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fG- Mr.. Pryor, OF the Q,ad Nnnc, says in a
recent number of that paper We were com
PEELED to part company with many of our
former political friends becauseof what SEEM
ed to us their criminal indifference to South
ern rights, and because of the still more
criminal willingness evidenced by them to
cOalesce with the Northern enemies of the
South" This is the chief reason assigned for
his abandonment of his former political asso-
cates and for his taking up" with sham De-
mocracy. Yet Mr.. Pryor supports DOUGLAS
with singleness of purpose and q devotion
of heart almost romantic; DOUGLAS, who
has given birth and nourshment and strength
to the rank heresy of Squatter Sovereignty;
who has proclaimed that the squatters in ter
itory of the United States may eff ctually
prohibit slavery by refusing legislation
friendly to it; who has done more to pros
trate, strike-down the constitutional rights OF
the Sou tn than perhaps any other man in the
government, not excepting SEWARD; who has
given a construction TO the Kansas Nebraska
bill which caused Southern Democrats who
aided in its passage. to denounce it with that
as cheat, a fraud, n swindle
"a criminal disregard of Southern rights" for
sooth
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Zxsr A late editor of all American news
paper in Tennessee, fancying he discovered
the fortunes of that party were on the wane,
placed his hands on his hips, ducked bis head,
and With great apparent ease, to say nothing
of the grace exhibited, turned very COM
plete somerset. Rising with much selfcom-
placency, he made his bow and entered the
service of the democratic party as deputy
ring-master. He is still the editor of news
paper, in recent number OF which he thus
cracks his whip and fercely lectures the "old
stagers:" 1.-The party must be harmOnized
and made batter and stronger; malcontets must
be put under arrest deseters must be shot, rebels
must be be hung, and diSorganizers' must be court
martidled and beaten out Of their boots" That is
very good, aud will doubtless act as a whole
some stimulant to the minor performers.
But he turns in another column of the self
same issue and thus defends one of the
"rebels" on whom he had just passed sentence
OF death:
Some few Democrats in the South, have
sworn in their wrath that they will not vote
for STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS for President, even
should he be the nominee of the party. This
factIous opposition to the great leader of the
National Democracy of the North, is, we are
bound to believe, but the out cropping of
that red-handed spirit of Disunion which was
SO signally overwhelmed in 1912. DOUG-
LAS is true and loyal to the constitutional
righs of the South, he is dead OUT for the
acquisition of Cuba, and the democratic
nominee, whoever he may be, cannot be cleo
ted in 1860 without his aid and that of his
mighty following"
So much for the difference between "Liale
Redr and the Little Gmntn
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From the National Intelligencer.
Politics in Maine.

