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Pennoyer Governor of Oregon	A
Casting to South his eye across the bourne	B
Of his dominion where the Palmiped	C
With leathers 'twixt his toes paddles his marsh	D
Amphibious saw a rising cloud of hats	E
And heard a faint far sound of distant cheers	F
Below the swell of the horizon 'Lo '	G
Cried one 'the President the President '	G
All footed webwise then took up the word	C
The hill tribes and the tribes lacustrine and	C
The folk riparian and littoral	H
Cried with one voice 'The President He comes '	G
And some there were who flung their headgear up	I
In emulation of the Southern mob	J
While some more soberly disposed stood still	K
And silently had fits and others made	C
Such reverent genuflexions as they could	C
Having that climate in their bones Then spake	L
The Court Dunce humbly as became him 'Sire	M
If thou as heretofore thou hast wilt deign	N
To reap advantage of a fool's advice	O
By action ordered after nature's way	P
As in thy people manifest for still	K
Stupidity's the only wisdom thou	Q
Wilt get thee straight unto to the border land	C
To mark the President's approach with such	R
Due decent courtesy as it shall seem	S
We have in custom the best warrant for '	G
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Pennoyer Governor of Oregon	A
Eyeing the storm of hats which darkened all	T
The Southern sky and hearing far hurrahs	O
Of an exulting people answered not	C
Then some there were who fell upon their knees	O
And some upon their Governor and sought	C
Each in his way by blandishment or force	O
To gain his action to their end 'Behold '	-
They said 'thy brother Governor to South	U
Met him even at the gateway of his realm	V
Crook kneed magnetic handed and agrin	A
Backed like a rainbow all things done in form	W
Of due observance and respect Shall we	X
Alone of all his servitors refuse	O
Swift welcome to our master and our lord '	-
	-
Pennoyer Governor of Oregon	A
Answered them not but turned his back to them	Y
And as if speaking to himself the while	Z
He started to retire said 'He be damned '	-
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To that High Place o'er Portland's central block	A2
Where the Recording Angel stands to view	B2
The sinning world nor thinks to move his feet	C
Aside and look below came flocking up	I
Inferior angels all aghast and cried	C
'Pennoyer Governor of Oregon	A
Has said O what an awful word too bad	C
To be by us repeated ' 'Yes I know '	-
Said the superior bird 'I heard it too	B2
And have already booked it Pray observe '	-
Splitting the giant tome whose covers fell	C2
Apart o'ershadowing to right and left	C
The Eastern and the Western world he showed	C
The newly written entry black and big	D2
Upon the credit side of thine account	C
Pennoyer Governor of Oregon	A

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