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>, rnan. FOR BOsTON-VTA NEWPORT

EngfT@h p FOR B0sT0N-VIA NEWPORT
- AND FALL RIVER
line BOsten and Newport line by the splendid and
superior steamers NEWPORT. METROPOLIS, OLD
COLONY, ana EMPIRE STATE, of great strength and
speed constructed eXpress for the navigation OF
Island Sound, running In connection with the Ola
Colony and Newport Railroad.
Leave Pier No. 2S. North River, foot of Murray
The steamer NEWPORT, Captain Brown, leaves
Monday Wedneso ay, and Friday, at P, NJ landing at
Newport
Tuesday, thursday, and saturday, at p. NJ landing
at Newport
These steamers are fitted up with commodious state
rooms, water tight compartments, and every arrange
ment for the security and comfort of passengers who
are Afforded by this rOu nights rest board and on
arrival at Newport proceed railroad again reaching
Boston early on the following morning.
baggage master is attached to each steamer, who
same to its destination
steam in connection with this line between
Newport ana Providence dairy. Sundays excepted
Freight to Boston is taken at the rates by
Oher regular line, aud forwarded with the greatest
petition by an express rain which leaves Newport
every nernlng (Sundays eXceptedl at O'Clock, Tor
Boston and New Bedford arriving at its destination
For freight passage apply on board at the once,
on Pier No B North River For state rooms and berths
advance apply TO u. LITTLEFIELD Agent
No Y BROADWAY, New York
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OUR FIREMEN.-The following officers
have been elected by the West Philadelphia
Steam Fire Engine Company for the ensuing
Yice-President; John I. Flanagan, Secretary;
Joseph w. Pullen, Assistant; and John White,
Treasurer.
The members Of the Southwark Engine Com
pany turned out yesterday afternoon, for the
purpose of attending the funeral of their late
fellow.member, Mr.. David Cattell. The deceased
had been a member for forty years.
The independence Engine Company have
ordered 500 feet of forcing hose
A number of the friends Of the Diligent Engine
Company are about TO present them with signal
bell for their steamer.
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luMOND NORFOLK AND

,szf&SA FOR RICHMOND. NORFOLK, AND
VsSSa4Al.ls4z CITY PoINT-The sde-wheel steamships
hATIERAS, Captain Alexander. Every saturday,
ALBEMA RLE, Captain Bourne. Every WednesuaH1,
At IL M from Pier No. 96 North River giving thr9uRn S
bills of ladlug etc. TO all points the SeaDOHfu a
road and its connection - 90 ,bor.,
LIVINGSTON, FOX & co, Agents No. % LioetV
street
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DR. j. S. ROSES ALTERATIVE.
IL GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER
lfyou have corrupt disordered vitiated blood,
sick all over 1t may appear as pmples sores
some active disease or 1t may only make feel ian
guild or depressed but you cannot have good health
your blood is impure. DIR. Roses Alternative removes
all these impurities, and is the remedy that will
you to health
glands scTOtula tubercular consumption and all erup
DYOTT Il CO..
No 232 North SECOND Street.
DIR. DYOTTS ITCH OINTMENT
will cure every form ofitch and superior other
remedy the OF that dsagreeabe and tormentng
complaint Price % cents. Sent per mail 40 cents
DYOrr d CO.,
No. 232 North SECOND Street
DIR. j, s. ROSES EXPECTORANT,
For the cure OF consumption, coughs, colds asthma,
catarrh influenza splitting Of blood, bronchitis, and all
diseases OF the lungs,
This syrup having stood the test many years ex
perlenCe as a tme0y Tita ion or any inflammation
of the lungs throat, broncha, is acknowledged by
all to be remedy superior to any other known com
pound the reet and cure Of coughs and con-
sumption. Price 81. Sole agents, -
956m No. 232 North SECOND street
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AMUSEME NTS,

