The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-09-21

a more rigid economy In their man
agement; and last, though not least,
it is for a NATIONAL ADMINISTRATIONS
FAVORABLE TO NATIONAL FREEDOM
And this we shall have in 1850, il
as a party we are true to ourselves
and our principles.
The battle just fought and won
is but a skirmish on the outposts -
The great battle is to come, when
we arc to meet and dislodke from
their fortresses a we'll trained and
we'll disciplined army, who have
long been in possession OF the gov.
ernment, and who will fight des.
perately to maintain 1t. See to it
my friends, that the little army in
this township. which 80 gloriously
triumphed in October, shall have no
traitor or deserter from that banner
and its principles 10 the coming con-
test. Long may this joyous occasion
and the month Of October, 1859, be
remembered as it should be remem.
bered, with gratitude to the Giver OF
every good, for October is a glori-
ous month, and there ought always
to be joy aud thanksgiving at its an
nual return; joy for it's fruits and
golden grain. IL is the most beau
tiful, because the most mature month
OF all the twelve, and has rightly
been called the golden month. 1t
comes to Us every year with it's
georgous robes OF crimson and gold,
and flying lors OF russell tinted
leaves and autumnal flowers 20 make
glad the heart Of man. and we who
are gathered here on this occasion,
and all who sympathise with us have
added to the joy, the happiness which
this October brings to the people Of
Ohio, because OF the verdict they
have Just rendered at the b ,llot box
es for freedom; and not only in Orio
and in this county the month OF
October, 1859, will bring hopes and
encouragement to thoee who are
struggling for their righ's, and make
it an ever memorable year for its
victories, in favor of the principles
of our our National Independence.
From Pennsylvania there comes
greeting to us the welcome shout.
ings Of her sturdy sons for the tri.
umph they have achieved over a
faithless President from their own
state. From Iowa there comes back
the echoing response Of another vic.
tory, and from Minnesota the young
."NoRrH STAR STATE" there comes
also the rejoicing OF free people,
for their first undisputed triumph. -
Ohio sends back the greeting of a
full and complete victory, and gives
the frien Is Of freedom everywhere the
assurance that she is well prepared
for the great battle OF 1860. On her
banner she has inscribed the glorious
motto of"LIpERTY, UNloN, JUsTIoE:"
and she proposes to join her sister
states in carrying it to the capitol
of the Republic, believing that its
triumphant entry into the capitol of
the nation, will give an impetus to
freedom and free principles where
, yer n slave tolls beneath the lash OF
taskmastcr or tyrant tramples on
the rights OF fellow man.
Right onward, oh, speed III Wherever the
blood
OF the wrons'd and the snlsss is crying TO
Con:
Wherever a slave In his letters ia pinng;
Wherever The lash of the driver IL twning;
| Wherever from kindred. torn rudeiy apart,
Comes tho sorrowlul wall Of the broken o'
heart;
Wherever the shackles Of tyranny bind,
I In silence ana darkness the God. given mind;
There God speed II onward its truth Will be
This bonds shall DO looscn'd-, iron shal
+.
And you bold hearted yoomanry', honest an,
truo,
Who, haters of fraud, give to labor its due,
Whose fathers, Of old, sang In concert will
! mine,
On the banks Of swee,ora, the songs OF thu
Rhine
The pure German pilgrim, who first dared L
brave,
The seorn of the proud In tho cause of th,
WIN the sons OF such men yield the lor,s OF the
South
One brow for tho band-for the paddock one
mouth
You, bow down to tyrantsl-you, rivet The
chain.
Which your fathers smoto of, on the pool
slave ugan?''
mo NEvER!--one voice, like tho sound il
the cloud,
When the roar of the storm WAKES loud au'
moro loud
Wheroyor the foot Of freeman hath pass'd,
From the Delaware msrge't TO the lakes oi th'
West,
On the South going breezes shall deepen ant
Till the land It sweeps over shah tromblc be
low,
The voice Of pEoPLE-uprise--awake
Human rights tor their watchword when free
{ dom's ut stake
Thrilling up from each valley, flung down fror
each hight,
: Our CousTRY AND LIBERTY! - COP ron tn
RIourl'
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