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splrif, tnrred away the sight fron earth ard
ashe-, BLESSING The prom sc alo the author OF q
more glorious resurrection.


HE funeral orston pronounced ever those re-
vered relics before tnet Gignifed audience, WIS
by one wisely chosen and well qualified ior an
oseas on SO great, go deePy interesting and az
iccilng as no man ever addressed an ASSEMBLY, on
before, and none could ever again. While every
ear OF the vast multitude hung on the eloquen,
lips Of EDWARD EVERETT. and every teart felt
itself melting at the pathetic story he was telling
IN h!s peculiar, thriliing accents, or enlrged
and elevated By the bigh.toned sentiments ne
was ut ering, so eeath-like IVES TIE Stiffness of
the house, you corld almost hear the drop Of the
soldiers tear on MS gttering arinor as he listened
and looked, and bsholding wha; was near nm IN
the aisle, realized that i for VAN pageant
or empty show that he and his company we're
equipped in military array.


The halfstiAed sob Of the statesman, too, was
detected through the reigning stiffness that be-
trayed the bosom it was shaking, while he con-
sidered the sec,edness Of the charge committed
TO his trust-the great duties of his Office, and
viewed himself as g high priest in the temple Of
our liberty, with the ark of nations rights 10
protect from the touch of profane or unclean
hands.


Bot the orator had done. The dirge was sung /;
the benediction was pronounced. The people
moved


As rich, rare casket filed with gold


And pearls and precious stones,


They took up the ccfiin dim and cold


With the soldier names and bones.


Tncn slowly forth TO the battle-ground,


While every mouth was dumb,


They moved 10 the mournful music's sound


And the beat Of the muiflad drum


They reached tine place for the honcred dead,


The proudest and the best


The earth that had been their dying bed,


Prepared for their final rest.


Those relics 6ark from the light they lowered,


Where the bleeding warriors fell.


And volleys three DER the tomb they poured


Twas the soldiers long farewell.
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