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The New York herald., 1868-03-28
Mexico and "a Decent Respect for the Opin-
ions OF Mankind.


ions Of Mankind.
Our late news from the Mexican republic
shows that affairs in that unfortunate country
are more terribly mixed than ever-involved,
indeed, in difficulties the end of which cannot
be foreseen unless the termination shall be
found in hopeless chaos The time seems to
be passed when we can save her or when she
has any claim to salvation at our hands.
The forcble hint to Mexico which we quoted
a few days since from the London Ne,os
Is one that undoubtedly has the full SYM
pathy of the mercantile and financial inte-
rests of Great Britain-interests that inev-
tably shape the national policy and move
the army and navy thereby. Originally the
whole question between Mexico and the
European Powers was one of money; but
the Powers joined with France to enforce
payment Of claims, finding that France in
tended to abuse the expedition and turn It to
an ambitious purpose of her own, drew out
and left her to prosecute alone the events that
led TO the empire. The withdrawal Of those
Powers was q short-sighted policy. They had
given countenance to the inception Of the expe-
dition, and they left France without restraint
in thing for which they were in part respon-
sible. They should have remained and held
her to the original purpose. Mexico pretends
now to hold them as parties to the attempt
against her sovereignty, though in Withdrawing
they gave an evidence that they were sincere
in their original purpose. In pursuance of the
view taken by his government Juarez, when
by the grace of the American people he sue
ceeded in reaching his own capital, announced
that all treaties between Mexico and European
Powers had expired and lost what force they
had ever had. II was not denied by this that
the national treasury would pay its bonds, but
simply that the obligation between the treasury
and the bondhoder had no longer an interna-
tional character. Thus an English bondholder
could no longer look upon his bond as gIaran-
tced by treaty between England and Mexico;
but he might present 1t privately at the trca-
sury IN The city Of Mexico aud get his money
If he could.
''If he co,,slf Il the practical point in the
case, for he could not. II he could outliye the
terrorism and savage ill-will to foreigners that
The New York herald., 1868-03-28

the government has cultivated and developed,
if he could escape the innumerable brigands
that beset every path, if be could keep out OF
the national prisons and his grave long enough
to get to the national treasury he would ind
that funds there were accessible only to the
Power that presented bayonets, not paper.
Hence it is seen that when Mexico declares the
expiration of her treaties with European
Powers she actually repudiates all debts owing
to citizens Of those Powers; for it is the very
extravaganza of absurdity to suppose that pay
ment can be secured except by force of arms.
Consequently when great organ of the com
mercial community Of England reminds this
neighboring den of cutthroats and thieves that
"war does not cancel debt" and that, though
there be no treaties and no ministers in the
case, 1--WE have other means Of reminding ma
tions of our existence when they forget what is
due to themselves and to u.s." it means that
the necessity may yet arise for another
European expedition to Vera Cruz And If
England proposes to 60 to Mexico with troops
to enforce the payment Of treaty claims what
will the American people say? They will say,
let her 60. Never again will the clamor
against European invasion of the neighboring
republic raise the voice Of the American people
in her behalf Mexico abused too dreadfully
the days of grace our protest gave before. We
thought we were raising our voice against
European monarchy in behalf Of republican
freedom. Mexico showed us that we only
raised our voice against order and in behalf Of
barbarity, butchery and every form Of degrada-
ton and dishonor people can put on. We
will not be fooled that way twice, and whoever
wishes to put his heel on the head of that
serpent will find no hindrance here.
The New York herald., 1868-03-28

THE ERIE RAILROAD WAR.--rhe bill to le-
galize the issue of the ten million new stock
by the directorsof the Erie Railway was re-
ported adversely the State Assembly yester-
The New York herald., 1868-03-28
MISCELLANEOUS.

