Morning journal and courier., 1890-03-20
 CIsXXVI

Cyclonic storms and thsir ntsul rage :ss :s :sss's :ss
 Without single disssnter.
 CLXxvu In the concentration of latent thought
 With much that is sound and sterling, And when their motion begins to attract ike s the , earth t bscomss ooncrste and compact
 Made so by incessant whirliug.
 CLxxvm The :ssmis iss esntsrs s,s ..g begin , tS yhi.l.
 In possible spiral action; In all this motion arc hidden things, a Resolved a s and sses actual HSh sisble bS rn:s.
 It is much like mental attraction.
 CLXNv Storms ave center there is no donbt, ..s xpS th9ashs in 2 csnser !. iarIinF; M be Ssan me ef sp sd The line of hs nd tdhsuSht iron P s9sls thread, CLXXX. Atomic thoughts are never st rcss, The crude idea may be rotary; 2Res ss U Pe sss mch 5 And attracts and sways as . thing of course Notary after votary. CLxXXL
 
 And always starts from . . center; l Receives its impetus and first starts In the idea of an inventor. CLXXXH 1 Now having proved this by words at least My own momentum is thus increased And some force my mind isswaying: Are workipg and working and working within my e'f1saass sss s'a saa :sa sssa CLXxXIn Calvin's creed, with It's savage grip, Intact on the Presbyterian lip, Perhaps it is well thro' such mists to nope With unrslenting belief and hope, And never thro' untried fields to grope t may be better to leave alone A building builded of rough hewn stone If you cut too much near the solid base, Or attempt to chip. and carve. and erase, M And scoiiop, i % and chissi. % and S groove TO | t. CLXXXv IL is ,ss not the Il same in appearance at least; :. And is not improved for using; It's but the result of different taste. Its finish may be more refined and chaste, And to some eyes may not appear like . waste, Or regarded at all as losing. CLxXxvI And 80 with harsh, intolerant creeds Let them alone with their poisonous weeds, Then gather fruits of a newer type, Fruits that are tempting and l1scious and ripe, Let all the harnh ones alone that gripe, Then feed like love in cottage. CLXXXVII It,s M better tS % part art when you y can't agree. The same things about the weather: s Sssa ;1s ss;ss ssS a;s slSs With days all dark together. CLXXxvm Theologies votaries new and old Are moulding and moulding and ever will mould, But thought is always mixture; lM revising here and revising there, Rising this ladder and climbing that stair, And never resting but asking where, Where Is a permanent fixture. Ss .si ae
 t5s s exc For eloquent men and original brains Are advancing the world with permanent gains The darker side is behind us; | At all events the soul must feed,
 sss sSs sss %ad Tii sis.,s ssa whose pnioSns n :Sa poised, must be made to spring And this is the longing which mortals crave, That the mortal will not forever enslave, | But that the immortal beyond the grave | Shall soar as hope has soar'd | Man and nature and God and hope, Combination of fact and trope, Hs of tSs %ss sh. break And mirrord ike stars in placid lake,
 apM.ad ana t1 ansI "nsnk ses sak' CXCIn have talked what New Haven was, Of its peaceful days and its days of wars, Of its avenues. buildings. and shady streets. or of all the persons person meets, who when he meets them often greets | CXCIv have to speak of the city. too, Of what it has done and expects to do, | Of its factories and it's college; was always accustomed to hear them say
 His brsia saIaF was n,s oodsd Sods With Knowledge. | CXCv 1s we aGs and Peter Is;s and I Ip.ght And feeding 1t in its necessity. and ts cls;ss "s.;a And Slsss lsasss'6f is %sss it flame
 CxCvI Of Whalley avenue, Dixwell and Goffs. Names that have hardly been honored enough, Tho an Englishman might not admit 1t; | But while the pages of Time unroll The names that are written upon it's scroll, | Names that have each mighty soul,
 Emphatic and very explicit. | CxCvH ! These are some that with us will share | Love and honor and worthy care,
 For here they were shielded and sheltered; | And when tho troops in King Charles reign l Game with their warrants again and again, | We made their endeavors and searches vain,
 And laughed as they fumed and sweltered.
 CXCvnI Here many avenues in their sweep l Are laid In Telford the moro to keep
 The country In close proximity; l or make 1t easier for the wheel, l Softer for those who ride to feel | The motion 30 near to an even keel | Over the seas sublimity.
 CXCIx And there's Whitney avenue, never break | And there the hill ascending: The waters sleep in their cool retreat Among the hills like glAssy sheet, hs p tss s% With his ideas a structure caught | As he, and industrious inventor, And what 1t did and what 1t could mean | In its works and results was plainly seen
 In the brain of the bold inventor. This lake. and village and avenue | Perpetuated what an inventor could do,
 And fix it as much as the pages; Tho the name on the pages and natures face Win both be there for the future to trace, Will retain it in futur0 a1e4