... althoiugh his'deeds wieze-lbinik as'aght, Would.notif'he were able, burst from 1d4kness.iirto light; And hail midnaight of Slavery, blest E'redom's dawning Star. The People's Charter soon to gain; Nurrmb! Hurril! Hurrahn! If in our Union strong, we be, ...

... to keep; n Or dare not write on the dislhopored brow. 3, Even from our childhloot We iave learned to steep 0 The dread of slavery in ihe tears of woe, 1- Arid never dreamed of hope or refuge until now.' Shelley's Reolt of 191ac. e, ?? one of yourselves ...

... population obtain- t imig ther jst rghts wihout jirichthey must.l continue to eke out azi existence in abject political t slavery' and in waitt, miiery, aid wretcbedness; I The chreb,'th .ma*'bae well issured, oceapies 1s thefront rank in the armiyofftheir ...