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Show ( 30 ) ‘( 31 ) to havelifted a voice in your country's cattle, " O LOR D be gracious unto us-we hart: than to betray it by want of Union; or to waited for thee. Be thou our arm every leave worthy men, who have embarked their morning, our falvation alli) in time oftrouall for the common good, to fuller, or {land ble. Some trul't in chariots and fume in unalfilled. horfes, but we will remember the name L A s T L v, by every method in your power, of the Lord our God-O thou hope of and in every polfible cafe, lupport the LAws of your country. In a eontefi for liberty, Ilrael, the Saviour thereofin time of need ---thou art in the midll of us and we are think what a crime it would be, to fuller one freeman to be inlulted, or wantonly injured called by thy name-LEAVE in his liberty, lo Far as by your means it may be prevented. may fear thee for ever, for the good of US NOTo Give us one heart and one way, that we ourfelves and our children after us-VVe looked for peace, but no good came; and TIIUS animated and thus aEting-VVC for a time of health, but behold we are in may then SING with the prophet-- trouble-Yet will we trull: in the Lord for " FEAR not, 0 land! be glad and re" ever ; for in the Lord Jehovah is everlaltw joiee, for the Lord will do great thingau ing firengthaHe will yet bind up the Be not afraid, ye beafis of the field, for " broken-hearted, and comfort thole that; the pallures of the wildernels do fpring- The tree beareth her fruit-the fig-tree and " mourn"-even lo, oh our God do thou the vine yield their fruit." T H U s animated and thus aElingowe may likewife PRAY with the prophet-L "O comfort and relieve them, that lb the bones which thou halt broken may yet rejoice. In~ fpire us with a high and commanding {'enle of the value of our conltitutional rights! may a fpirit of wifdom and Virtue be poured (Iowa UPON |