The Arkansas advocate., 1833-09-18

To keep tho treasury riell--the land at And then, il is so philosophical, ! Q see mighty nation rob small. i sdd 'ye not talked so much 7tf maj iest5- When hedgehog Georgia lifted all herE
 qHlls, And forced as iaio measures yea, when We're whipped into obedience to her
 wills And men af other states, yea men and free l ssed ss. s neasengera to cure eternal ills, were pisgea like conYlcts in teion5s For waat!--for daring Gods own truth to And when tho highest mandate oftheiand, Vas laughed to seorn, as if our justice [ And still beneath the unrolenting hand, The prisoners in dHrance vile were kept; | And wien obedient to the Sfaie's com
 mand, The lands were lotted to each crime-adept, | Contempt could not have been so all-su-
 preme, Had not our boasting aped the drunlsard's $
 QfGafns some years ago Eve passed q tariff law ihe mnltitHdinens manufacturers shield-- | And lol one state declares an instant war. | Against tho whole if it be not repealed I Ihis-.ina madmanweayiog kings of straw Would De too ladierous--sye s,ll must yield Q one small paRy state--ay aA!-alarm- Al her fshosc siaTes woa!a! ;TTlisip Aer-were
 they armed. He who had sate when Georgian heroes
 fImed, And tamely smiled on them like one halfI
 glad, Like some old idol of Kamschatka, whom His subjects beat whene'er the weather's
 bad The chietlatn foams and rayes--the gather
 ing gloom Lours on his brow-in fine he seems as As Pindsr's George ono had under To smoke him by brickkiln into bacon. But why so angry now?-why all thls rage? More than when Georgia despised the
 court! Refused to ope for it the felon cage, A nd threatened to build citadel and fort, And have the land, or holy war to wage, And broke some nineteen treaties, long
 and short Increased our nations good and honest
 fame, And gave new honors to our blnshing
 name! There are two reasons--one is that his
 foe, Calhoun is thore-yea in the very font- And he would crush hio.-aims at him the This, reader mine! is his baptismal font, Where he of late with patriotism's glow Hath sprinkled been--on with the battle
 brunti And Carolina's traitor heart appal, No matter 1oho dies--so Calhoun but fall. Another is-when Georgia made array, Our honor was concerned--our faith-our
 pledge And that was all=-but in the present fray 1t is our purse that suffers sacrilege-- II IS our revenue to peace says nay, Unsheaths the sabre, and makes bare its Who ever thought tha. yankee honor
 might, be held so highly, and thelr purse so slight! Full well the hero knows what kind of
 stuff Ne all arc made of-North-- South--- East
 ---and Vest Shake but a purse--and even like Mac
 Duff, (AIl .caiculution lost in interest," Cursed be he who first cries "Hold--o-
 nongh" But honor, faith are like a last years nest, Things that are made to look at, not to
 keep, A - --------lt--- l-~-l.:.,e. 4i, cain Eheu jam satis! hll another time-- Meanwhile give the reptiles space to
 hiss, And crawl about my Cantos with their
 slime l leave Ayunta in his vis-a-Ys, Inditing to his mistresses 2 rhmye, In his own language and it's melodies l leave soose friends hope--if so, remain Still friends, until l hold the pen again!
  From Leuy's (.N. O.) Price Carreat ofl
 August 24.
 CoTToN.-Arriyed since the 16th inst. of Louisiana and Mississippi 127 bales. Cleared in the same time, for New York ! 168, Boston 65; together 253 bales; making a reduction in stock of IT6 and lcaVin0 or, |