Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-11-11

dresses transmitted from the various States
to New Ysrk iu honor ef he Atlantic
Cable: 5a ase Il III #a
Ysss ~ oevss.sr q ossssetssse
salute y. The dsed y done. A ssw
heart string forgotten d creasiou, has
been inserted into the world. and hence
f,r'h it's pulses viii keep time to 'he hso-
ping of she wings ofour sioighty and IN
es,i"guishab'e eagle. May tho blood Of
fresdoin course along tbst giant veia With
the rush Of niagara, and sweep away be-
fore its mightiness the mouldering cere.
monies Of ansiqusted hallucinatiou.
Prom the Governor Of Massachusetts.
The golden harp Of civilization and pro.
gress needed one chord Of iron to sustain
her sterner harmonies, and II hes been
added BY Cyrus W. Field. May IL sound
10 glory and vigor until tLs end Of time,
and Eve and twenty minutes later.
From The aov.vnor of Missouri
when the heart would SPEAK in presence
Of miracle, the words are feeble; but
our eouls rush out In song and We sing
to you, mother, in the strain Of our native
and inimitable land:
"London Is very big.
America h bigger;
Do not let us cers 6g
which cuts the hettev figure,
send the eurrsnt 10 and fro,
The bottle round tbs tabls,
Nothing In creatio0.
Lcks the Atlantic CAblsF
From The Governor Of Alabsna.
Hail Columbia, happy land Now fss.
linked to England's sand. Let 10 jine
With heart and hand. Ocean is repealed.
To her coral rocks and shelves. Lo The
cable dives and dslves. Let 70 drink our
noble selves. Likewise Cyrus ". Field.
From the Governor Of Ohio.
II England has given Us no more toward
our great American sea triumph, she has
given us thought in the name Of her lit
tie vessel which waited upon our giant
feet. The Agsmemnon name is cor
ruption Of Memnon. the ancient Hebrew
warrior, whose statue on the plains Of
Thessaly sounded out one note when the
morning sun sbone upon It. So now,
when the sun Of enlightenment dawns
from America upon occidental darkness,
the electricity flashes from Us to the H.
bernian shore, may the Inexpensive slaves
of feudslism for the 6rst time raise the
music note Of liberty.
From the Governor sf NsbsaskaL
We salute you. Give old England rope
enough and she will hang herself. but not
in despair. No, the aged and eiEete island
ties herself to the apron string Of vigorous
young America, and looks TO her for sup
port and succor. Shall England loci in
vain, my brothers1
From the Governor Of New Hsnpshirs.
Yankee Doodle .ssd to ri1s
On . little pony,
Now he talks to 'tothsr side
In twenty minutes ony.
RbOm tDe 0OSotnoH OF U03oV10
The b'hoys must have their amusemeats,
and 80 we've tied England 10 long string.
and we'll fly her like an almighty great
kite. When we've tired of the sport, and
want to be quit Of It, We calculate we'll
just haul her in, and hang her up on one
Of the monster trees Of our unfathomabe
forests. Guess we've utilized the tarna.
tion old caution At last yes, STREE.
From the Govsrnsr Of psnnsylvania.
Friend Field, thee have, according to
worthy evidence, done part Of thy task.
and it is we'll. When thee hast fastened
both ends Of thy string, and the oxings,
aud hast greatly and finally reduced the
price Of the msssagss. ws may see cause
for further communication with thse.-
Meantime, friend, ws wish thee success,
but decline TO burn money in fireworks,
melt It in strong liquors, or wasts it in
wasting time upoa idle demonstrations.
Amen!
This Is al the room NJ. Punch can this
week spare 70 these remarkable produc
tions, aud be will only add that il does no.
Appsar 70 him wonderful, that under such
terrific pressure and strain Of compliment,
the unfortunate cable, being Of English
make and unused 70 hyperbole, give way,
and sent down shares from E9l5 to E25O.