From the Reveille.
THE CHRISTIANS HOPE.
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cannot in that hope rejoice,


So narrow in its view,
That God will make partial choice,
And save chosen few.
cannot hope, redeemed from death.
And clad in robes OF light,
That l shall gaze on worlds beneath,
Consigned TO endless night.
would not hope, in bliss, to 90,


On wings seraphic borne.
And contemplate a gulf below.


Where countless millions mourn.
Oh! who could such hope profess,
Yet bear the Christians name;
The tongue that would such guilt confess
Should feel remorse and shame.
A holier. happier hope is mine


"Tis inspirations voice.
1t speaks in strains OF love divine,


And bids the world rejoice.