And why all this why must our race,
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And why all this why must our race,
Feel n lther nope, expsrieLce grace, fr
Or even justice fre the han,i,
Of those who tore them from their land
But so ii is, and so will be
Heaven cloudssits plans i'll mystery.
We feel we are deserted here, E SD
Children Of ignorance and fear!f
To this our lot we humbly bend,
Trusting our father and our friend,
Will, for each grief, each pang, each tear,
happier destiny make clear,
Giving Saviour kind, and not a Judge severe.
Not of our race, yet brothers still,
Would you, your noblest task ful6la
Then speed us in humble cause
Protect us with your power, your laws.
Be still our guides, our patrons friends,
And know the peace, the task attends.
Depressed, cast down, as now we are, ,-
Still let our comfort be your care. c1 8
And though like you, we neer can be, i5
Lords of the soil, or of the sea, - 4fea
Nor as a nation, known and blest, .s.GI ~
Our rights, our deeds, our name confess'd,
Yet as your country's friends we live,
And ask no boon it cannot give.
Farewell, the claims Of kindred clay,
Forget not on this happy day.
- Nor the young carriers call who now pre-.


sents this lay.