Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-07-05
New York house has the exclusive right OF
publishing it. The first three verses are
WHERE ROLLS TIE OREGON.


WHERE ROLLS THE OREGON.
In land SO far that you wonder whether
The God would know it should you drop dead
In a land so far through the wilds and weather
That the sun falls wea and flushed and red.
That the heaven and earth seem coming together,
Seem closing together as book that Is read
In the land OF the wonderful sun AMI weather
" It'll green under loot and with gold Overhei't
Where. the sun takes flame and you wonder whether
| i, an Isle of fire IN It's ioamy bed,
Where the ends OF the eath they are wehilhs TO-
geihcr
In rough hewn fashion, in a forge lame red.
In the nude weird West where an unnamed rver
Roll, restless IN bed of bright silver and gold;
" here white II l9hnS mountains 10" llvcfS OF sll-
~ Il rock OF The desert flowed waters OF Id;
l;y :, d,u K wooded river where the Oregon
Naheo mouh h at the sea with his !oloiouS swan.
Three others of the strangest stanz;ts are
given a. Il specimen of the poets range
In them are seen described the wild beasts
Of the West Years ago.
\ ranthcr', scream or womans screen;
% licud OF hell cnCompa,>cd there:
1t wa The widest, WcII'e>t yen
t:,l yet from mortal fell
II rollt'I like death kuell through the al:
Ii echoed throu,h The woods ana ran
From loftet dee pS to open beach,
Ana where. they -tt each silent llan
Icnnl NJ, and 4, utu>iiNtd IN place
500 -;.,Ilnr IN hl- fellow : lace
TIA. lnnr riaV moss -Wung Eiln anu ulciF
lE. leaves lsN yellow, cil>p ana etlc.
lon. ancient b"u-h> Law Inter-ct"a-.
Nj l.ii-icl ONE inc>l h Of nio-=.
ihr kcct ,rr- ct tne 1Dic-t Hct,
ne ret lntn dead or Danish Il,
W cautious constant iuutcr otoHa
To .u.tld " nth .tnnai flame his wood
Ana with Ia, annual bvniiie clear
ne gathered mO,,e> a the year.
l;ul ali lay one tntangicd Slitc,
lttn,c leaves On leaves 81 a hctau1.
\ uuir;tu', ocrecch' a panther scream
lUI'i hi. Whh- Il, she hci
With bpny n;,n.l- above ncr mead,
HcS onu tue broat and wooded otie AN
Iarn Silt icnly the silent Wool
Was sounding like a broken flood,
And Ian atonn some 'iaIk smoke cu lei
\, II from uut an un Ter "oll't
DR.. Croshv's eulogv on Thomas Went
worth. the great bencftctor Of the college,
followed.
Thurs !,v brough, the graduating eArr-
ci~,.~ and placed the class of 80 among
the alumni. There was a dinner III Co.
nant Hill and some Of the responses were
very happy.
In the Dartmouth Neurology We notice
tie following: Glass Of 1900, Samuel
Swift. IL D., died at Middlebury, VT,
july :. le71, aged -. Class of 1911, joel
Parker. Iii. ID died 1t Cambridge.
Mass, Aug. Il, 1919, aged 80, Judge
Parker WAS for many years At the head OF
he Harvard Law School, and by his Will
leave. Sljt,0ro to Dartmouth to found a
law school there Class Of 1927. Daniel
Bai>lcli ESD. died ut Hanover Aug. "A,
l>1j, a.cd Is. He WAS College Treas. for
a lon. time Glass of 1879, and Medical
department. 1891, Charles franklin Elliott
NJ. ID died 4 Great Falls. y. H., June %,
1876. a.rcd - Class of 1872 Gen. Joseph
Dana Webster. died At Chicago H.. March
-. 1876. aged 81. President of Chicago
Board Of Trad. and Commissioner of In
trrn1 Revenue. Class Of 1889, Medical
department. JOSEF II Nathan Stiles, NJ. d..
HE'D Al Windsor. VI. Aug. 81. 1870. ClaS>
of 80. I>ttr Fletcher Redtirld, l. l.. ID.
judy. and Chief Justice OF Supreme Court
Of Nrtm nj. died At Chlrlr~town. Mass
March ~. 1876. urci H.