The Whigs retire, and Salisbury comes forth,
A fitting champion in a cause so just ;
He hears his country’s call : he feels the worth
Of such deep confidence, such sacred trust.
It chose him after long and anxious thought ;
It chose him clearly, with united voice ;
It chose him in the hour of need—in short
It chose him when it had no other choice.
More Verses by Henry Salt
- Bible BindingJustice, November 28, 1885
- The Song of the RespectablesThe Commonweal, May 31, 1890
- Charity on the CheapJustice, October 25, 1884
- Bob Anderson, My BeauJustice, January 11, 1908
- ValentineJustice, February 12, 1887