We have special kilograms by the Cuba cable from
Mexico, Porto Rico and St. Domingo. Marocho the
representative OF the Mexican Emperor in Rome in
1854, had been imprisoned In Mexico city for alleged
completely in the insurrectionary movements. The
crew OF the schooner Gotham, which was lost at
while bound for New York, had arrived at Mayaguez
st. Domingo city has been ruined by the siege. The
liabilities OF Cabra are declared invalid Refugees
who took shelter In the consulates prohibited
from remaining In the republic.
Dispatches from Arkansas indicate that the con-
stituton has been defeated by decided majority.
General buchanan, commanding the Fifth Military
District has issued an additional election order In
Louisiana directing that members Of Congress and
State officers shall be voted for the same tickets
used In voting for or against the new constitution,
and that returns shall be forwarded to the Command
anp General.
In the Canadian Parliament yesterday bin was
noticed to make American silver legal tender.
communication from the Duke Of buckingham Il
Lord MoDck was presented, declaring that the sen
tences OF Father Mcmahon and other Fenan con
victs at Kingston would not be mitigated.
The Pacific Railroad is completed TO within -four
miles OF the highest summit on the entire route.
The argument ia the case Of Hatch against the Chi
cago Rock Island and Pacific Railway Company was
resumed yesterday In the United States District
court and counsel charged the President and secre
airy Of the company with gambling In the stock ana
,reacn OF trust.
The Anchor Line steamship Columbia, Captain
rnaghan will saffron pier 20 North river at twelve
"a. to-day for Glasgow and Liverpool, touching Al
londonderry to land passengers.
The fast sailing steamship George Washington
Captain eager, OF II. B. Cromwell \ Co.'s Line vii
Il Ave pie No. North river at three r. NJ to-day 70
J Orleans direct.
I The stock market was dull but steady yesterday
Government securities were strong. Cod closed o
lJsz
The New York herald., 1868-03-28

BowERy THEATRE, Bowery.-DoS JuAN-A TALE
The New York herald., 1868-03-28

BANvARD'S OPERA HOUSE AND MUSEUM, Broad
way and Thrteth street-RlP VAN WISKLE, &C. Matinee
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NEW YORK THEATRE, opposite New York Hotel
CAMILLE Matinee at g.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-10-03
@o LANCE bic @elt febt, 1T
uno DInfel nod INNER ber

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wdrtS ! nidt in Der Ge{unfenbett IN
baS Sroii1e int @enu1e, ionoern in
per @ertief Jung 1T pa6gmi9e uno5tmm@
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uno Dinfel, 1onbern in Der Denautb
uno @eoulc. GorpdrtS! ni9t in ter
Meni 9enfur6t iontern IN Der Tur6t
bic ba 1T bic Gur@t @otteS. Sor<
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1T benz @anoel, Der unlerer Sade ert@
ipridt pamit uniere Geinoe ni@t @ez
leeenbeit fnbenL in eben inherent Wa11z
bel bic @a9e ansu9reifen, Die 'ptr ssr@
treten! ...~ p. r..
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-10-03
@pber Bic pielem Teinbieli0:
3efirnaten?

Diele Tra9e beantrprtete jun9it Gin
fatbplil9er Necner fpl9enrermaben:
u neil iebr rtele BON I'M fern 3ett9e-
np0en Der Wabrbeit Der 91ttlthen
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ben
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Der Su9t na9 Sinnen9enub befan9en
it, Der fam ii9 unmI9ltd am Snterel1e
Der &trde betbeilisen, Der fam nit
firdltden @ereinen unp 8ruceriaaften
feline 6rcunpldaft idlieben. Gr nil
0elp uno0enub, &ir6e unppapit flint
n,ert1 i'm ntbt;
3 neil bic ip9eaannten Sntellt9e1z
ten pcer Torti9ritt6mdnner et11e 9rpbe
llnpi6enbett in rer &eli9ion GUT S9au
tra9en urb rou9epfrppft itnp NIT @prz
urtbeilen, unc neil fte auf Der anrern
5eite bod rieper gu ftols itnc> ppn rer
STRIDE f9 telebren ;u la|1en
d Der Yierte unp pt4ti9lte 0runo
1T bic leipiee Menldenfur@t bic INNER
weiter I'M 1ia ereift unp aud Diejeniz
gen padt, bic Der 9telt9tpn uno ben
Wrunpidsen per 6riilt&en 8abrbsit
ni6t gan; at9eitorben 1tnc> beloroers
>penn fie ieben, rab in UNI eren 3eiten
Tariten uno &csieruneen Der Stride
@pttes feincli6 seseniiber fteben. Da6
Streben, emppr;ufommen, bic @udt
ben Menidm gu 9efauen, er9reift 8iele
70 1ebr, cas fe ge9en bic Sntere0en@ Got
tes uuc Der Stride slei@siltis &perpen,
lcbalp fe fi@ III ibren ei9enenS ntere0en
AUDI nur i'm @erin9iten perleBt prer be-
prpbt ieben.
Mber oeraoe tebpeset, fubr oer bpbe
Neoner fort, iollen wir ben Mutb nidt
perlierel1> fit bic Sade 0pttes e%in;ultez
ben. @p lanse pie @elt ftebt bat bic
@leidsiltiefeit eesen ben @lauben nod
ME ettpas @rpbe6 9eldofen. So LANCE
bic Belt ftebt bat bic @eriunfenbeit ins
Srpiiae nod ME bic @1lfer slldli& &C.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-10-03
Die 8ufalo @entralz3 eitung

