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ESSA s PRIS ES !.
A CHRISTMAS STORY.

LITTLE TEssA sat alone by the fire,
waiting for her father to come home from
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all four in the big bed behind the cur
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AFTER ELECTION,
NJ J. @. WHITTIER.

The Alta utic Monthly f r January has poems by
our pro rnent American poets. namely; bryant,
DWELL. B.yard Taylor and Whittier. The soui-
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n every true, patriotic American heart.
The day,s shar, strife is ended now,
Our work is done, tIod kuoweth how
"A on the thronget. unresttul town
-. The natisuce o: the moon looks down
wait to hear be side the wire,
The voices OF its tongues of fire.
Slow, doubtful, faintthey seem at first;
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Hark!-There the Aleghanies spoke;
That sount from lake and prairie broke
That sunset gun of triumph rent
The silence of a continent!
That signal from Nebraska sprung,
This, from Nevada's mountain tongue!
Is that thy answer strong and free,
o, loyal heart of Tennessee?
WHAT strange. glad voice is that which calls
From Wagnar's grave, and Snmter' $ walls 7
From Mississippis fountain head
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There rustled freedoms Charter Oak
In that wild burst the Ozirks spoke
Cheer answers cheer from rise to set
OF SUM- We have q country yet
The praise o God, be thine alone!
Thou givest not for bread a stones
Thou hast not led US through the night
To blind us with returning light;
Not through the furnace have we passed
To perish at its mouth at last.
o night Of peace, thy fight restraint
November's moon, be slow to wane:
Shine on the eedman's cabin floor,
On brows of prayer a blessing pour;
And give, with full assurance blest,
The weary heart of Freedom rest!