The following resolutions are reported as
having been adopted at nearly all the Demo
cratic public meetings held in the State Vi
Maine
ResolUed, That the Government of the
United States should not force the institution
of slavery upon the Territories against tn
will Of the people thereof; but that the people
of each Territory shOuld be allowed tn de-
termne the question for themselves. without
the interpOsition of Congress. and suIj CT
only to the Constitution of the United States
RESOLVED, That this doctrine is founded up,
on principles as ancient IT'S free government
itself and, in accordance with them. simply
declares that the people of a Territory, like
those of a State shall decide for themselve,
whether slavery shall or shall not exist with
in their limits"
ResoIUed, That the new doctrine that the
Constitution COZ ters the right efholding slaves
in the Territories, in defiance of the wishes OF
the people thereof. and that Congress should
enact laws giving slave property higher ights
than other property therein. is a wide depnr
ture from these principles. and would render
the Democratic party justly obnoxious to the
charge of deception and dishonesty.
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"THE NEXT PREsIDENcY,-The Indications
point more and mere strongly to the fact that
William III. Seward will be the next Republic
can candidate for the Presidency. What,
then, will become of the Southern Opposi-
tioni Instead of the single State which Fill
more carried in 1856, they can carry no State
for third candidate. Why then, this effort
for the organization of an Opposition party
in Tennessee! They who aye Engaged in this
effort must next year either directly support
the Democratic nominee, or indirectly sus-
tain Seward by throwing away their votes on
a third candidate"
The above is from brief article. appearing
as editorial in the Union and american of yes
terday. 1t is quitesuficient TO nullify all the
arguments that paper has put forth in regard
to IA fusion between the abolitionisis and the
Southern Opposition. Whatever the Union
and Anleric0n might have believed at the out
set of the canvass, the above shows very
clearly that the views it then urged, and the
charges it then preferred have vanished as
the "baseless fabric of a vision" We. how
ever, think it entirely underestimate the
strength of the conservative, national senti-
ment OF the country. in saying that we ''can
carry no State for a third candidate Our
hope and belief is. that to avoid a purely sec
tional contest between the Black Republicans
under the lead of Mr.. SEWARD on the one
hand, and the extremists of the South on the
other, party will arise in all sections in OPP
position to both, which will proclaim ma
tionality of sentiment, which will be sustain
ed 10y an honest and earnest feeling and ac-
ton, and will prove to he the first, in the
country in point of strength. 1t is alike the
interest of the extreme Southern Democracy
and of the Black Republicans to crush such
movement; but nevertheless it is the duty
of the friends of the constitution and equal
rights, and the opponents of fanaticism of
every name and degree, to put forth their
best energies for this purpose. We are mis-
taken in the popular feeling in Tennessee, if
her people will be deferred in so great q
work by such appeals as the above by our
neighbor. And we trust the result in Au-
gust will so declare with all the sublime en-
phasis of the thander's peal.
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''If the reader desires to see a model speci-
men OF the most lordly Indignation, let him
talk about the oaths, secrecy, religious tests,
signs and grips of Know Nolhingism. 1t will
produce the writings and squirmings of a
venomous snake that has been inpal, d. But
this buster and rant will not deter the De-
mocracy from still exposing the disgrace and
odlum hat attaches to them who rspOustd
the damnable heresy. There is no disinfect.
ing agent that can purify the garments pur-
chased from that fashionable emporium where
Sam sought to clothe the poor and naked.
Water can wash out ordinary political sins;
time can wash out small spots that family
dim the brightness of some hayward star, re-
PeHtaHee ean mitigate ordinary poiit cat
pecadIilos; but neither water, nor time, nor
repentance, can ever obliterate the dark
plague-spot of Know-NoIhingism. The
youngest man who took the despicable oath
of the order will be disqualified to bold re
spons'ble Office at the hands of frremen to
the last day of his life. should he live to the
age of Methuselah, without sincere, abject
public profession of repentance"
The above is from the Memphis AualD,che.
We copy it for the benefit of those Democrats
who are preparing their siomachs TO hold a
disciple OF Sam in the fifth district.
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PmoRxss WINS A ouKESls PIArr AT Rpsox

Ihioksss " Ms QukkNs FI-ArE Al EPsoa
The telegraph which told us What horse
son the Derby. did not tell us what Priorrss
ad doae on The EPSON Downs at the race GA
iie "a in.tan,:
Her Msjesiy's Of 100 guineas for marss
ally. threa-yrar olds. 9S pounds; four, III
ounds; Eve, les pound; six aud agsd. Isl
p1aads. Grvat Metropolitan Stakes Course;
80 miles and quarter.
~. X Ira fFoeck's ffssrszs By sosefeisn,
yesFS, Isl Peuads
sts. y chsstsn's AFohaechsss, years. - poaaas
~ s4mpssa's Juiie, years, - ps.ands "a
Also ran Ruth, Hegira, aud the Doe sliy.
besliag-T 10 4 CA Prieress. Won 81 ;
aglhs-~ IoHsf's Sfsra 81 IA TiHses.
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.gsS-It is stated, that during the late great
battle at Palestro, n detachment Of ZOuaves.
finding themselves impedcd 10y the weight of
their wet and muddy trousers threw off tLose
garments and charged in their bare legs. If
that's the way the bloody rascals fight, we
guess the Austrian women can't he induced,
however great their enthusiasm for their
country may be, to take part in the war;
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SAMUEL d. Parsons, Of New York. in a let
ter TO the Conal,Hi.on, describes The country
between Rome aud Aneona, in. January, a.
being as drsary as Virginia or North Caro-
lima would be, during the same season. lie
warns all invAiids from going to Italy in
in water for health, as the climate Is very
cold. AfleT several winters 10 the wess In
dies, and the Southern States. he gives The
preference TO Florida as the beet ever known.
- residence In The winter.
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Judge Douglas has stated to very pro
minent Southern politician that he intends to
support the nominee of the Charleston com
vention; but that what was meant by the let
ter TO Mr.. DOrr. of Iowa, was that he will
not himself consent to run upon a platform
that he cannot endorse. In any event he
will adhere to his party against the opposition.
,Stofes.
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A GEORGIAN GARRoTED.-The Macon (Ga.)
Telegraph says: "A report is in town that Mr..
Perry Wright, a former well known citizen of
this place, has lately been garrotted in the
city of Havana, on charge of carlessness or
negligence in running train of which lie
was the engineer by which a run off occurred
and several persons lost their lives.
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- Tie \. Y, E9Sss, is Of The opinion
that there are tss tAo9saad naturalized citizens
Of the United States. who have been COMPEL
ed to serve in foreign armies. Thrre who lefs
the city in May are now In the Prnszian ar
my. Oh, democracy, wha, friend Of the ma
turaliE d citizen thon nrti
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DIED.