NEW CHEsNUT STREET THEATRE
MR. ANn Eis IRd iH "a W5sK W * . OF oHH,,r,,,s
GRAND GOMBINAI ION BILL.
THBEE GREAT PIECES.
TnE PHiLADELPHiA NEwsBoY,
produced With new and accurate scenery among which
I,HHE LiDGER OFFICE, THE INQUIRER OFFICE,
r,,,, ,,rliGG TIL EE EEEhi@NG @ TELEGRAPd OFFICE.
THE La PIERRE HOUSE,
THE AcAp Ny "SP on CiHTESSHT S1REETSs ETC
- he peiormenee win consist Of the new Local Drama,
lHE PHIIAD CLPHIA NEwsBoY
Dlek, , tpS & &heWs!hoI,:...,: ~! Mrs. BARNEY WILLIAMS
,BoRS 10 GOOD LUCK.
f. -,,., TiiE LAfEsE FROM NEW YORK,
grand GnRatSSSPAE PAMfLY fnLEYt5Mhs9}SSEE MRT}SEH.
WALNUT STREET THEATRE
w N E. corner Of NINTH Nj and WALNUT Streets.
MR. IUHE BROUGHAM.
win be presented after careful preparation Broughams
oOm'al ufG5i3i uoGGMB6sS 65sSfRHag1pSs Fl
T Fg sPS % o y sSe9 ade @ @
""l IC"a cun,.%%lEI JSTS iB&SUsSAi%& AS
Previous to which, O'Bren's Comedy OF
Gerald Fitzu aurice ..........,,Mr JOHN BROUGHAM
MRS. JOHN DREws NEWsARCH STREET
IRI THEATRE. Begins at half past I O'Clock.
G., l.. FO&-JAiK X AND GILL.
MONDAY, AND TILL FURTHER NOTICE,
MR. G. L. FOX,
the great Comedian and Pantommist in his own Panto-
mime Of
JACK AND GILL.
supported by c. X. FOX. Mad'Ie MARTINETTI, and
Master CALIIGNE
WITH EVERY SCENE NEW,
and a Grand transformation Scene by q. A. Hawthorne
and Mr. ii Rough
FRIDAN-Benedt OF G. L. FOX.
SATURDA FIRST JACK AND GILL MATINEE
NEW NJ h r CAN TIL EATR E.
l Engagement OF the celebrated
MISS MOLLIE WILLIAMS AND FELIX VINCENT.
THIS EVENING,
THE FRENCH SPY and
IRELAND AS IT WAS.
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CRUEL .NEGLEcT.-On Saturday night,
Mrs. Leonard applied at the Eleventh Ward
Station House for lodgings for herself and
child, boy four months old. During the night
dcyeloped the fact that the mother had been on
the street during the day soliciting aims, and
tbe child's death was caused by exposure and
neglect
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TRIFLNG FIRE.-About 10, O'Clock on Satm-
day morning slight fire occurred at Christian
Wagner's lager beer saloon, No. S26 n. Third
street, occasioned by the huo setting fire to the
wood work.
About six o'clock on Saturday evening, n
slight fire occurred at the trimming store of
Lewis Israel, on Second street, above Union
occasioned by some light fabrics being caught
in the gaslight.
The roof of a small brick building in HaydoclI
street, above Front, was slightly damaged by
fire last night, about nine o'clock. The building
belonged TO the Northern Liberties Gas Works,
and Is used as q Storehouse for heaters Tor the
gasometer
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HOSPITAL ITEMs.-The following cases were
admitted into the Pennsylvania Hospital on
saturday,
Anna owens, forty-two years of age fell
down on the ice in front of her residence, on
saturday morning, and broke her left arm.
Hugh Sweeney, twenty-five years old a resi-
dent OF carbon county, had his eft leg broken
while working in n coal mine.
Peter Hager, aged twCRty-three years. who
resides at No. l2H Flbcrt street, Tell from
platform and fractured his right leg. This oC-
Cured two days ago
a lad named James Dougherty who lives AT
blchmOnd, had one Of his feet badly crushed
by being run over by "a coal curt The swell
ing was so great that 10 was impossible TO deter
mine whether any OF the bones were broken OF
not.
Jane lritchard, ffty.ouc years old, living in
fltZwater street, below Broad, fell upon the Ice
and broke her left leg.
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J. VAUGHAN MERRCK, WILLIAM H. NERRICK
+. COPE
COUTHWARk FOUNDRY FIFTH ANN
- WASHINGTON Streets
PHILADELPHIA.
BERHICK d. SONS,
ENGlN EERS AND h1ACHINISTS,
manufacture High Low Pressure steam Engines for
Land, River, and Marine Service.
Boilers, GasUmeters- banks iron BO ats etc
Castings Oh all kinds, either iron OF brass.
iron Frame Roots Tor Gas Works, Workshops and
Railroad Stations. etc ~
Retorts and Gas Machinery, OF the latest most i'm
proved construction
Every description OF Plantation Machinery and Sugar
saw, and GTist Mills Vacuum Pans, Open team Trains
DefecatOrs, Filters Pumping Engines @'
sole Agents or N. BnleuX's Patent sugar Boiling
Apparatus, Nesmyths Patent steam hammer, and A 1.
pinwall WoOsey's Patent Centrifugal sugar Draining
Machine. 6J0S
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sIMILIA sIMILIRUs oURANru
HUMPHREYS, HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS

