Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-09-10

We reproduce as appropriate 10 the time,
the stirring words OF
THE MARSEtLLAIsE HYMN,
Ye sons Of Freedom wake to glory
HarlI! bark what myriadS bid you rise
Your children, wives and grandSires hoary'
Behold their tears and hear their cries!
Shall hateful tyrants mischief breeding,
With hirelinKs hosts, ru1lian band,
Alright and desolate the land,
While peace and liberty lie bleeding?
10 arms; to arms! ye brave!
tn avenging sword unsheathe!
March onl march on!
All hearts resolved on Victory or death!
Now! now the dangerous storm Is rolling,
Which treachcrouS Kings contederales
raise
The dogs OF war, let loose, are bowling
And 10 our walls and cities blaze
And shall we basely view the ruin,
While lawless force, with guilty stride,
Spread desolate far and wide,
With crimes and blood his hand embracing
TO arms! to arms ye bravel
Tn avenging sword unsheathe
March on! march on!
All hearts resolved on victory or death!
With luxury ard pride surrounded
The vile, insatiate doSpOts dare,
Their thirst OF gold and power unDouhueu
TO mete and vend the air
Like beaste of burden would they load US
lake gods, would bid their slaves adore
! But man Is man, and who Is more7
Then, shall they longer lash and goad us
To Oarmsi to arms ye brave
TIL aVenging sword unsheathe
| March on march on!
| Al! hearts resolved on Victory or death
! q. Liberty! can man resign thee
] -, fNit
Can dungeon bolts and bars confine thee,
or whips thy noble spirit tame2
Too long the world has wept, bewallllng,
That FalSehood's dagger tyrants WELD!
But Freedom is our Sword and Shield!
To arms TO arms! We bravel
TIL avenging sword unsheHthe!
March on ! march on
All hearts resolved on Victory or death
We follow with the Prussian National Al
them and it must be confessed lnere u
terrible force in some Of the thoughts OF lh
poem, and the phraseology i'll whlch lhe
are expressed:
THE rRUssIAN NATIONAL ANTHEM
" Ich hin in Elm Prenssc!"-Q I'm PruSSian
am n prnssian see my colors cleaning
The black-whitc standard nOats OeIoTe Ill
For Freedoms rights, my fathers hear
blood streaming , ,,,d,
Such, mark ye, mean the black ana whi'
tomeI ~, ,,rkot
''T6 T6ourh day be dull, though sun shin
= bright on me, ~
! LINN n PruSsian-will PruSsian be!
, Before the throne with love and iaith II
whence, mildly good, hear parent
! with tillal heart, obedient ear I'm lending
The father trusts--the son deiehuS u
!: Ansetion's ties are stronger-livc, 0 M
:, c1Tn Tbe kings high call o'erlows M
: lam PruSslan-will PruSsian be!
Not every day hath sunny light o. EloLEyLI ,Ey Ia
I. A cloud, q shower, sometimes uuiin SnS y, ~ y,
I. Iei none believe my face can ielI 'ne e'V'
IT Thai every wish nnfrightful Is to mo-
I 1Iaw MANY far and nearer, would thlhK e
q TheIr freedoms naught-how 'h'
compared with me e9.,.,,ho,
. am q Prussian-wlll FEussi"" "
! And n the angry clements exploding
fA The llghtnings flash, the thunders lou"
Hath not the world of witness s"ch iO'
bOding9 ho teste,l MOI
No Prussians courage can DC 'vS.vT ~ crror , Il
y Should rock and oak DC IiNc"' w
!; "IS Be storm storm and din, let flashes CLEAN
d 1om n Prussian--.will Prussion DC
= where love and faitli 80 rouhu tue "'O''''
= WheTe ShSSse Prince and people SO clasp nj
y their hands ,....,,,,oss can musl
rms ms showing clear how firm 'he "'''iO'
I'd AraIn o conflrm the fealty the honest
bic fealty! ,, a,r,ke hands, dC
- asH hearts, with me! 70, us pr,
> IA not this Prussi@V Let us ~
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