THE TRIBUNE.
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rpEEDoM AND RIGHT.


,r-.,..ed from .be German of Freiigrash)


LI;.ve not the gloom OF the grave
OE say no, 80 closed upon freedoms glad light,
FOR ever are the lips OF the honest and brave
Fo .la hs scorners of baseness are robbed oil tnei
n..rsb ,be true TO their oaths into exile are driven
fT ino weary OF wrong, with their own hands nave
Their blood to their jaiors, their spirits to Heaven
Yet immortal Is Freedom, lmmorisi u rs. Is f,isn'-


Freedom and Right.
Il, ne no, be by partial defeats disconnected;
They viii make the grand triumph more siSoai
r,u, ,s5s,,e5 shs our zeal will be douby exerted,
And the cry be raised louder OF Freedom and
Right!
re, these two arc one, and they mock all endeavor
Cf despors their holy alliance 10 sever;
hei. - ever fright
wbsrs freen,ep are found, will God prosper the
""''O Freedom aud Right
And let this thought, TOO, cheer us: more proudly
The twins never bore them in fight after fight,
Never breathed forth spirit more joyous ana
Making heroes Of dastards in natures despite
Round the wide earth they re marching; their mes
sage they We spoken,


And nations leap up at the heart-ihring token;
For the sef and the slave they have Ddtued, anu
broken
The fet,ers that hung upon black limbs and white


Freedom and Right
And battle they still, where the voice Of earih's
sorrow
Tells of wrongs TO avenge, of oppressors 10 smlte
And conquerors this day, or conquered tomorrow,
Fear We not, in the end they will conquer outright
Oh, to see the bright wreath round their victor
brows shining,


Althe leaves that are dear to the nations combining,
Erin's shamrock, the olive OF Hellas entwinng
With the oak leaf, proud emblem OF Gcrmany's
might Freedom and Right
There are sore aching bosoms and dim eyes OF
weepers


WILDE gathered 10 rest ere that day the light
But We too will haow the graves OF the sleeepers;
Oh, We blest ones, we owe TO them Freedom and
Right! [were true, boys
Fill your glasses meanwhile To the hearts thai
To the cause that they loved when the storm fierces
blew, boys, lyou, boys
Who had wrong for their portion, but won right TO
Drink to them, to the Right, and 10 Freedom
through Right Freedom through Right
