Salt Lake Times | 1890-07-03 | Page 4 | To the Sunflower |

Type	issue
Date	1890-07-03
Paper	Salt Lake Times
Rights	No Copyright - United States (NoC-US)
Publisher	Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah
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Article Title	To the Sunflower
Type	article
Date	1890-07-03
Paper	Salt Lake Times
Page	4
OCR Text	Show TO THE SUNFLOWER. All hall to thee, flower of a people united, From ocean to ocean, fnir child of the sua; Slftn of a union perpetually plighted, Hall to the symbol of many in one. Single thy stalk, thy head crowned with gold. Countless iu numbers us the wares of the sea. One, as the ocean, diverse as the billows, Symbol of liberty, flower of the free. On the hills of New England, in glades ot the southland, Where unfettered winds o'er the broad prairies run, Everywhere fearless, flt mate for the eagle, Flower of the nation, we love thee as one. Llftup thy head, golden flower of tbe Bation Bend till we crown thee, bright child of the sun, Ad astra per aspera, E plutibus unum. Beautiful sunflower, many iu one.
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