The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-01-05
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And Eighteen Hundred Sixty Funr,
Ia nuu,O,rcd with The things u ycre.
Now. While With by We gee, Vie New,
Ven rcyerently bid adieu
To the old year; aud my We know. ....
By what i, taught ~, hos 10 80
In safety through each coming day,
And help us all, eur heads to hay
Upon our pillows cv'ry night,
Consc Gus We have done all things tight
Eaca ones ,xpeiie,ec in til, PasJ
A ciear reflection ought ~ east
A ong the path OF life he ,rcad.,
Exposing all the spider threads
OF danger, which, so son at first.
Are soon too s:rong for him to burst.
TITUS: II you 60 to mcrta friend.
And only mcau some dime. to srcnd,
Aud soon fhd YOU'RE ''vn bcnd,"
You oug Ito think.
The fticndsbir of ,,ui friend not gcod,
Or you are starting on a road,
Where hghicst lmdrns make load,
That .ucn will sink
The ellworn. weary tnv'lcr down
To such low level. good men iruwn.
And ssy. while naming you with secrn,
The world vvtr better, YOU W bOrn
Or, II too s,roug state the case,
Aud you know neither time nor place,
Where you have into folly rua, ......
Or aiy wrong or evil dOne--
Th,n, 1T the Past induce the strife
10 reach higher. noblcr life.
Leave all the Past, the had, the good,
As landmarks, all along your road
.ravc bad Tor good. and that pnssess'd
Then. leave O., r. od and gain The best,
And Ne you onward, upward rs. ..
New Powers iur g'Ud YET wills
A higher poip, and better still,
And you can resch IL IL you will.
Bu, while We make the Past to teach.
How we a greater good may reach,
AZ intcgml pats. let us look
Out from uur selfish, narrow nook, ....
And sce that we n Nation form,
That now is bow d before a Storm
Remember the Patriots who go
To meet and quella stubborn foe
Not foes 10 us alone. but wore,
Cur Nations iocs, wi q seek to curse
, The Nation With the ioulest Shame
That ever marred Nations name
Think Of the soldiers IL the tented feld,-
Haw cv'ry good Of Il,me ard life they yis'
In quick responses TO the Nations call.
Aud make their bodies cur protecting wa
Think how they leave their loved ones
our circ. ..r.. ..... ....a
Trusting that we will help them all to hta
Their heav, burdens Think Of those I
Who left their homes, TO give your homes
pose;
Think kindly Of them. and speak kindly. t
To all who love the Patr iols in blue
Such wHrl Such battles Never yet I
Q Sun
In all his shining ever shone upon
?, And while we drop for those who fall, a te
Aud bend In sadness over every birr.f
May we not now liz up our hearts In pri
Aud trust our county " II! the storm outrid
? Aud proudly too, anticipate the dsy,
When wars aiorws shall allhave pass d ava
Wh,n all between our countrys wide
.tremes. s.. ...... ..
Sha u speak to us on only peaceful themes
When throughout all the land from Sea
Set,
Our Flag and Laws shall all respected be
Prepar'J Tor war, but loving arts ofprac
Well tend our aJcks aud watch the growi
fierce.
q Wen I'LL The soil aud culiiva'e the arts.
And NIKE improvements N our heads q
hearts.
But wont we 60 aud have a quiet pull
Al the nose Of our neutral friend Jo n lul
4 Aud Jonny Crapau might expect dash.
> With our lett hard At his well comb'J mo
tache.
I would not I Ike to 60 so far, shooting.
, But would like to give them both boctin
~ II We are wrong. that might never righi
Feed the world, Is better far than fight
3 What shall we say. as We pass on. Of n
Who have assumed the attitude OF foes.
Who raised their hands in parri ,idal sirif
nd And sought to tai peaceful nations ,if,
nd What can we say that viii At all express
", The views We have ofsrch "pure cussedn-s
To punish them according to their deeds.
We must excel the most barbaric creed',
Old Smut,y Nose would be f,r too civi
For dealing with such prodigIons evil,
,o 4 nd so, TO avoid all future bother,
,te would shut them up with one another,
And their condition. then 10 make still WI
Throw in all trnitors at the Meth, Of eou
Turn we our faces now from scenes OF M
And question what the signs OF progress
See from the West a spien lid band
$ States,
> Conc lroopiug on, and knoekingat the ga
The Union gates, which cannot opened b
Except they come Republican and Free;
- See, too, III Railroad with It's iron ban
Stretching lie length aeroes tie western Ian
A band most firm. and making more sceu
30 What s-em'd most firmly boun1 in one
.iH fore. l't af.H .u.
More wondrous still! The way already trn
BY VII Oh he worlI 10 70 be all embrace
- BY the electric wire. destroying space.