FAMILY CASES
Ot 30 large vias, morocco case, containing
specific tor every ordinary disease a family Is
subject to, and a book of direc lions. ....... $1,000
smaller Family and Travelling cases, with 20 to
q yias. So to ss
Specihcs for all diseases, both tor Curing and
for Preventive treatment in vals and pocket
cases ......... 81 to s5
These Remedies by tn single box are sent TO
any part OF the country, by Mail or Express, nee OF
CHARGE on receipt of the price
Address SPECIFIC
H0MG0PATHIC MEDICINE COMPANY,
Office and Depot, No 562 BROADWAY, New York
Dr. HUMPHREYS is consulted daily at his office, per-
sonay or by letter above for all forms of disease
For sale by DYOTT d CO., JOHNS ON, HOLLOWAY
~ COWDEN, T. X. CALENDER. and AMBROSE
SMITH; Wholesale Agents. Philadelphia, and at
all Druggists 627 smwS
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COMMISSIONERS APPOINTED. President
Johnson has appointed the following gentle
men Commissioners to attend the annual trial
OF the pyx at the mint of the United States, at
Philadelphia, on the 18th Of February next
Professor Joseph Henry, Of Washington John
Torney, New York; Hon. Samuel b. Ruggles,
New York; Professor j. II. Alexander, Balti-
more; Professor George j. Brush, New Haven;
Proiessor Robert f. Rogers, Philadelphia; Pro-
lessor Charles M. Wetherill, Bethlehem. Pa;
Wllliam ,; Appleton, Boston, Mass; Professor
SIephen Alexander, Princeton, N j.
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NEW CHURCH ORGANIz ATION.-Ye ester
day the Oxford Presbyterian Church, located at
the corner OF oxford and Broad streets, was
appropriate ceremonies.
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SALES AT THE HAY MARKET.-During
the past week 393 loads of hay and AZ of straw
were weighed and sold at the Farmers Hay and
straw Market, North Seventh street. The sup
Div was light on account of the heavy snow
storm, which has oostructed many Of the roads
Best quality Timothy hay sold at the close at
Sl.65@I.7O Straw sold at $l35@l'4O per 100
pounds.
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A PRAIsEwoRTHY INsTITUTIoN.-One Of
the most deserving of our charitable institu.
tions is the Howard MissioE, in Shippen, below
Fourth street. 1t has been in operation for the
past twenty-three years, and affords relief and
During the last winter the managers of the
Mission were enabled to relieve every worthy
case who called upon them for assistance.
Many were widows left with orphans; others
sick or aged. Included in the expenditures OF
last winter S2584'64 was distributed as folio VS.
-S47l'S0 in shoes; Sl83'59 in groceries; 1854
in coal; $5O7'5O in clothing; and Sl37'75 in cash
paid for funeral expenses, house rent, etc The
advance in the cost of food, clothing fuel, ETC.,
renders it necessary for the Society to make
increased efforts in raising funds to carry on
ITS operations Donations can be sent to John
NJ Harper, Esq, No. 3O6 Chesnut street, OF the
Agent, Mr.. John Seldom
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ANNIVERSARY MEETINGS. - Yesterday
afternoon the Youths Missionary Society con-
nected with the First Independent Church was
held at Broad and SAMSON streets. The eXer-
cises were quite interesting. The Treasurer
reported that S46S had been raised by the
Society during the year. Addresses were made
by the Rev. Dr.. Beadle, Rev. DR.. Bartholomew,
and Rev. John Chambers.
The twenty-nnth anniversary of the Sunday
Schools OF the Church OF the Evangessts,
afternoon, Rev. Samuel DurboToW and other
clergymen officiating.
At o'clock the exercises were commenced by
the singing of the hymn, 'Hosannas were by
Children Sung after which an address was
made to the children by the Rev. Mr.. Ward.
This was followed by singing by the children;
lesson from Scripture; and sermon by the Rev.
Mr. Durborrow. The presentation of offerings
by the schools then took place. The collections
during the year were quite large, and some Of
them formed the subject of congratulatory
remarks by the pastor. The exercises were
closed with prayer and the benediction.
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Wills a. nromntv ges0 me any Pan aIecuons
dreds o. ply sicans use it dany in their practice ard
give It their unqualified recommendation sold by our
agents and dealers.
The Medicine is exclusively prepared by the sub
scribers Propretors and successors to r. T. POND,
whom all orders must be addressed
HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE co,
No. 562 BROADWAY, New York
PRICES OF PONDS EXTRACT.
Six ounce bottles with directions, retail 80 cents
INT bottles with directions retail. .........sl 81 100
Liberal discount to Physicians and Dealers.
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REPORT OF YOUNG WoMEN's HOME
The report of the Managers was read at the
Home, No. 1888 Lombard street, last Saturday
afternoon. Since it commenced operations in
October 2, 1865, dftytwo women have been ad-
mitted. The following Board of Managers were
elected:-Miss Meredith, Miss G. Roberts, Mrs
William r. Legee, Mrs. G. W. Oushman, Mrs
F. Bacon, Miss G. E. Wilcox, Mss f. Lea, and
Miss Wheeler. Board of Gouncilmen-Messrs
I. Coffin. @. w. Cushman, and L. ii. Redner
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~gFE8sa PACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COZ
THRoUGa LINE TO CALIFoRNIA

