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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-03-02

Most of the minor poems of the volume
are TRANSACTIONS from the Swedish and Ger
man. With the following exquisite original
poem we complete our selections
H WATER OF Ell ARBAIN.
Ger wide Arabian deserts toiling slow,
With heat and travel spent,
With fever parched, our semzemich low,
Day afler day we went.
Till now at Sinai's granite foot we lay,
The noontide sun beat sore;
Then we arose and took our weary way
Through sand and fints once more.
Close was the rugged valley, dry and bare,
Walled in with adamant.
Whose sides reverberant, with binding glare,
Hurled back each sun dart slant.
Yet onward still with trembling limbs w trod,
As erst the chosen flock;
And saw where legend saith their prophets rod
Had cleft the eternal rock.
But thence, alas no crystal streams now rolled
The thirsty soul to bless;
Alone remained, of all those marvels old,
The fiery wilderness.
A. length with blackened lip and bloOdshOt eye,
ocoiO'--i ~ the simoon's breath,
l turned in anguish towarus s-~L--o- stv
And prayed for drink-or death.
Then darkness gathered DER my swimming sight,
Fast whirled the dizzy brain,
And the hot fever-throb, with fuller might,
Coursed through each bursting vein.
Still to the fainting pilgrim words of cheer
The sons of Ishmael spake,
Told of a well Of living water near,
That deathly thirst to Stake;
And pointed TO a verdant garden close
Within the visions scope,
Where FL Arbain's rude, shattered arches rose
On Horeb's bla sted slope.
There, pillowed soon beneath that welcome shade,
I heard the fountain drip,
Then felt the o'erlowing cup Of GOODNESS laid
Against my burning lip.
Oh never juice, drawn from the choicest vine
Whose favored root is fed
At the pure sources Of the boosted Rhine,
Or oldest rivers head
Nay, not Valhalla's honey'd cup so rare,
By souls of heroes qusfed,
Not old 0lympian nectar might compare
With that divinest draught
Cold as the ice-born food from northern steep,
Clearer than Indian wave,
Sweet as nepenthe drowning care in sleep,
A second life it gave.
0 quickening fount may thy bright currents roll
In everlasting flow,
And on the wanderers ~fainting soul
A blessing like bestow
Know, too, o mortal, thou whose rougher path
Lies through a world of sin,
Without, the deadly arrows of its wrath,
Its fever-fre within.
When sorrow, doubt, despair assail thy life,
Tsll thy crushed heart confess
1t fain would choose, before such bitter strife,
The grave of Nothingness,-
A well-spring, whose high source is heaven, doth
[wait
Upon thy travail sore;
There drink and thou shalt rise as re-create,
Nor thirst for evermor
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-03-02

An INCIDENT OF SLAvEEY' slavss fra
Demourat says the exodus, Of .. ' ever, ~.
that among a party of for!y-, Ts. a ) ,aa
Gently went down the river, uhie
young girl of thirteen nSo nd
hair straight, complexion olo9l" and lf5
bearing and appearance genss Tisoafi n y,
E: tive; merchant sss !; " sss s; E, a' 4: !: 4 e, g e
was to emancipate her ou. i would ..
his executors, or heirs, though nssr this
do to bring up together any lDaSsat's otis
and her whittier sister, the me sold s@'
daughter, therefore she has 07'H
into the South,
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From the Times of Monday
D. W. C. CLARKE, ESQ. :

D. W. C. CLARKE, ESQ.
Dear Sir
I see by your pF''
day, that my name has been presenter
date for the office of Constable and V'-" -
the year ensuing. Do me the favor
through your columns, that my name n7
toned without my knowledge or
that. If, L had no other excuse, the W'-
might be instrumental in removing oai
verv able and ,rusty officer, would De
to Justify me in very respectfully de''lH~'
low myself to stand a a candidate I'
T trust Sir. that after twenty-five ysi'
ence. if we have found a man to fill the
will not make taxes against the town
of gathering them for the wi we 'na"
attempt to remove b m
Yours, respectfully -,crrIy
Feb. IS. 1860. fans
Mr.. Van Sicklin speaks as a "'
might be expected to speak
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-03-02

TzE Gail for the Republican State Con-
lion sppesrs in our columns to-day. sT
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-03-02
In frightening lines fantastic drawn.

