The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-10-16
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6taFn wttaecrs immsmeHAl bear
Ard ye, o rssn. 30 call,
Ha.ang frum utmesl eiimsi
Ye mothers, daughters al
TbGt walt Die wAys u time.
N whatsoever land 20 toiL
By Whatsoever ooeAus shore,
Ile thy Years pGSt or stal befutei
be thy days tree q slkyers sPoili
WHEELER DE f1tss betriend o. foil.
Whether hie's waters lAAh aud coal
Vita wlldest wrath. OF gently move
Nv low usnde stirred In kifa Of lore
NhsthsT IN city or in nsld
Ys oasquer or submissive yield:
BE thy skiu dAfk with bnrning skies,
or thine The horssmAn's blues. eyes,
Tend We the herd or bind the nheAf;
whats'sF Thy work, thy hope, belief
Al men, whoesr or vheFesosr 70 bs,
Attend, sttsnd the song Of liberty
voice 10 borne on AL the air
To Freedom tsmple nov repair
sifes with hoAry hair
TIE hrsl born with its mother;
llases leading one another,
Join the throng,
Haste along
The broad highway
That leads W highss Of dAy
Make swif Thy feet 70 where.
Against smblaxoned ekioa,
In endless fplendoT there.
The towers ai Freedoms temple rise
This dGy lts doors are open hung,
This day It's bells are Joyous rung,
This day its banner are nnfurled
Before the eyes Of Ali the world,
And hsrAlds cry from sea 10 seA-
Enter the gates Of Liberty
Freedoms Temples see that light upon
Its dome Twas mornings coronA vhsn
dawn
Frst was; vhen Order rose through nood and
hGme,
And shApsb worlds from night and shaos
came,
The clnging clouds now round its dome en-
wreAihed,
There met the frat breath infant Mature
brsathed;
The nvers round its base now rolling Tree,
There once. in newborn. swim, sIuisinS
streams,
Rushed forth from out ths VAss beyond oul
dreams.
Into the waiting hollow Of the sea.
Idly the tempest RACES,
Thou gray guest Of Ages-
Monument sublime
OF primeyAl time
The mad blAsts vAlnly shock thee,
The earthquake cannot rock thee:
Thy corner stone 10 laid
In truths oSn heart,
Thy giant pillars stAid
With admantine art
But they that heed the gAdsoms voice
Crying come hither and rejoice
what shall they fnd
This temples massive walls behindf
Whom shall they see
Within the fame OF liberty,
Its steady, undiminished shadow casting
From evererlasting unto everlasting,
Hearing its peerless spife to sun and star
Beacon TO nations fArthest OF tbs far
Ask not, but enter. Lo. from floor TO vault,
Prom arch TO arch, in ponderous Volnm
rolled.
TriumphAl pmRns, rising high, erAlt
Tho syer.wOndrous msrcieA manifold,
OF him who midst grand acclamations loud.
With Hia own glory gathered like cloud,
Filled through and through the gorgeou
house Of old
1t is the one glad song tbst'cannot die
The liberty OF man draws nigh
Hear it resound--resound,
To natures utmost bound,
From singing earth to listening sky
The liberty OF man draws nighl
And who are they that sing,
That costly offerings bring
To feed the altar coals
Glowing with hope Of nations souls
| They tbat disease and want have known.
| They that have made the night hours moan
With pain, weArsrs Of iron chains.
Toilers through scorching heat and chillin
rains;
Victims from dungeons and the torture
freed,
| Never again to writhe and blAmelsss bleed
| For man ful hatred OF q narrow creed,
| For honest purpose and Its honest deed
The doAn-tToddsn, who shall no longer pleat
But in this temple, on this sacred day,
Arise In native feariessness and cay
/ HeneefoIth wo take the chosen way
| lhe righteous ruler OF mankind
FoF iBs end oars in loved designed
| This cry, midst clAng OF shield and spear,
| You group Of sturdy warmers hear;
| Each bends low down the rev0rent head,
Mindful OF comrades lying dead,
Forgetting not the foes he slsw
Ere yet the early morning dew
Was OF their day; Twas thusathcss dAuntlSi
Secured this proud days birthright 70 The
aona.
| Nov, toe, the statesman turns his face,
High.browsd with veIing scenes oppressed;
Beholds the triumph Of his RAGS,
| And yield orce more TO Natures rest.
The prophets sec that time has wrought
The csnsummAtion that they taught;
They raise the shout with one accord
Fulhlisd the promise OF the Lord
The poot lifts bis dreamy eye
And forward leSns A. h1ed As stonei
The words be hears were hrst his own,
EnIdRdlihg words that cannot dis
Behold. the liberty OF man draws nish.
Higher and higher the chorus rises.
J The mingled anthems louder swell,
4 When, low the Ewee test voice surprises
That s'er on mortal hearing fell
In aeeents blest
u leads the Test;
/ IL echoes sweeter, awseter-
On thia, her birthday, greet her,
Nov hfs white hands 10 thee,
one land of pesJeci liberty
From sunny South TO Northern anovs,
Her cons IN happiness rspose
Prom cline TO cline her sorrows cease,
And al her days are passed in peace.
0ntspread at eAas, shs lies as far
Aa afests the blue ezpause OF air;
Beauty and quiet ever lain
Upon her mountain ADd her plain.
Here, nations, may 70 meet her.
: OB this, her birthday, greet her;
} Behold the Bride Of Liberty
America, the Daughter Of the Free
once thought that only Chrisloph
Columbus ever made sD egg stand on G.
without support. lie did il by breAki
the she'll, believe. Bot now word con
OF gentleman who can set up eggs
cad, whole rows of theml He stan