THE TRIBUNE.

Prom the Louisville Journal.
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HENRY CLAY.


Rr wears no upon that brow which seAns In free
domsvan.


.-. eyery rod has Bet his seal 70 show the world
Nor bears he In his trusty hand the warriors spear and


eiaiye [graye.
Whose harvests Al tho falling ranks that burthen Ruias
Blu. prouder than the proutes. king whose million ya'sais
bow, prov
Hs wears tina wreath Nations hand has .wtned upon his
And peerless DER bis fallen foes. With flaming plane AID
he shines Nations the brghes. and the bes,
al, name is not scuptured thing. where old Renown has
Hsr msroie in the wilderness BY soke Of battle scared
Bat craven On eespng hearts where Freedoms banners


wsve,


Itae.s 70 bid the tyrant back and loose the sred slave
His deeds are not Of blood and wrong, where roth, with


iron hand.


Has yoked the stormy steeds Of to desolse the land
in the Of need whon dangers summons csme
rs lent the thunder Of bis word-he halo Of his name
Around the hearhs and affairs where b Coantys gods
are shrined toll hs mind
Hs be.rt has yearned for Freedoms we-w;h Freedoms
And other lands. oppressed. the capyes wall


has rung, tnre MS tongue
Els soul went forth in Freedoms trength-wilh Freedoms
Above the affairs Of the Creek and Ger Boivas fame.
Hs name sDeliversr Is stamped the broken chan
And from those old and glorious isles that gem III sean
bs sons Of par.ans hall in song Champion Of the Bres
And hso al Is on his heart and dimness in his
He wsnes not with the ru lights that darken IN the SKY
But proudsr stu and fame, with flaming plume and


crest, ,,
He shines among Saon stars the brightest and the best


CD. STUART.