In frightening lines fantastic drawn.
Lies pictured on the sea-washeo lawn;
While focks slow drawing toward each thatch,
Still eager their scan pasture snatch.
His homeward path the peasant treads,
His children gather at his knee,
Their slender board the mother spreads
Here all is peace and poverty.
Without, no sound but the low dash
Of tidal wave, the cry or plash
OF the wild sea-bird, g~lancing bright
As starry meteor in its flight.
No children on that strand are seen
Grouped merrily in noisy play,
No muser marks with Thoughtful mien
The dying splendors of the day,
No stranger-eyes with wonder view
A scene so lovely and so new.
But on yon knoll an old man stands
With furrowed cheeks and toil-worn hands;
His long loose hair is bleached as boar
As the bright foam that wreathes the shore;
His form, erect in youthful prime,
Bends meath the gathered griefs OF time;
Yet on that calm sad brow is laid
OF wrong, revenge, remorse, no shade;
Though deeply traced are sorrows lines,
The light of faith still clearly shines.
Most like a child who, while it %grieves,
Still in a fathers love belle yes,
The old man seems; and as the child,
To free its sight, doth push away
The ringlets from his forehead mild,
So throws he back his locks of gray,
Then searches long and eagerly
The horizon of that turbid sea.
With footsteps hushed and plying eye
The shepherds silent pass him by,
And every child is taught to show
Meet reverence for that head of snow.
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Feb. 9th.

TIE House ordered the printing of 10000
opies of the Presidents Message, and then
proceeded to the election of printer. Several
ballots were had, the last of which resulted
in the election of ExLieut. Governor Thomas
II. Ford, of Ohio. The vote stood:-Neces-
sary to a choice, 90; Ford received, SO :;
Glossbrenner, II; Gales & Seaton. IS. re-
mainder, scattering.
The election of Ex-Lieut. Gov. Ford, Of
Ohio, was rather unexpected. All the Re-
publicans present voted for him, together
with one southern oppositionist.
WAsurNcrON Feb 27 $50
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-03-02

MAIDEN quicksilver mine in Santa Clara County,
CAL, towards ~buil1ing a Railroad to the Atlantic
States. He made some remarks showing that the
Pacific Railroad could be built out of the yield Of
these mines, without taking a dollar from the pub
lie treasury.
Mr.. Mason Of Va, from the Harper's Ferry COM
mittee, reported a resolution that the Sergeant-at-
Arms be instructed to bring Thaddeus Hyatt Of
New York before the bar Of the Senate, to answer
for contempt in refusing to appear before the COM
mittee and testify.
Mr.. Hale of N. H., said this was a dangerous
precedent. There was no warrant for it in the
constitution. Powers not expressly delegated to
the general government were reserved to the
states. This power could only be executed by a
latitudinarian construction of the constitution
He would ask for the yeas and nays on the pas
sage of the resolution.
Mr.. Pugh of Ohio said he had arrived at the
conclusion that the Senate has no power to sum
mon any witness from beyond the Distric ct Of Co
lumbia.
Mr.. Hale said he must differ with the Senator
from Vermont. lie seemed to think they hal all
the power possessed by the British Parliament
Ours was a government of limited powers. The
Senate could not sit as a court with plenary pow
erS.
The resolution was adopted by 43 yeas to IL
nays, the nays being ;-Messrs. Bingham OF
Michigan, Chestnut of South Carolina, Clark OF
N. H., Durkee of Wis, Hale of N. H., Hamlin Of
Ne, Pugh Of Ohio, Sumner of Mass, TOombs of
Ga, Wade of Ohio, Wilkinson of MINI, Wilson
of Mass. Mr.. Seward of n. Y, voted afarma-
lively.
HoUsE.-T The select committee to investigate
into the printing business, were authorized to EN-
ploy a clerk.
Mr.. Washburn of ILL.,, from the select commit
tee on the subject, reported in favor of removing
the benches in the hall Of the House and restor
ing the old seats and desks and that, the Senate
concurring, Congress adjourn from Friday next to
the 5th of March, (ten days,) to give time for the
change. Mr.. Miles of South Carolina, (dem.)
made a minority report.
That part Of the resolution for restoring the
chairs and desks was adopted by ? majority. but
the resolution providing for the adjournment was
tabled by 81 majority.
Mr.. Davis of Md, (Amer.) in a speech vindi-
eating his late course in the House, sharply re-
torted upon the Maryland legislature for their de-
mandatory resolution regarding him, and said
there was no act he less regretted than the
vote he gave for Speaker Pennington, whose cleo
ton he regarded as a symbol Of peace to the
country. lie defended the North from the
charge of completely in the John Brown raid.
Adjourned TO THURSDAY.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-03-02