In this city yesterday, JOEL d. WITT, aged Sc years
The friends and acQuainta ce Of the family re
specially attend his from their res
idence on Ewng's Avenue, at o'clock. Divine ser
vice by Rev. DR.. Howell.
June 20 1859
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eg- What has become OF the fifteen thou
sand majority, which democrats were boast.
ing HAMS would beat NKTHERIAsD'
Wsuld'nt they Ike TO compromise now on
something smaller!
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On, SING THAT STRAIN oAISi-There was
nothing in the Union and AHaerioun yesterday
about that .'Iast hoe.' What's the matter ,
We hope our contemporary does not inteod
TO clay down the shovel and the hoe" That
would be too bad.
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SIIERIFF'S SALE.

DY virtue Of vcndtori exponas 60 me directed
ID and delivered from the Honorable Criminal Court
OF Davidson county, Tennessee il Apr term, 1889
viii expose to public sale, the highest bdderfor
cash, at the Court house yard gate the city Nash
vile, ON SATURDAY, THE Soth DAY OF JULY
1853 all the right, tale claim interest An estate which
I. +. Bump - then had, or may have since aCquir-
ed m and 10 the following described piece Parcel
Of Real Estate tp.wit: onc half uf let known and de-
scribe IN plan of West Nashville. as lot No ls9 com
menci at the middle OF said lot Dcmonbrrun
street, running thence along lemoubTeun street aWay
from McNlry street, ffty Icci. theuc- right giles
Win Demon brcuu 81 crt, huudtc aud eighty Fix
feet Ca twelve feet alley thence along aid asy hfy
ct, thence one hgndreh AID eighty th, be-
ginning Dor other particulars ref~rs Is made o.
the registration of deed n REGISTER once David
sUn county, Tennessee IN book No. 10, and page l46
being lcyiol OF as the property OF 7. z. Bumpass
satisfy Judgment rendered IN Iayor uf tLc-
OF Tennessee, against Nike kertrn1n nd saii 7. T.
Bumpls-. }. n. HINTON. Sherin,
Juue23-td. By T. c. DRAKE. %. :.
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HoIIowayss Pill.

HolIOwayss PiIIs.-Thousands drop into the
grave without specific complaint-the premature
victims OF exhaustion. Yet when vital energy fails
from any cause, these Pills will rocuperate the sys-
TEN. Sold so Maiden Lane, NY june2s-Iw
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Cumberland River LanOs
FOR SALE.

THE subscriber offers for sale a valuable "a
Il Tract OF Ian 3D., containing upwards OF <ssSe<4.
Three Thousand Acres, lying Sz%A
The south side Ot Cumberland kIv,-r ~ Jark- -
son county, Tenn, com only called ssThe treat
Horse ShO. Bend The south east corner Of sal
Tract Is within one halr mile Of the town Of Gains
bore, the County Seat OF said County II is bonded
by the Cumberland River, about eight miles, and
with miles OF irnce. the whole Tract could be in
Clused. There about Two Thousand Acres Of
rich nver bottom and. # which some six hundred
aces cleared. The Balance the is broken
upland but very Tcvh and clothed with rkably
line timber, aud is viii watered. The soil is f the
first quality will suited fer tobacco hemp corn wheat
and grasses and would make a sriendid stock farm.
II is about IS miles by land above Nashville and
the river Is uavig BILE the greater portion # the year
for sew ral hundred miles above IT,
would prefer selling ewLoie tract together, but
if desired would divide 10 suit purchasers
TERNs-One fourth cash the baahcc on one two
aud three years credit, with Interest. For further
PARTICULARS apply 10 the undo. signed at Nashville
Tennessee.
juueZ7- .2t tw-t W2m MM W. WCODFOIK
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FOR sale.

