The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1867-10-08
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1fFromSths National Freenason.I
THE nI0NEYEEsS MAN.

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| 1.-THE following was composed by oul
young friend, the talented poet, Henry T
Stanton, Esq,of Maysville, KY, the sorr
Of Hon. Bro. Stanton. 1T was. recently
recitedo BY one ofsthe finest readers,or
the English stage, in the city Of London
and won the applause of thousands d
England's NEST classic and refnedi S
Is there no secret place ON the face of tht
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Where charity dwellsth. where virtue haiti
! birtha
Where bosoms in mercy and Kindness will
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And the p,oor,and the wretched Shall task and
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Is there no place On earth where VIII knock ah
sdi from the poor .6sj5 adf a9sis 4.ys
Will bring a kind angel to open the door. :,
Ahl search the wide world wherever you can
THERE'S no bpendpor ia moneyless' man. /.
Go, look in ! yon hail. where the Chandeliers
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Drives off with its splendor the darkness Of
night +. q ~ "a 4 @s'l'isS aiIF
Where the rich hanging velvet, in shadowy
:" fold : 80 ~ s tSs : ; sas
Sweeps gracefully down with its trimming nm q
9anogqla,ss4 as6 a.f1 ssse1ei odd ya.5sa
And the mirrors mpi Of silver take up and renew,
In long lighted sistas, the Kildering view
Gothera, in your patohes.and find, if yeu can,
A welcoming smile for aJmoneyless nanl 1T
Go, look in yon ohurehof the oiaud.r esaIeshing
Sfss s..1iH eh5 Dhe gslins bn8 asci3 III
sHio 5 spiEe'i4aia0ssk Z b4eYeH sdT vEIfd,
Which gives back to the sHpi nm his same look
of red ire5aai 16f tsamsso s7a Ysd
Where the arches and columns are gorgeous
sdi 1withinsf Voitag moIf ssnsm s3ai 4
And 8helwal seem as pure as a souliwithout
7sda5i Sine hes 10 sav gaissom ygbnnt
Go down the long aisleLseeEtRs rich and the
great. ssE eTi51om sidi Hsais .
IN n the p, ponp and the pride of their worldly ID
a''gsl Fs.,Its1 .s.ot1 sna4' safaab a0gdt 1pd asso
Walk down in your patohss. and find II you
80 car, ,AssI III s1sb lsbaD .sssfesisa
Who opens pew to a noneyless mani "a
Go, look 10 yon judge in his dark.aowins
gown, $ y g fa.sl lgs gag
With the scales wherein law wslgheth equity
s7so down, ss;s, s.,.,,,.a,.
Where he fr0Ypa on the weak, and 3s smiles so on
the strong, -
And pnnishes right, while he justifes wrong;
Where jurors their lips on the Bible have
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To render a verdict they've already made
Go there, in the court room. and dnd, iffyod
can, ss7 7 e sosa'ev Fs92 ssilelsai
Any law for the cause Of moneyless mani
Go. look in the, banks, where Mammon has
3 - told gsS. silsq .,is siat - stey
His hundreds and thousands Of silver and md
bssissg goldssd ne t;g,.sa a8F sYsieg
Where, safe fromsthe hands Of the starving
baE ssand poer, bsaaiaa u 10 s9dsifs4
Lies pile upon pile ofthe glittering ore;l e
Walk up to the cohhterLah, there youmay
49, stay, hei3aeths5 ssii ;'e Dsl9R = 80
Till yout limbs grow old and yourshairt turns
rol gray g;s.,- : '4sl s'ai'l ,ifoii,i's
And you'n find at the banks no lone sof the
4'H clan = tHeaaiaeis4i sav aeifSsg
with monsy to lend to a moneyiess mani
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Then so to your howell: no raven has fed
The wife who has suffered too ! long, for her
ie1ag bread. slnal ssps5 eeiisii as - $
Kneer down by srpallst, and kiss the death
frost s9is5- isGEi
From the lips Of the angel your poverty lost
Then turn in yolr agony upward to God,
And bless, while it smites You, the Christening
rod; - We (. s'ssu tsls'aiis. si'i
And yQp'll find at the end Of your LIES iittit
l-Tess sPana sedmod bed s1a9e1 bella eft
There's ywelcems above, for % 9 mponeyyles' p9
fon samani sssns jsha div .tpi .afiem