Famed by his slaves, the lordly hey
On Persian mats soft dreaming lay.
Spacious the court and cool the air,
A thousand jets were playing there,
More calm than silence; all around
Choice flowers their fairest bloom we're spreadin
Through marble halls their perfumes shedding;
And painting birds were hocking there,
The freshness, without fear. to share;
For well the happy warblers know
The Prophets followers ne'er their foe.
But not a human voice wa, heard,
And not a human footstep stirred.
Silent as stone, each watchful slave
Moved but the ostrich plume to wave;
So deep a silence must be kept,
To guard the rest Of him that slept
O., Poverty, thy rule is stern
IT'S hard beneath thy frown to live,
And yet from thee thy children learn
The noblest lesson life can give,
The grace most glorious in the eyes
Of God and man-self sacrifice :
When He, the Holy, came to show
The way our mortal feet should go,
If, one with Him, our souls would be
From torturing self forever free,
Through thy low vale His footsteps led,
On thy cold lap His sacred head
Was wont to find less certain rest
Than beast in lair, or bird in nest.
These women, clad in sable weeds,
That stand upon the hillock here,
While DER the wave yon vessel speeds
Freighted with all they hold most dear
Think not they need our plying tears
Though want may force the loved away,
And they be left for weary years,
Yet they have learned to trust and pray.
Soon each will seek her quiet cot,
And there to God on Bonded knee,
Unmurmuring at her lonely lot,
Commit the wanderer DER the sea;
Then peoceful sleep, then patient rise
To labors fresh, fresh sacrifice.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-03-02
Feb. IS. 1850.

Mr.. Van Sicklin speaks as a "''
might be expected to speak
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observation-disclosures
.. 81. Strccfer,

Apctefter, Drugif, Supporter opn beut
i6en &psmicalien II. +. IN. Wr. 3 Otains Or.
acSenu6er fem a!tcn Wurtte.
81 &etcrte Ecrocn nit Der er0Ften Scrsfalt unt eenatt.
l9ist erreue. lopts 6tmifbe Qr6r orNti unS anIl uftu
mil auftttttr @unhidfeit tclcret. 2anotarfIeut ute miasn oas
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lrp9er @r;net n Nanepsg dihl u. T. No. in better @usrabl AlsF
IN ~Auscnidetn itcbmsa. ne! (, " rtife! ;unt Gbcil fclbft III nierio
rem, ale oen ~:srStHtsU 9reup erss.:ji,E prrben. Mebi,infa.
i en- meroen gu btn biutgitr @:c:2sanssn pisbsrun, nit neucm
8crratbe ausSrItattet.
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3ett une III Den btltL1ten Yreileu. NQe in Dem 9Eoaneroes
itatt portpntntenceN eparatursn perSen p~lnftlidit a~us1chi6rt.
- Gum @ermtetben febsn iets riniae
~elesante Sus8ies 9s8en bilise @ersatun9 beiga
Sobn D.oes.
Die untsrJeiAnetsi. lentca Ole Acknowledgement
pom 9SteoerSertauTern auf i9r Sagsr Dor G,rprs.
rtes, YrOpiiions, Wtebl, @iaarren, &aate6at uub
lonltige Qrtifel, bic sepG1rlih in einem berartis
gen 9SgUleale=0elhGft eefibrt werbeu. Selou.
oers MAIDEN lie auf ibr retheS 0ein. unb Qlouors-
Eager aufmsrfidn1. QFe pieIe gSaareu pltrpeu
auf n6roliAen Mdrften unb meiaenS fir Saar
9efauit, mesbal6 mir Bet piuttIthen Se,a6Isrn
III anBerlt biaisen 9reilen p~ertaufen fSnnen. =
Die son unS ais dht sarantirtrn Sranpies une
9Seine inO ei9ene SmpprtatiUn, uno peper ae-.
miIAt, nod nit 3uidBen lhaDtihsr Stofe Der.
ebsn, Dte pieIs5 bel Den i'm gOreen 9~etauften
0aaren nur sa oft Der SAD lit. Der beriibmts
nB. @alaee's Dure MOuntain Dem" gB6istep,
pen bent mir ris ttn;i9su Serfdufer finn, pirp,
an @eAatt uuo Cite BON feiRem innerbalb Der.
Der. Staatsn a%etranntsn gBbisfey isertrpfen.
unIer Eager beIte6t duBeroem nod aus:
1000 SAP srtra unG %lupertne MeGl, unter be.
men bic BON SGdern 9eIubteu Sorten Nep.
Orleans, YortO 3tieO unO Guta 3ufer uno @lcs
laIe5 500 Say Gut 2cat &ruibeo, Quwoereo
UNI &afe< 3udsr; 100 8ilten 39ee; 800 3tfea
Seife unp Qihter; SO. l uno SO. 3 Wadetcl.
uno 5eytnss; fil6e CUTE @3OIben Butter, BON.
Der mir p0aentli& SenOunseu sr9atten Qars,
Bacon SipeS, 9ams, Sbouleers uno 8realts,
5ala Stdrte, gsait Bomber, semablrnrn Safe.
uni Yfefsr; @ieifen, Selsn, Gimer unO ale Die
~iUnlti9en Nrtitel, Die IN elmer Grocery sepOBnli@
pertau9t wercen.
Sernsr: g8. @a1aee's Yure @Ountatn Dem
UbisfrY. Ni6arolen's, GueealOoia. 5Iod9, Snon.
pa9O WOnUn9aesla une 9tsettTsp S8bistsp; 200
SAP fraujSliAen BRANDY, bort, NaOeire, .Sbers'
~, @Iaret uno Champaign Bein; @iper, Cont
mon Sranpp, Sin, Stun, 9pple Sransp unO aae
arten q~ilucrs.
@m 8alGale S66ne,
gfs bsr l4iep. unO @ary- Stress.
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EDWARD v. CANNON,
Stfentliher 9fota. unb @,eriGts. Mnmaii,
Siice: gde @pDernpr. uno Sraufin- Strafe.
OcmtfeDe Triiobte!
Sacpb @uHpersbeime r

