice of humanity
and intelligence: and they can now whisper
their hopes and fears to majestic America,
and receive from her lessons of wisdom and
greatness. The educational work is confid-
ed to US, friends, and we will not be slack.
Along the awful chasms of the roaring ocean
shall fly the teachings of liberty, and Fields
wire, like the spear of Uranus, shall touch
the squat toad Of despotism at the ear of
Eve the fend, starting UP in all it's sulphu-
reous ignominy of ugfiness, shall be spirked
like bug beetle upon the crystal weapon.
of Columbia.
From, the Governor Of Virginia.
cole Virginia never tire;
But dance upon the electric wire,
Clear the kitchen, &C."
From the Governor Of Pennsylvania.
Friend Field, thee have, according to
worthy evidence, done part of thy task,
and it is we'll When thee hast fastened
both opds of tbr ctrinr and the f1yinpe