The herald., 1837-04-06

,mises TO give in his next notice Of Br
quack. We trust he will not forget
this point. A few good verses, psin
spicy and apt on the subject Of Brandr
9 a good effect. The newspaper press
waking TO Brandreth's quackeries.
CandOur and Abolition.
aESoMESA OF THE PRESENT AGE.
In all my writings have had
Stern justice full in view
And unto Cesar always gave
That which was Casar's due.
No. with the Hydra's gall Tor INK
Nor with vsaem'd pen,
Have e'er wrote-bot seusht 10 DC
Impartial TO all men
The thing called politics hate,
Made up of brawls and blas,
Ercepting 'moagst the office thieves,
It's then game of grab.
Low, grow 'lisg minds the vile-deprav'd,
BY prejudice are chain'd-
they drive their foes from Paradise"
Which ne'er can be "regain'd."
/ am not thus-where baseness Is,
MY pen shall write it down;
a, least shall try-I shall not kill,
But do my best to frown.
Van Buren into office came,
/ was his deadliest foe; .r.
-thought he really merited
Anup Salt River row.
sa, he has said, 8 On slavery
My simple rie'os Is this,
-is best those manage slave concerus
Whose business it IS.
fllveto, cut and slash all acts,
And use my full voliton N..
TO put down Arthur Tappan's gang"
Hell hounds ofaboliton.)
Were naught on earth but this TO be
Fer said or done by Van,
I'D take up buckler, sword and lance,
To rally with his clan.
iGae hounds they are Of darkest dyo,
Vile, mcrcenary knaves-
King Arthur is their potentate,
And they his servilc slaves.
-,rbey are far worse among US than
An army Of invaders,
and all their schemes are more absurd
Than Richards fool crusaders.
-rhron'd in his store, their Potentate
Sells silks, aad blonds, AMI laces,
distributes tracts to bypocrites
With sanctinonious ia .es.
He, rich in all terrestrial wealth,
With happiness and pelf,
What cares he how the world wags on,
Exeept-thc world of self
sBoes he TO Carolina go
And preach his doctrines therel
~rhe arrant coward dares not go,
And woalA'n if he dare
No no The niggers nigh, be darnnd
Before he'd quit his trade.
The Black knight Arthur always stays
Where money can be made
no says he is for liberty
That this uron him fixes,
that negro slav'ry weighs him down
cskc rvntscu fifty-sfScs.
BAH Trash and nonserse-what cares he
How many slaves there arc1
That man caat care who lssts the torch
ofanarchy and war.
I'll tell you how this Arthur came
A saviour black to be-
n sought ambiion-it was, which
Made him the thing yoss sec.
~ silk with ease I've money made,
Bot silk wsn't rnnkc name
He cried, "Ill be the nisgsrs friend,
And I'LL the trump Of fame
For fame Of some ssrt will have,
BY tair means or flagasious-
lama low.liyed sooty man,
But s,ilI am ambitious.
The .egrs race are visw'd as the
Esrbers erD,ankind's lobby
They've never had champion yet,
Their cause shall Ne my bobby"
lie, too, kitchen cabinet
Raid with has word OF aod.
VIE for base lucre do his WILL
And worship him-a god.
Like Andrew, he sent ministers
Abroad TO distant lands,
TO throw the apple Of tIscord,
AHd scatter fre-brands.
They met the fate they well desefv'd,
The soutbemers' contempt,
And when they sought crop Of toooi,
The, found rope Of hemp.
roshow their nobleness of soul,
Que fac. Ill only mention
About those Hrog philanthropists.
The Harrisburg convention,
"hlist they were pseaching Of the slaves,
All how they should b. pilied,
negro fellow rose ssd said,
I've just been mansmit,eA-
esi what TO me Is liberty.
NAY, wha, Is even life,
When IN the chains slavery
I've lof. child and wife
You wish TO be the blac 4 mans friend
yoa wish 10 SCI him free;
The vile and child in bondage now
win test your charity
And what collection wsuld YOU 'sp,sc
it really makes me IaughJ
AScJ toos tofrce the wife and child,
a dollar and a haDit
Tn therefore for the President
Who sco~ls on this kpsysv
no 'ays, TO southemers leave
The subject ofslavery."
This - the reason. Fmsr, vbvI
nave changed nay gall 10 honey,
fcant but laugh 10 think my.elr
a democrat. IT, funny.
Net am candid In my nex,
Some facts ! u further tell,
~hy have changed my coat TAT the.
James Gordon B.-FsiessIi.
! am not pledged youl bear IN mind.
To stay democrat,
Tor soon as Martin bolts the course,
Fll bolt IL too Thofs faf,
Com WrrTAL
''arzs, Washington, March 70, 1897.
RIGHT SIDE or HUMASITy.-Thcrc
every where. There arc men who are 2
ess' sake. In obscurty, in retirem
nown TO the world, and never asking to
ere are good pen--in adversely, in pove
'tallons, amid all the seventies Of car,