Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-11

,,,l mount my black Grithn, and oil Tor a tide
~ To snuff the fresh air Of the border
Theres Belal above, TO be sure, bat he
Is too fond Of gallan'ing and dressing for
IT.. Devi, has mounted his jet black steed,
And spurr'd through the regions ofnght
n, dIaw not u rein, aud he checked not his
RAJ ne reached the dim border of light.
Then he halted awhile, and ioe'd his
girth,
And da.kly he gazed on the sleeping
eaI,h.
TWAS beautiful night, and the moon rose
p,, feeble and faint was her light,
And the stars twlnked dim in the pale blue
sky,
A. tbry pazad On the monarch oil night.
H. I,uked Ger the misty earth aud slnil-
Asamurderer would Ger a sleeping child.
uuo. Belial.'' he cried, " what news do you
brig
From the land of the brave and free'
DO they tire of the People, and long for
King'
Ifyn. toerell be work for me"
o,o,h plenip6 Beiai--bo~ ing low
NV iiege, il you'll look at these papers
you'll know
The dark Kin, frown'd as his eye ran Ger
The fl 80 oil the inky crew.
Der Couriers,' Stars, and thousand more,
A burning glance he threw:
Butwhsn he came TO the Telegraph
He shook his sides with hearty laugh.
What. Duff /! Poor Daft my subject too !
Have they lard you al last on the shelf;
,r;. ,;iv-for had more drudges like you,
need never wOik myself.
Vssti Aha ihey'rs improving last
Tru., ms-theyl crown him King at
last
o,o,h Belial-' Ny liege, am fearful not,
Keniucky's brislles are up
The Yankee s kettle Is boiling hot,
The Duichnan is waking up,
And Wsb.,er besile wi.b his cudgel stout
knocked their hickory brains about.
The clouds of The West are gathering fast,
Aud dark is The frown Vi the North,
The .kie. oil the East are overcast,
And her deep Winds coming 10Th
The gales Of he South still orea'ue on
him,
Bu, the Chiehan's glor, is waxing dm.'
Then dark grew the ire oil the King oil fire
lie, u. muster our strength he cried
'Ihoithe tempests iosH form nom 1'e caves
OF he North,
We will breaat them IN their pride.
m pledge the last man OF my dark do
man,
Bul ,he cniefain shall 81, ola his throne a.
gam.
Quoth Erlsl-' My liege, we will 90 What We
cam
But le. us moi be too hasty
He has Kick Il all his Calumet ont 10 man,
And is growing SO peev'sh anu 'esiy'
Tia, think you had better pesn'il him 10
fall,
And hoist your broad pendant on board oil
til. Hal
.ykne~ Harry well, e'er his leaf had grown
(He won all my money al Brag ,
us,s clear headed, keen-"nteJ, comlcai TEL
low,
The Oratot,' tipped with the Wag,-
Andi fwe'd adopt him, he do US more
credit
By tar. in the patton, than those who no"
head D..
What, Bslis How now, sir your councils
offend
Would YOU leave the old NAN in the lsrch Z
You are turning your coal, can veil you, my
friend
shall hear OF you next AT cnurcn
Moreover. our parry won't rally on
There's M Loeb below, sir-pray what
Will he say
.you know he's Jacksonma up to the hub,
htuh al
hna at rallapoosa-(the blood-cking cub ,
IUhsrs ne sunoed upon indIan Queens,
And II we drop Hick'ry we'll ne'er hear the
twill raise a rebellion in Hill, sir, de-
pend one
You wrong me, my liege, when you charge
me with shifting
, Witbou, rhy me OF reason TO Clay;
= sTis because don't think the old fellow worm
lifting,
Upbolted the king I, ON his seat on the s'oono
broadly on Bel,al did stare
Then wild, shrill, and bigh-his laugh echoed
around,
Till the a,ghi-birds sprung up !" Inc ar
And the wolf starting up from bis den II
alright,
Fled howliog away through tue gloom
the nigh.
Then the cock loudly crew for morning,
Tho Devils started al the warning,
Satan looked wild, and spurr'd his sleed'
Beliai his dusky pinions spread,
Aud fas, and tar away, away,
They n ID before the dawn OF day.
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