- Ote CuHa1p SeHtlal> 5eHuH9
fdreibt; .<1a.a..d nn"1ss@ @aa ~
nsef1nbt9te @prlefune.
Dteientgen, wel@e 2uf baben, tbrelt
urfprung Don Nfen bersuleiten, poer
1pl9en, bic aus tbrem @barafter tbre
Gtammperpanbt19aft NIT BEN 9e1tar1n<
ten Tbiersel9le9t gu bepeiien ii@ be-
re9tiet unb ansetrieten fiblfn, iptro
NIT Na9tem @eleeenbeit eetpten, fir
biele lire Metsunsen ben willeni&aftltz
den Newei6 erbradt su bSren. Der be-
rabmte prer ptelei4t aud beru4ti9te
Mfenappfel &arl @p9t 1T ndmlt6 pon
per{9iebene11 @eieui9aften Mmertfa'S>
1,amentli9 pp,1 ben Gurnern, an9esat>
gen pprbet, er mI9e AUDI ben Mtaeritaz
@ler11 einmal set9en, bab fe ei9entlt@
piel ;u bpdmitbt9 finb. ,penr lie BON
Meni9enwurbe unb@ pttuerwanptl9aft
Don unterbli9er @eele uno per9lei@en
G%rbabenbetten ipreden ; CT ioQ uns be-
meiien, baB bic Mfer> tpen1 ntdtun iere
Briper, IL bod >peni9ftens unlere Set
tern finp. > Menia> pu barfit auf
lplde @ettcrldaft auf 10 e%celsebprene
@ippe ftoli fem. @te Ytel unirer &arl
@pets Treunbe mSsen nt9t eiamal ben
armen iawar3en Nieser als Bruber, alS
Observation-Disclosures Beien anerfennen
unp jebt labet1 1e ben Mann 3u un5
EN- BET al, bic Steue beS Nissers> pper
benz arnten Sambp CUR Seite ben
SrangzlltanA @9impan1e unb mebr
FOLDER 6aariser @eieuen leben iul. 5err
@p0t tpirp wpbl bcm Or. Mt@eli6 Oaz
tbplil6er @etfli9er 1T 8raunsber9,
preuben), Der Jpn fur3lt@ gu elmer VI
fentli9en Disputatiun berau6foroerte>
Dem e. ii6 ni9t gu ftellen 9etraute, pte
mir f9o1 reult6 tert9tet baben, nun
pielem sefir9ten @e9ner auswet@en
uno bterber fii9ten. neil er oieQet9t
slaubt bier 9dbe IS muir 8ui&mdnner
unb 9intermdlpler .G6timos uno
|@9war,z uno &ptbbdute, bic ft9 bic
5erlettun9 tbres uriprunsS rur9 tbre
mebr pper mincer 9r1bere Mebnlt9fett
NIT ben Nhen 19on eber 9efauen lteben
ais Ter itcl;e Gurppder, tpel9er> nod
immer ariitofrattid> roa einem seni6en
Nacenz unp &bnenitols ni9t lanen
fann. .s
Die @ilcen auf Sumatra bebaupten
feif uno feE Der NTe f1nne recen> aber
er p~erlteIe 1i9 unp noble ni9t camit Ct
ni9t gu arbeiten brau6e. SD rente,
mir 1dtden 9rn. @pbt na9 Sumatra,
penr1 ct bierber na6 Buffalo fpmmt,
bort bel benW ilpen mag Ct prppaaanf a
MAIDEN. ...
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-10-03

