The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-07-26

OIL johnny Boil my Joe John. wander what you mean.
Are you foreign conquest bet, or what ambitious
All, list to Brother Jonathan, your frullc,s plans
forego,
Remain on your "fastaachsred hie," o. Johnny
Bull, my Joe.
, oh, Johnny Dull. my Joe John, don't come across
Our fathers bled and suaer'd much their freedom to
maintain,
And him, who in the cradle, John. repcpd the ruth.
less foe,
Provoke not, when to maokind grown, oh, Johnny
Bull, my Joe.
Oh, Johnny Dull. my Joe John. you've proud and
naughty grown.
The ocean is highway. which you falsely call your
And Columbus sons are valiant John, nor fear to
face The foe.
And never yield to equal force, OH Johnny Ball my Joe
Oh, Johnny But. my Joe John, your PeGcOckS keep
And nc'er let British scamen in FroEc hither come;
For we've Ho,nsfs and we've Wasps, John, who, as
you doubtless know,
Garry sfbgsrs in their tails, oil, Johnny BuH, my Joe
When name our naval heroes, John, oh, hear old
Englands grosns,
Here's BAiSDerpGE, PoerER, BLAEzLy. pEcA-
ruR, HULL and JosEs
And while for gallant LAwaEscE our grateful tears
shall flow,
We never will "gipe pp the chip" Oh, Johnny Bull,
my Joe.
Oh, Johnny Bull my Joe John, OF Erie's distant
shore,
See how the battle RACES, and loud the eannons roar
But PEaRY taught our seamen to crush the assaiing
foe,
He me, aud made 0sn ours" oh, Johnny Bull, my
Joe.
Oh, Johnny Bull. myJoe John. behold on Lake
With more than equal forceyou tried your fate again.
But the Cock saw how twas going, aud cried cock
a.doodie. doc
And MAcpoNouoH was victorious, oh, Johnny
Bull, my Joe
Your Soldiers the land John, on that cventfu day
Mark'd the issue of the conflict and then ran away
And MAcoMp would have Burgoya'd, John, your
Governor Prevo'
OaJshnny Bu',my Joe John lin night attacks and day
We drsvc you fiom Fart Erie, ,fog you at Chpperca,
Here's poaTEa, BRoww, and RIPLEy--ScorT and
GAINES 10 face the foe,
And they use the 6oysnet freely oh Johnny Bull my Joe
What tho o. Washington, base, maranding band
Our monuneus of Art, John, destroyed with ruth.
less hands,
Oh, twas savage warfare, John. beneath senef
Gus foe,
And brings the most disgrace on you. oh. Johnny
Bull, my Joe
Oh, johnny Bull, my Joe John, don't send your Coed
ranes Ger.
Few places are assailable" on this our native shore
And we'll leave our homes and iresJes, John, and
,t crush the reptile foe,
That darcs poute our natal soil. oh, Johnny Bull
my Joe.
Oh, Jchsny hall. my. Joe John. when all you
schemes had fail'd,
10 wipe away the etigma. John. for New-er!san
you sail'd,
But heavier woes await thee, John, for JAcxso,
meets the foe,
Whose name and faze's immortal, oh, johnny bull
my Joe.
Oh, Jshnny Bull, my Joe John. your Paesenlam
no more,
The blood Of your iviuei0e, crimsons our na.iv
No Hampton scenes are here. John. to gree. aav
Nor "Saes"-no. nor " Beau,y" oh, Johnny Bull
s4 myJoe.
Oh. Johnny Bull, my Joe John. your heroes keep q
home.
IN high spriis they hither. but they're carries
back in Rum:
You cay your sons a,e valiant, John, ,grant they ma
be 80.
But more valiant arc our Yankee boys, oh, Johun
Bull. my Joe.
Your sehenes'to gather hurels here. sae,s wer
- badly plan'd,
We've whipped you on the ocean, John, we've ia,h
cred you on land, =" 7-
Then HE thee to Old England John, your fru;,les
plans forge,
And haste to ihy Fasf anchored l,le,D oh, Johnn
Bull, my Joe.
NAVAL ANECDOTE.
On board Of Decasur% shio WA. a I;,tl,