WE are oaerfsg Scr sale four beautifsi Building
w fnas ffoatlnr Mcliavock strect, running
back taNzfdz Brad feet IL fest 10 Dehes q 10
fost alley.
runninx fark SIS 4 icci D. a 10 feet alley.
Te abose lnls cxelapt freln iaxaiilh tpt about
g years and schient O. business, oeiE sttnn
avs u1asts walk q Ne iasblls sqs@fe.
II uas I'D pIevieaEy o. satarHy The 20 July Ne
xsi thai cay, ne prenssss oner them a. Peeln
sale.
faeiorliy eaGorscd, Fayablc IA bank, ~ith lnicfes
fro1 dale, and = Aen retained,
JAsES ERWIN, Dr..
taseu-sa 4 NIL Meal ISfkR.
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IN new book by Mrs. PARrISoros Is
shorty y Le published 10 Bottom, by Mvssrs,
DE w G ,G.i4RF and CHAsg
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Misrellane0ns.
PREMIUM PIANOS,

T a MCCLURE has for sale so zzE@
81 Piano Fultes from celebrated - = 90
makers. Steinway < sons, A II. Gale II III III n n
x Co., Hazet"n Bros, Peters, Cragg -
4 Co.. and others, cEnsistDgO of and 4 ana y
Octaycs, and ranging in p ice from Slo0 s. 90, All
wHrTeHied IN every resi- ecf. Persons purchasing
frnm him III NOT iay from SIS e. SIS more than il
they gave an order 10 a PEDIAR for an instrument
that they neith"r nor hear until il Is put up in
their paTir- When II Is sOmetnes very hard to ind
an Instrument tIabpleases iu every uarticu hen
you have a zen or more u select FROM Is IL all
Kelly you would be pleased in buying BY order.
Also ~ store the largest stock OF Sh Ell Music oks
ami small Music Iastruu ents ever offered In tie
Market, and will be sod lower than by any
other house in the City Come TO 80 Union aud
be convinced. J. A. MCCLURE
june2S-u
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Notice.

DY virtue &C a writ If Election to me directed bv his
ID EXceilency. l. q HARRIs, Governor, &c., l Will
by myself and deputies upcn and hold election at
ali the precincts IA Humphreys county, un the 18th
day OF August next, or the purpose e.ecting a
Attorney Ge eral and Repo ter fur state Ten
ncssee, 10 n tie vcancy produceh by tue resigna-
ton oil John l.. I. Sneed. This 22d Jrne, 1851.
d b. SFICER, sheriff
June27-;d Of Humphreys county.
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LANGHoRN AND ARM1sTEAD TOBACCO
JUNE 2STH.
ALSO LARGE ASSORTMENT or

WE are new receiving Lawn Robes Muslins Fans
w MEMS aud Boys Leghorn and Straw Hats,
ira fUe S"mm"r Clothing, Ribbons, Needle Worked
Collars and sleeves ,B'bbnett, Mosquito Netting, Palm
Fans, Cotton Hosiery, KNIT Under-shirts, raTasos,
AZ. which will sell & eatly under market prices
10 MERCHANTS ONLY. We have large stock OF
Shoes and Clrpetng which will sell AT low figures
make room fer our Fall Stock Oar Mr.. LCCrs
will leave for the Eastern q, ~ due time and
premise I, lends that Fall stock shall be
more desirable than heretofore.
june39-tf TRABUE 4 LuCUS.
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LAND for sale.

Will sen my bsaugifui Tarni, ooutziuitg TIVE hun-
i drsd scr.s, hsfds. meiy imlsovsd, situated Ga
nnez Aeftb AZ Nash iie, hznne izcg ga ne LOUIS
ale Ionlsxe aasd Nashville kallread, aelti1n the
fafm al Nlllsm a fhilnfs. ! FefeE persuus siing
q see the NJ. ". n fhiiiig~- Ihis hEm has
ts neser-faii < sIEtres a wafer, aud = one q
the hes lfsaivst fess ths ftate b. paFcsro On
rod a private SAX belaes tls ana the nrst
"a (.t. h~r sext al nhrh Iinas Il MA be nercd by
nae IA s,,blc sai. GASOLINE J. EklI-
luneeo-td
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CLERK AND MASTERS SALE

Wiley bradford ais James H. Marler ct ais.
DIV virtue OF decree Of the Honorable Circuit
ID Court, at Nashville, TeBnes &c, pronounced Ia
the abave at it,, May Term, ~ will expose
public sale 10 the highest bidder the Court
House yard in Ma hyilie,
On the 3Oth day of July, 1859,
following described lot Of grogBd Ia the City Of
Nashville Ssiuth Of Broad streets the corner 81
Cherry and bcmumbTAde streets. said 0t ts sold Tor
pas titlon Amossg the above uzmed pa ties.
TGRxs-Said Lot will be sold upon a credit 81
and Il ntooths notes with approved rafl,y payable
B4nk will be required, lien retaiaeI until thg
pur base money - iaid. DAVID q LOVE,
Jaue-9-td Clsrk and Master.
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S2s Newara.

