THE TRIBUNE.

For The Tribune.
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TO CAssIUs N. CLAY.


WELCOME thou man Of might,
Whose barbed word has pierced the Tyrants ears
Who dared, amid the glistering Of their spears,
To vindicate the Right


Welcome! the day dawns fast,
When on the dragon Of their lawiess power
Thy freeborn foo. shal, ,rample-in that hour.


God help thee stand the blast


Welcome not serried hoa,
With trump, and banners, and wax 8 fearful din'
Can bide the battle thou must fight and win


Ere Freedoms hope be lost


Welcome! true hearts and strong
And arms thrice arm'd are uplift with thine
p, cod. image crush, ,d-and Freedoms shrine
Shall yet be swept of wrong


Welcome! nor stoop. nor tire'
11n,;l the rus,.ma-k of the Tyran,'s chain
Is blotted out--and every atar'stain


h purg'd with Heavens own fire


welcome! be God thy trust,
And Truth thy weapon and thy goal The Right
And thou shalt whelm all errors in the fight


And trample them 10 dust
Tsp. York, Ian. &. 1886. [. y. sTUAkf'
