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THE HEkDE LAST hOb hKo-bh fAhh DNESANaA'- A few more days and all must be over with the Her of the Hermitage. e."-[Daily Paper

 4 lew more days and he must sleep in deaIhi few more days, and unto God who gaNe, The brave old Hero must resign his preauh, And sink serenely to a tranquil grave Sink like the sun, more glorious at last ,s Than when his rays in broad efiulgence gio"eu' And over sea- and plain, and mountain cast Meridian splendor from its high abode' For valor, wisdom, justice, truth renowned By tyrants hated and by freemen blessed' With all his country's loftiest honors croWned' He goes to welcome his eternal rest; Rest that his soul has sighed for many years, With the dear partner of his manhood's prlmei Rest in realm undmmed by doubts and fears, Beyond the power of change or sway of time. Statesman and warrior, patriot and sagei

 nation weeps thy late and slow decay; First of the living great on history's page,

 Who will remain when thou hast passed away! Who of that noble band. the tried and stern, Men ofthe old heroic stamp and creed, On whom the present race may look and learn How to be wise in thought, and bold in deed! A few more days, and over all the land From west to east shall sound the sad command, Ye people mourn your hero in the tomb ' Him. sumberng peaceful, strife can reach no more ]; By gory's halo circled in his name; And long oh freedom, thy eagles soar,

 All thy new Tumphs shall record his fame. New York, May l9 lomon