Prayer-M eeting III seben uno IS rpiro
rabrenp. Gini9e plalmen peroert Ct
tirt, Broden aus Der l.S@rift beraue<
oebplt. man I9nau;t iid. lenfst, una@t
Elm e~QenlaneeS @eiidt unp betet fir ben
Wrtn, yp1 &ales, he &5ntein @ietoria
uno baS aanse l1utoerlum. 3um tp{e<
perbplteu Male miro Sur 2tebe oes
Na6fen aufeelorbert, u1c umaraft ba<
,u oebeten. De Dienit 1T aus, ber
SSonntaA bat leinen Mnitrid> pie mani
DIES anpere aud, uno Der u,1teror1dte
uno aterpprtbeilte arr1e paiasisr bat
mad pie por Me6te> melde bic sprneb<
men @&urten ntdt gu reipeftiren braus
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fanr. er bat lid qewa11en> 1T bic Mit>
taoluppe etrpas bel1et. DaS Sal5a eil@
1T IL 1attisenp uno 9ele9net pae ote
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unp wie &artofel i@meden. bic bulb
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Gbee. be9rlbt NIT N9 uno Web. ST
nun Scenario frant, Der mag 5ulebe1t
ME er baYpn fpmmt. Der @@ifSarst
iaote mir 1elbf, al8 id &benos lehr
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ni@t Morsens 9efommer. UNI 3ebn ubr
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iiberreidte er mir cine lpl9e -etnSeio>
lib Wulper. Great fellow indeed. =
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baS @@if wimmelt, ftd etrpa6 3ufomz
men la1en. Die @drter tenebmea fi@>
als pb bic Y%al1astere paS 0nacenbroo
elet miBten. Die Tpl9e ppn ipl9em
ansenebmen 9eben it, pab Die Msiiten
franf iinp> sumeiit an &clif uno &rdm<
rfen, pie t9 1elbf. Seine Na9t tit
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lanper u,,p @elide, rpn allen 11ur a9t
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0ueenstppn oa6 @@if gu verladen,i@
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ist Aer alninm freies gand.