zzFET5 EMPIRE STEAMSHIP LINE, FOR
-sSS+AAAlle444s- PROVIDENCE ANO BOSTON.
SAILING tr ON each port Sa uIday, from second
wharf above Vine street, PHILADELPHIA and Providence
and Boston Railroad Wharf Provi dence, r 1.
The line is composed OF the frst-cass Steamships
HUNTkR, M. l.. Rogers commander
CHASE,J. A. Crossman commander.
These superior and well equipped steamships sail
regularly advertised Freight will be received daily,
steamship being always The berth to receive cargJ.
points the Boston and Providence or Worcester
Railroads VIII be received and the goods delivered in
less time and at lower rates than bv any other route
Bills of lading furnished at the office
NO bis OF lading siPned after the ship hos sailed
For further Information apply to
No. l26 North Wharves.
Henry Cleaveland Esq. Agent at Providence R. /.
--zF%Fs, NATIONAL STEAM NAVIGATION
SSSSSslAAllAs4skS COMPANY CLimited)
Steamers weekly to LIyerpOo. calling at Queenstown
The splendid first class Iron steamships
LOUISIANA, Captain Harrington.
PENNSYLVANIA, Captain Lewis
ERIN, Captain Cutting
THE QUEEN. Captain GrORan,
DENMARK, Captain Thomson.
An experienced Surgeon on each ship free OF charge
Drafts issued for any amount payable at bank IL
Great Britain or on the continent
RATES OF PASSAGE, PAYABLE IN oURREECvI
To Liverpool or Queenstown. SlOO $50
Through passage to Paris Antwerp Hamburg Bre-
men, London, etc at low rates
Steerage passage tickets to bring persons from Liver
pool or QueS nstown for S35 currency be obtained
ar No 27 BROAD WAY.
For freight cabin passage apply the Office of the
Company. No 81 BROADWAY For steerage tickets
at the Passage Office of the Company, No q BROAD
WAY, or No. 215 PEARL street. -
w II.
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- nJETC'as FOR NEW YOBK.-PHILADEL
EiifsE9sasts51- dglpha Steam Propeller COMPANY De-
spatCh Swiftsure via Delaware and Rartan Canal
leaving dai at Y NJ and p. NJ connecting with All
Northern ara Eastern lines.
For freight which viii be tax en- upon accommodating
terms, amply T. WILLIAM Nj BA IRD & Co.
is No. 1872 s. DELAWARE Avenue.
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MEDICAL.
PONDS EXTRACT OF HAMAHIELZs,