6o. 4 MainltraBe, na6e am often Martt
.rlaubt iib benz btutlhea Yubitunl. nsmsnttb 6auefrauen, 81.
anSr ~ iu nadnen, fB CT Elm 3,9r aller beutfhen Srabts BAIT
ais: 5pctlhen, sep6rrte 8trihen, GrfIeu, 2mlen, ale 4rtin Sup.
3eufrItts, tsldnsiiae peyir3e, S@weiSer~ unp 4imburaer Sale
Sarbeuer, SGrbine, beIti6t &ebfu6ep, beatl6e eSeine, einacma6
ale Irten GanS" q %ei8arren &c. &c, tptGte @riiie! brrlsib:
biuieltem 9reiir Vel. T..
va Gin suttS 0la- gsaSertisr unb iNuli5e grfr19ugarn Iiat
palslbit gLeiGfaQs su 'eor 3it III BADEN, NIB Iaoet al HeiRieew
Seiuhe t~reunblthf S0cct @Uab rSbetm
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y. H. CHARLEY.

5anbler Don Yeoer un0 Shubz6ilNings, Smyprte:.r
BON frani5tlbem Salbteber,
Is. Str, spiihen @fain II. GARY, 9ticbmenb. ga
9suti&tn S6u9ma&ern wirS Siss %gOatdnOiaE a0Ortjrte 9asn
sIttb aOcS gu ibrsm @elbdft not9ise aBstlcus, Gle l. 9. 8in6tnss,
gsNten &c, ATE SCrten llpperS u. 10. DuS ppE Solnern uni
9u9binoern se6 aubt perbenbe 0eber lit eleihfaaS eppl dtbjd.
ellie piele @rtiteI werosa Se0en Saar sOer CUTE 9apiere biaiah
p~srtauft. n6,I
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u. S5eefer II. g
@pUtbtter unb OrugSif,
Ga 10 Mn;h-GtrnE

Santsnb fur bas 6isber sspOnnsne 3utrausn boft e., inter 3u,
fihefupS prcmptsr Seoienun9, oa0elbe aud fernerbin III erbautn.
8eeepte werbsn ju icoer 3eit (sei Gag unoNa4) pl0mpt uaS ac,
~nifeHeat ~auSesfubrt.
aIf Sprten GarbetoTe, Genfterslas, Yrt.s saber, giaarren.
Saudi, Rau~ uno S4nupftasat b~eifdnbis an~adb anS perSsn IN
ben bilieItn grsiien Urrfanft.