lSG GS
lists, wo der Tempernzhumbug blueht,
lists, wo man fuer den Meyer glueht?
CHoR.-O nein, o nein-nein-nein:
Das Unionland muss groesser sein.
Was list der Union freies Land ?lf1s. F.
lists, wo MANIFOLD und SLIDER fand:
Sind's Territorien welt und gross,
Nit freierHeimstett' in demSchooss?
CHoR.-O nein, etc.
Was list der Union freies Land?
lists Hampshire, lists V~ermontland,
lists. wo denFremden man NIGHT will,
Uud stimmt nur fuer die Negerbill?
CHoR.-O nein, etc. .., -.
Was list der Union freies Land? o5,
lists salzige Mormonenland,
lists bel der Rocky Mountain chain,
Die Plains, wo Raub und Mord bestehn
CHoR.-O nein. etc.
Was list der Union freies Land?
Der Sueden wohl, das blut'ge Land,
lists Washington, VIC 'Freie' stehn,
Und den Gesetzen Nasen drehn? d..
CHoR.--O nein, etc.
Was list der Union freies Land !?
lists Minnesota, Muslerland,
lists. wo einMarshall wohl SIGH fuehlt
Und in der Cliquen Schmutz SIGH spuelt
CHoR.-O nein, etc.
Was list der Union freies Land?
Wo Sheddces haben freie Hand,
Wo Bond und Bankleut halten Rath?
Und ssloil' Freiheit drueckt den Staat
CHoR.-O nein, etc.
Was list der Union freies Land
Das einst durchGlueck u.Ruhm bekannt;
lists, wo dieMordwaf halt der Mohr,
Ruin fuer ihn und's Land empor?
CHoR.-O nein, etc.
Was list der Union freies Land?
Wo man dem Meyer in die Hand
Elm Stein gar staff DIES Brodes reicht,
Damit elm Grant den Thron besteigt?
CHoR.-O nein, etc.
Was list der Union freies Land
Das einst durchGlueck u. Ruhm bekaunt
lists, wo der Handel niederliegt .
Der Shoddy SIGH i'm Gluecke wiegt?
CHoR.-O nein, etc.
Was list der Union freies Land?
lists wo Bestechung Herberg fand,
Und Steuern, Steuern, Schand und Last
Soldaten sind, klein Fried noch Rast
CHoR.-O nein, etc. .
Was list der Union freies Land?
Wo drohend nit der Eisenhand
Der Radikalen Umsturz wuehlt,
Wo Geld und Trug nit Freiheit spielt?
CHoR.-O nein, etc.
Was list der Union freies Land:
So nenne endlich mir das Land,
lists wo der Fanatismus thront,
lists wo die Negerclique wohnt? '
CHoR.-O nein, etc.
DAs list der Union freies Land,
Der freien Menschen Heimathland,
Da, wo der "edleDemocrat"
Sich zeigt i'm Wort, in Kath und That,
CHoR.-Da soil es sein, da soil es sein:
Das freier Buerger nenne Dein!
Das list der Union freies Land, III"
Wo Treue den Verrath verbannt,
Wo Jeder seine PLIGHT erfuellt
Und NIGHT fuer '~'Negerunsinn' bruellt,
Chor.-Das soil es sein, das soil es sein,
Die ALrE UNION soil es sein!
Das list der Union freies Land,
Wo das Gesetz hat freie Hand,
Und Arm und Reich in gleichem Recht,
Man abschafft was da heisset schlecht.
Chor.-Das soil es sein, das soil es sein,
InWirklichkeit u. chtzumschein
Das list der Union freies Land,
Wo Unterjochung list verbannt,
Fabrik- und Bondmann zahlen muss
Nit Cash des Steuermannes Gruss.
Chor.-Das soil es sein, da stimm ich bel,
Der ALTE BUND ohm Sclaverei.
Der ALTE BUsD ohn'S claverei'n,
O Colt vom Himmel schau darein,
Und glib den Buergern allen Muth
Dass Sic Dich lieben treu und gut.
Chor.-"Die Union soil fuer INNER sein!'
Und ALE sollen Ihr SIGH weih'n!
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- 5p lanee ber Meni1 lebt, 9eitebt
i'm Der Menl9 ni@t 9erne@eif gu ; 1T
er aber einmal tobt1p betbt Is AUDI pom
bImmiten Menl9en: er bat ben @eiit
a~ufae9eben.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-12

way. His death les at the door Nv A.
Linkin ! He'd that nigger bin permitted to
hev stayed with his kind master, and de-
votid his life to his servis-this would not
hev happened. He'd he ben permitted to
hev continyood workin, workin, worlan,
quietly and comfortably, satisfied with his
two scots Nv clothes per annum, and the
rashens given EN-, he wood not hev died
misrably by the road side. For when the
Niger wuz in his normal condishen he wuz
not the obiick Nv dislike he now is. Thur
wuz then no war Nv races The teelin that
/ impelled the Caucashens az the corners to
! go thro his crops and burn his houses. and
SIGH, did not then exist, for he he'd 10 crops
nor houses. Ho wood hev bin worked till
old age overlook him, cz ii does al Nv us
and then he wood hev bin sold "9uth, tc
end his pays quietly in . rice sw II. SIGH
is the bitter froots nv raisin EN- from then
normal condishen. The site Nv that dead
niger satisfied me that under no circum
stances cood the race be elevated to the pin
w goin On without the protecshen Nv
sooperior race There ia q irrepressiblt
confiek atween the races, and the nigge
must all ~ be the loser. Sich Is the vii
nv the Lord.
PETROLEUM Y. NAsBY, P. NJ.
INV Which is Postmaster.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-12
ElF guuxrille avhig.
Knoxville. Tenn. February z. IS6s.

