POETRY.
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AN ORIGINAL ODE FOR THE FOURTH OF

 JULY, 1883. Wyisssn on the nO'niag ef said doy, by 7. ford. (E3ut not received in time 10 be sung.l Tie day returns that made us free, Hail! had! the day Of Liberty; The day On which ihe TyranIss bound Was leaP'd, and we our freedom found.

 CHORUS,

 Ohr Independence we will sing,

 Till Time to Chaos Nature bring

 Till Angel" stand on sea aud shore, And swear that Time shall be more. This day the Wombt of Nature burst, CoIumbia fair, appeared the first, To show the Tyfant FFee6Om's son, And point him to our Washington. Our Independence we will sing, &c. This day we'll keep jnbilee, For Naiuret said. let them be free: Her voice through trembling Ether broke, And systemsH to their centre shook! Our Independence we will sing, SEc. Should Faciion'sS earthquake shake our land, Nlay hosts of ffeemen boldly stand, Our Constitution sworn to shield, @ ( Behind the lghtnings of their steeLtt

 Our Independence we will sng. &se.