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virtue OF Sarssparllls nythng else
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WASHINGTON, DC.
From the New York Independent, Sept %.
AT RICHMOND.

william Ale" B4i'sr, aa'saOr Of NoiAing 70 Wsa
Al Richmond, in the moath of May,
iclimbed the city's lofty cresf;
Below, the level landscape lay,
And proudly stresmed, from east TO west
The glories OF the dawning day.
There stand the statues Crawford gave
His country, while with bleeding hexrt
She showered upon his open grave
The isurels ofvictorious Ar,
And wepi The life she could not save
How grandly, on that grsnils base,
The Yorthfal hero sis sublims
The Leader OF the chosen Race,
The noblesi OF the sons of Time,
VFsth all his future in his face.
And he who framed the maichless plan
For Freedom and his FasherlGnd,
Type Of the jest, sagaclous man,
Like Aristidss, ca m and grand,
Within the Roman Vatican.
nor less he wears the parrot wreath,
The foremost of the three, who stands
Az when with his prophetic breath,
And flashing eyes, and outsueiched hand,
He cried for Liberty or Death ="
Here surely il Is good TO be-
Where Freedoms native soil tread,
And, on the moum, uanshgursd see
The Fathers, with whose fame we wed
The endless blessings ofihe free.
Bat when the sunmits ample crown
Planned with the mornings hereer heat.
turned, and slowly passing eOaB,
With curious gaze from street 10 street,
Went wandering through the busy town.
And fingered where chapced 10 hear
The voices OF crowd, which hung,
With lauga and oath and empty jeer,
Beside door DER which was swung
The red flag OF the aueiioneer.
In truth, il was a motley crew
The brutal trader, sly keen,
The planter, with his snnburni hue,
The idle iowntIusn, and between,
With face unwashed, the foreign jew.
Within, o God ofgrsce what sight
Was this for eyes whch scarce had turned
Prom yoDder monumental height,
For thoughts upon whose altsrs burned
TIE fires just kindled In its ligh.!
So when the rapt disciples came
From Ts.or on that blessed morn,
What chilled so soon their hearts OF flame?
TIE fierce demonisc, wild and fora,
The cry ofhuman gull and shame.
For here were men, young men and old,
Scared with hol iron and the lash;
And women, crashed with griefs unfold;
And little children, cheap for cash;
An waiting, waiIing-to be sold
For me, each hourly good crave
Comes al the bidding Of my will
For them, the shadows OF the grave
Have gathered, or The woes that I'll
The lifelong bondage Of the slave.
Too long my thoughts Ss5Se- sehooled TO SEQ
Some preiext for such kssl ihrall
Now Reason spuFns each narrow plea,
One thrill Of manhood cancels AL,
One ihrob ofpily sets me free
Virr mia shall the Great and J1st,
Like senries, guard the saver's den,
rise, and from your bcrdeIs thrust
This hT.ce-a0cursed trade in men,
Or hurl your heroes 10 the dust,
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The House of Bishops, which, in point of
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These are all the living Bishops at present
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titled to seats in the Upper House on conse-
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wise, consistent .JaatlftH leader Of party ]
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CoNsIsrExcY.-one Of the leading cardinal
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istyy Ldw. The Republican party passed a
Registry Law, which, IL enforced, will prevent
illegal voting and exclude fraudulent votes
Mr.. Brooks, who pretssed the greatest solici
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