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zSeS - = From the Ohio Statesman
'eeling Rebaze to The Tory Spirit IN our Land.
The following outburst of patriot heart should
,fher the tongue of those who are appealing TO
Iexico against their own counirymen. Who can
sad J, wthont catching the spirit ofihe poet him
If p Who could compose il bat one who fell as
lie brave and gallant defender Of his country
lould rfeei2 j Il should be read, aloud to every
I'D and upatriotic g aidand-comfortcr" -er Of the
nemies Of his country. iiseA
4 voLuNTARIo.


a@G" We burnt that man ia e65gy.
Is We love our glorious, happy land, i. 4 ii g'ea
ajaa1 We love her freedom and her laws, ssssaaI
80 We're proud to see her patriot band ssfs


Uphold and vindicate her cause.sS +ss..zs1
We grieye not at the Briton's spleen, s.


We care not for the monarch's frown;
With agony our march they've seen, 40 81.
T1is To worldwide glory and renown. 'sa
We've met the foe in deadly strife,


And stood where fell our brayesi men
We gave our all, our all of life, este SO


To country dear. nor faitered then. 90
az The battle won, the danger DER,


How swiftly thought Of hardships f1y
Before the joyous pride we bore


Them all like men without sigh. ,.,..z
Yes, back upon the camp we look.


sell uOuOteo, SdtISuSu, anu pIOuo 5
Yet there's a hate we cannot btotk-z+s.e


'1fsfre0soD in q coDaras sItroud! q
'Tis pity on heartless tongue, - s.saa
aa Religion in toty's cIoak, So -. - .-~st
To which the enemy hare clung, ,,e.s 90
u Their last, their only cherished hope.
90 ssse ~ sa sstss.;il.I 2 $3.50 -f 'j5
Afar off on the Rio Gtande,= tgsss ,s - tasg-
5 We priced alone OUT eountry's -smils}; 4
p While foe-6eset on every hand. .5z.a 20


:. We pressed along the deep defile., -
But when a COrwin's treason came a51 -
With .aunts Of base ard fiendish crime,
We felt e'en then q nations shame,


That such men lived at such a tims.
go And then on Buena Vista high, gra..4.fe


The field of glorious victory,
Where many braye hearts silent lie, s."


We burnt that man IN e6FgyI = H.
A monument Of bIistering seoru, 81,
To meet his eye AT every turn,
To haunt his vision night and morn,


Forerer t0iH that image burn !!


BUENA VISTA.