The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-03-25

Ma e g'sa' a.s'' a.Ha' 'i''' '''h.'.ai7s oa'
Neae Hare brave. 60 iore srsns. ihan its
0fssa Maguta.n 8hFeug,
Nis have jsiasi. heart af'd haat. aud Aave sHsis
ihsN saaaa stAn4.
Tser4as iea.sss wrohg .fibsirlif Gel Prelets ;
mes have ,ossa 10 lay lov bpi hearted ~,
Ana shs tes ssui ou h.gh,--ws vi conquer
o. de.
El, sar f,e,lsm krtso. whieh oaF Gu3 ga -
tiew.
De ~ ihs. our country yea r. ,1ee, sweet
Httry
They base sounded ihs knsll q lhs pArsinE fare
well,
rTHis rang through the ,sul. likss faueralioil.
Fof Il seemed 70 ~, ye never more may
Yaar loved oaos behold. cen IA ums's onward
rgH.
Sisters sept their aieas, whispering. Brothers.
Re true,
While the Mo.hsrs hsassavsrd eye, spoke tie
praycyfal good byc,
And tie Fathers proud form. bent ny grief =
waling storm,
Plead NY sons uobly dis, 0o4 ealls you from
"a hisb
brothers. DARK Is the cloud iha, our eouusry en-
shiouds;
Hos Ter great besft do,h weep. for the brave
vile must sleep,
Y,s il Moulucth asaul, IN deep sngnish bowed,
Asd her isad soul size Sleep. IN the tsau that
She vcvIs-
NO nstler uiore kind OR the earth may we end
Taan cur country ~ warm in her love, mid zach
stofm,
whose ersmpls would bind all the hearts ofman-
kind,
Whose iond maternal arm e'sr hath shielded
fronl harm.
Thoash ber i,uder heart swell, from sorrows
deep veil.
That tie llos mus, te given, tie iendcrsst ties
rlgril,
Ye She lnogeth fall well that those wbo reb.lld,
hsh lleassn.
Thsy are weeping for thee, drops q blood. 0 my
connirs,
Tia, tbe suns thou hast nursei, has thy love 50
accursed,
81 lie golden chain see, Of our swee, fraternity.
IL Thousand iinks baisl, By esil deeds
Cursed.
lIasL 10 thunder tones lgul mothinAs here
afoWet
Tile ttuih sholI prevail, tbs traitor shall quill,
l,a lns ,iie heart 50 proud with terror Uc bowed,
Aah ID svriv~ shall aaii, rhen lhe darkness
SHALL tail.
S silver light 'lo,e tie cloud !, shining,
Sea slaiioas IJsli g.eame,h ihrong the dark
hight,
Wbic liberty 5 sons, s,ih their thousand tongues
Wildly shcu with delight, at tie glory team
ing SIGHT
wave cur banner cn higa, till it grcci ;ae Blu,
sky,
On Is proud fOi.ls there, so beautifully fair,
Inscribed I,t there be, "Uur God and Liberty"
By thee will We dare lie or death to share.
Pray Brother be streng and your courage prolong
With God on your SIDE, what woe can betide;
he cannot aii wrong, he Il ever SO strong,
But With right ou your side, you TO victory
Il-'l guide.
Oh. methiAs angels raise their loud songs u
praise
70 tie great God Of love, who reigHelh above,
Ard smiles that your ways His wisdom obeys,
hlt compassion doth mose as your actions
wIl prove
llarE tile angel Ct peace ,vectly singeth release,
TO tie toll worn bring, e'cn from heavens
high king;
BY the God above, by your rights that lie loves.
Soon the victory you'll sing, 'iill heavens
arches ring.
Twice hath England, proud foe, foully sought to
lay lev
oar liberties dear, to our hearts very near,
But cur fathers dealt blow and humbed that foe.
And babe with fond cheer liberty higher to rear.
Once again from his lair, see e Lyon s rcd glare,
As he watches his prey both BY night and BY
day;
Watch his om;nous sigus, see his hellish designs.
Assn deadly array, seeking bloody afray,
By ,hy quick aashing eye, BY the blush mou t
ihg high,
May We read cen full we'll wha, thou nsed'st
not 10 tell;
Thou wilt deal the death blow to that eowardly
re,
For naasht else 50 well hi, ambition viii quell.
AZ Freedom shall rise tn she pierce the blue
skies,
TN the green boughs Shall lave, in the silvery
wave,
Where rebellion 5 dark guise cannot burden with
sghs.
Where the being who gave will her purity save.
Prom her home IN The skies will she greet our
foud eyes,
And her bcugbs wave ia pride DER our earth
far And wide,
While each crimson drop shed, ;hat from faithful
he4Fis bled,
Shall e'sr glitter Ike sheen, 'mOng her leaves
ever green II. N.B
SuNpuELASB, March 18th,
A MYSTERIOUS rATIENT.
ny EMEI.nN HINNETT