is one OF the few domestic remedies which have come
INTO general use and favor, without putting. 1t Is I'M
product Of simple shrub harmless in all cases. and
domestic remedy, unequalled.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-03-08

Governments, Federal aud State, to use all
necessary Constitutional means to remedy
this evil,
O. Resolved, That the Radical majority in
the so-called Congress have proved them
selves 70 be In favor. of Negro Suffrage by
forcing ! upon the people of the District
OF Columbia against their almost unani-
nous wish, solemnly expresseda at the polls,
by forcing IL upon the people of an the
Territories, and by their various devices 10
.eoerce the people Of the South 20 adoptit #;
that " are opposed to Negro Suffrage, be-
lieyinR It would be productive of evil to
both whites and blacks, and tend to pro-
duce a disastrouB conflict of races.
]. Resolved, That for all their efforts 20
uphold the Constitution we tender to the
President and to the majority of the Judges
of the Supreme Court Of the United States
u hearty thanks.
s. RESOLVED, That We are Ina favor OF a
Democratic Convention of delegates from
all the States, to be held at such time and
place Us may be agreed upon, and that the
state Central Committee be authorized to
CONCUR with other proper committees In
liking time and place, and that we prefer
Louisville, Ky, as the place.
8. Resolvcd That the Democratic news
papers Of Ohio deserve our earnest and lib
eral support and that an early and thorough
organization of the party is indispensable.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-03-08

Chicago is an institution of itself-per-
fectly unique. If it were like any other
city under the suu, It would not be Chi
cago, aud should have an alias. The other
day a special was sent to the Cincinnati
Times, from which we picked these two
items:
The divorce suit in which Baron Won
Claim figured as defendant, was terminated
yesterday by the granting OF The decree
asked. The Baroness was granted alimony
to the amount of twenty-eight thousand
dollars.
a divorce suit of much interest came up
in he Court to-day. -Four weeks ago Rosa
Switzer applied for adivorceon the ground
of cruelty. J. III. Hayes, a lawyer, APP
pcared for the husband and allowed the Is
sue of an order for the defendant to APP
pear aud answer Immediately.
The case was before the Master in Cham
Gerry, and one witness, only, l.. II. Sanford,
was examined to prove the facts, and the
decree of divorce was granted-Switzer al
ways appearing by his attorney. \ few
days afterwgrd, Sanford obtained a license
and was married to the divorced wife.
Yesterday Switzer appeared in person, and
asked for an order to set aside the decree.
He states that he never knew of the pro-
ceeding-n6vcr gave any attorney power
for him-and never abused his wife. The.
was granted.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-03-08