ID ANAwAY frum ny Asuse oa the mefrtag % TIE
IL sth inst-, Negro W man naned ll1fIiA. Aboss
thirty years n age. sboaf ~ fer 8 % ineh-s 10
hetshs. serv btfk, speaks qulrk whea spokea %
sill giss tbs akeve rrWare ior IN drvery q szsi
slave b ". 1. Dorp, er ne
sahets-u n. CRfxzkRn.
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Magazines for Luly.
HARPER'S NEW MONTHLY;
BLACKwoOD's EDINBURGH MAGAZINE;
rETERSON'S MAGAZINE;
GODEY'S LADIES BOUh;
LESLIE'S GAZETTE OF FASHION;
Just received by JOHN YORK & co.
fupa9s
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miscellaneous.
Gum Elastic Susnendcrs.

'INHE Fancy aud Dry Goods Jobbers Of Nashville
Il are invited L. examine "A full line OF the ab We
Goods. made from NulCanized Rubber under the
Goodyear Patent. Also assoTtmeut of lower
grades made from Common Rubber, I'd tor sal. (by
the package Gully at ;he ofic- Il the New Haven
Suspcnuef Works g. Rcadc street, New York, be-
tween broadway aud Church streets.
CHA LES &. JUnSON,
June2s-lw sole Agent
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StOne Ware.

m nan GALLONS 90 A.na .ne Ger Ale b.
~U,OOO =. r. fdckEr.
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WniiAN NJ. DIsNUkIs DAVID DrsNuKEs- } ~. TAEEAl
FARRAR, DlSMUKES & CO.,
formerly Flrrar pismnkes,)
M AZ EnlIa.n AaraaA
Nashville, Tennessee,

q. % hVbI-HIoIN > EIaNI'I
w have al. GATED With az the Boot and shoe
w business Mr Vim. N. BiShUkls s. aud have
bought out A. r. Robertson. II ING united two
Il, cks Ne vii condIc cur bus meas q greatly
larr q sca'e.
We hay- splendid stock q Goods, and are also
receiving . bcat tfll l,t OF lzldrs, Mrs az chi
dron's Nurk IN great variety. We invite te Gust
ers Il Farfnu a isulukcs, and to faubllc generally
&, call N ~, a furnish shoes very lOs
prices cash
jun 2f-tf lAkkAR, ni-ANk fS co.
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II. 10. CHEATHAM, OF Davidson.

FOR JOINT REPRESENTATIVE
y-,m .he Counties ofDavidson Robertson ,Nontgor
Chatham
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ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.

AAppFoximatlonk 10 thc ti0o 200 OF 5000 each 4
Of sGe SO COO af 400 90 % GOO olseota l6 0eO
Z Of sooto sie eco.
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FOR GOVERNOR:
JOHN NETHERLAND, of Hawkins.

DAVIDSON COUNTY.
FOR sTAIF sxSAToE:
JOH N II H L N II l. e.
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JACKSON B. WHITE
EDWARD HI. EAST. Dr..
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-07-14
PORTAGE SENTINEL.
The Stars.

walk abroad at midnight, and my eye,
Pureed from its sensual blindness, upward turns,
And wanders o'er the dark and spangled sky,
Where every star, fount Of being burns,
And pours out life, as Naiads, from their urns,
Drop their refreshing dew on herbs and flowers;
gaze until my fancy's eye diScerns,
As in an azure hall, the assembled powers
OF Nature spend in deep consult those solemn hours
Methinks hear their languags-b1t 1t sounds
Too high for my conception, as the roar
OF thunder in the mountains when It bounds
From peak to peak or on the echoing shore
The tempest-driven blllows bursting pour,
And raise their awful voices; or the groan
Rumbling in Etna's entrails, ere its store
or lava spouts Its red jets; or the moan
OF winds, that wa. within their caverned walls Of
stone.
And there is melody among the spheres,
music sweeter than the verRal train,
Or fay-notes, which the nymph-Struck shepherd
hears,
Where moonlight dances on the liquid plain,
That curls before the west wind, till the main
Seems waving like rufled sheet OF fire
'Tis Natures Alleluia and again
The stars exult, as when tie Eternal Siro
Said "Be there light!' and light shone forth at his
desire.