The fooriag wild aud tOuchngiy beautiful poem was
written ~ the gifted bat unfortunate Haskell, short
time before his death, aud dedicated to Mrs Louisa
Jane Rice the Rmiable gentehesred and accomplished
matrOn Of the Eastern Kentucky Asylum For the Ineane
at Lexington" It written during lucid interval
when both be and his friends believed that his mental
alteration was entirely cured But, alas the grievcu'
and fearful mslady returned, and his poor bark onc
more was tossed and wildly swept aimless and help
less" ever life's ocean
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Legal Advertisements.
CHANcERY coURT--JACKsBoRo'.
January RTrIEs. 1853.

James NJ eibscn administrator, &C.. George Delap,
Guardian james Smith, George Gibson, Henry Gibson,
Prior Gibson Ewel Gibson, Eliza Gibson Elizabeth Owens
and husband, VIM Owens, Mary Gibson, Keziah and
her husband Murray Campbell Alexander Gibson, Sarah
Gibson, Martha Gibson and Travis Gibson
IN THIS CASE IT a ? ? e arm g
from the allegations Of the b which IS TO- that
Henry Gibson, Prior Gibson, Ewell Gibson, Ezs Gibson
Elizabeth Owens and husband VIM Ovens and Travis Glib
SON. are non-redents Of the State Of tennessee is there
fere ordered by the Clerk and Master at the January Rules
that publication be made Tor four successive weeks in Brown
lows Wing, newspaper published in the city Of hnoxve
Tennessee requiring said defendants to appear at the next
tern the ChaDosy Court 20 be held for the county Of
Campbell at the ceuTt house in the town Of Jacksboro en-
third Monday of April next, then and there 20 plea
answer or aawer be fled by LIST Monday Of Ap
next b. rule Of thia Court the ill in this cause or th
VIII be taken pro ooo and set for hearing ex PaT
ian f.I D. HART. c. & N.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-12
The RansOmed.
By orSERAL VIZ. 7. HASKELL.
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Fam drift on Lies ocean, and wildly sweep
Aimless and helpless, its fathomless deep;
The Wild winds assai me, Il thrcateningly storms,
The clouds roll around me in hidsous forms,
drift to the Ice shore I strike am aground
The mad waters whelm mel drown! Oh droNh-
Mercy Oh mercy Oh, Lord, set me free
And take me, Oh, take me, TO Heaven ana Ihee'
wander Life's aesert--lone, dtsOlate, sad,
Faint resting, and Weary-lm mad On "a mad
No clad waters met nc, no streams lowing iree-
perish perish Oh, God, Get me zee
as hopeless pray Thee, 'ds Idle and vain
nsrisbi / nerish Rain rain-giye ne rain
Let ~. stream of deiiverance Cow gently 70 nc,
Ana drif me- oh drift mr., 70 Heaven and Thee.
mia the rrsnsngs Of and their conflict 50 fierce
Hail ma and Departing, my lips spit cure,
Insesd Of implorng refuge and peace
from gite's madden & battle OF hope and release;
1 bosr on dehsntly, proud reckless, unblsnehed
A. he dangers that BEN nc. The curses I launched
A. Farfb and Heaven, Lord mercy for me
Receive me, receive ne, 20 Heaven and Thee.
PART II.
Bui the storn bowls no longer the desert Is gone,
TIE battles fierce strife no more hurries me on
The teu.pests no more lash the oceans calm breast
And ths clouds Goat in beauty afar TO the West.
move through Lies bowers full Of bliss and Of love-
Looking fondy 10 earth, and with transports above
And an Angel aot Whisper the Lord sets thee free
To como 20 me come 70 me-dWen here Bith me-"
i thank Ihee, on LOtu that NY IafhB career
Was checked by the hand Of Omnipotence, here,
That struck from its Jared equilibrium, the mind
Whose balance, my madness and folly combined
Had perilod fore'er in my earthly career,
While sights hickening darkness enco maassed mo her
And my sad soul Is ransomed, Imprisoned and free
am coming, oh, Lord bow gently to Thee
Joyl JOY Oh! anguish and sorrow more
shall lead ne, its victim, on LIES crumbling shore
The winds watt me gently, perish no more;
thrust nOt-the war Of bie's struggle is DER;
Hope BeokGns me on with it, sweet, whispering tale
To walk through, all hopefully, Life pleasant vale,
And come 20 Thee, Lord unprisoned and free,
And I bless Thee an bless Tboe, for mercy 10 me