at..,.o,u ap-..,.,, o,..a.t,ut sata ,..,
49, r.. 80 ~ ~ IL ~.,,ravn IN
m. r.arrIru nv go pta,,.tlo, pi,tars. A. ha oslt
vsarw - nt.h, ~ toav p,an,aaaa p,,,sss AZ be
ia.l.J anae,ita rasa-. - 49, na,,auy
onnressad ha - p1.n,.Hoa ME-. al ,noy
never r.iIsd "a 80 btr,' an ~ nI,ssonsr and orn
Few nsrso.s want anv bottar sudtboritv. hut az
so,o - 80 49, a.. caU..tsS O
~" rovs mnob :. "a, s.r r
iv boIisvs tho pIsrto.ion pi,,ar. -. -
Iife REV. W n WAgdS Rp MADRID N ~
. Ibaya bsau ! graIt sroersr
oan nrsno,sts .nd 80 80 aha.ias -
M p,..,.,Io. pn,a-~ -
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pEv urrTUoon - QUA
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A strong Indictment.

The Hartford Times is d~isloyal, and
should be arrested-and suppressed-it
says:
The Ohio Legislature r(bOth branches
strongly Republican, has once more re
jected, by a vote of two to one. a PROPOSE
ton to strike from the Constitution of that
State the word "whiten and let negroes
vote. The vote against this proposition
was overwhelming, audit shows the Re-
publican party of that great State to be
well united against allowing negro suffrage
at home. They are quite willing that their
representatives in Congress should, by a
clear and gross %usurpation of power, at
tempt to force this doctrine of negro suf-
frage upon the other States, But for them
selves, they will have none ofitt
THIS is the third time the Ohio Republi-
cans nave thus showed their hands.
And so it is in Wisconsin, in Iowa, in
Minnesota, in New York, and half a dozen
other States. In Wisconsin they recently
gave nearly twelve thousand majority
against negro suffrage. In Connecticut the
majority is sOHdand strong against negro
mixing, every time. Governor Hawley
and the Republican papers in this State
have all come out this Spring In favor OF
this thrice-rejected doctrine. But they
have no idea of doing anything more with
it than to use it, so as to save the votes OF
certain ultra radicals, L..lor
This Votein the Ohio Legislature is very
significant. 1t shows, as does the action OF
the New York Senate just taken. in reject
ing the pending Constitutional Amend
ment that in the estimation of the Repub-
licans themselves the position of the DE.
mocracy against G suffrage is right.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-03-08

We copy, from the Nashville Gazette, an
extract of a lecture delivered recently In
that city by Father RYAN, author of the
conquered Banner" "a land without
ruins Is a land without memories-a land
without memories Is a land without lib
erty. A land that wears q laurel crown
may be fair TO sec; but Irvine a few sad
cypress leaves around the brow of any
land, and be chat land barren, beautiless
and bleak, II bccemes lovely in lts conse-
Grated coronot of sorrow and IL wins the
sympathy Of the heart and Of history.
Crowns Of roses fade-crowns Of thorns en-
lure. Calvaries and cruciiXions take deep
est root of humanlty-the triumphs OF
might arr. transient-they pass and are for
~gotteu-thc sufferings of right are craven
deepest on the chronicle of nations:
Eyes, give me- tho land " here the ruins arc spread,
And Che living tread light on The beafts OF Tao
yes. gIyc me a land that Is blcst by the dust,
Aud bright with the dccds Of the down.trodden
Yes, aiyc me toe land Whole the battles red bias,
Has dashed on the ,uture the form OF the past;
Yes, give me a and hath legends and lays
What tell Ofthe mcmotfes oflong vanished days;
Yes. give me n land that bath story aud song,
To tell OF the strife OF the right WITH the wrong;
Yes give me the land with a grave In each spot.
Aud names in the graves Tat shall not be forgot
Yes. give M the land OF the wreck and the tomb,
Ihergs 2 grandeur In < ayes-there's glory 10
Fo~out OF the gloom future brightness II born,
As after the u ght looms the sunrise Of morn:
Aod The raves Of the dead with the grass over
Ma Vet form the f~ootstooi or tibcrty's throne,
And each single wreck of the War-path Of might,
Shall yet he a rock in the temple of rightl'