Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-05

win by invitation sang the Star Spangled
Banner in . most inspiriting manner.
So delighted was the vast audience and
70 enthusiastic was their encore that she
and than retired amid thun.
ders Of applause bearing Q beautiful
aorsl tribute to the public's appreciation
Of her powers. Mr.. Barrows, OF thu
u Pinafore" company. then read In
superior manner the following poem py
Judge Goodwin:
From whore the surf beats white and hosfss
Against the elifs Of Maine.
To where around this western shors
The blue Pscino's surge roar.
To-day, ~ round Q fame,
The millions Of the nation bend
Their country's altas 'roond-
To call the names Of their great dad.
To hail their spirits that have ned.
To trace the path up which :hsy LED;
To found on solid ground
A nation that should be 90 frss
That no laws could opprses.
But rather By their gentle sway
Naks than { pleasure 70 Obey.
And cause the world 70 eless
The Wild U that could dedicate
contlnont 70 rikuts
Could rear TO liberty Q throne.
And With Q faith before unknsvn,
.uld trust tho peoples love alons.
with . rssisslsss might
To hedge 10 rouni-its cloud 81 dAy,
Its shisld Of Are By night.
Now for . hundred ysars and more
The systsm has been tried;
Tire, generations have been born
sN..th d and thrsa hava dfnd.
From where besids the Eastern go
eoms little hamlets stood.
Across q continents broad breast
Souls. led BY Faith and Hvps. have pressed
Till where the solitude
OF bsrbartsm rsignsd before.
To-day, from sea to pes,
Full forty million people swell
Pssns to Liberty.
A meath n sgis to our shores
All peoples coma to rest;
And With frss coil and equal psvsrs
To ssrths Oppressed this land Of ours
Opens her shslt'rtpg bfesst.
Nothing 10 asksd for In return
Save that men will be Just;
That In this land which ofsrs ire
4 home and psriscs liberty.
they viii rspess their trust;
And. Lsssurins blsssings By the woes
Which brood DER other lands.
With earnest mtnd End stsadisst heart
bach will perform his honest part
As Duiys voice commando.
Sore sorrows have our nation tried.
And stormy passions still
At times are heard impatiently
Above the Ieacs 10 thrill.
Bot let u. hope thee are but sobs
OF the retiring seas.
That North and Soath may prudence issfa
A. TO their debt and graves they turn
And nots wars penalties.
o, was there s'sr before Q land
Like ours-so fair and blsssed.
With every 10y made radiant.
With svery git csrssssd!
Rivers end Lakes and mighty woods,
Deep mines with boarded geld,
Mountains thai tower until the skiss
Their solemn Greats enfold;
Climate 90 varied that al plants
And deids 90 broad their only bound
10 where lamsnting oceans sound
Tleir anger. - their tides profound
Un,essins ebb and nov.
Art poort Go take yourself Q home
Iris yours without 3 fee.
Art lowlJ boinf Why then to'nlehs
Your child take On your knee
And think. boy - humoly oorh
As your has lived before.
Who In this freeian upwafa stoVs
with faith. with energy ano love
I'll, when MS wetA
the nation nusnea snu
stoppea n ,s .an =. Ss.s
To lave with tears Ms oisr.
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Tns. otsins mixns AN
anu s,ue sa,ss ,n'i an, ~ vh,ch
was ,no a,su Wonsh,s -.
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Anu tne.s~ r.. "a
usae1 A.1s
" sponsloae
NV, NV
Are rignts o qaeatneo oy Dei.y,
"n'en no power ssn i''
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