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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-09-15

g'r LIVER COMPLAlNT,-Thii disease oa
terminates IN another of ii more serious udun
proper remedies are not resortcd to in TIME II
forms of this disease. Doctor HARLcus CouWu
Strengthening and German Apcrient Plll-, Wit]e
form perfect curc-frst by cleansing the .'ou.
and bowels, thus removing all dscas - from thf ~.
by the use of the German Aperient Pills after wv.
the Compound Strengthening Pills are taken = ~
strength and tone TO those tender organs whch e
quirc such treatment only to effect permanent g"
hesc pills arc nearly put up in small package W
full directions
For sale at No 10 North Eighth street Phia''
phia, and at the bookstore Of Robert Farnham, Pef
syvania Avenue. may
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-09-15
THE Observation-Disclosures, 1870

Tn faith, all ability
of iansbu
PRESIDENT VIM. HENRY HARRISON, Of Ohio.
For VnE JOHN TYLER, of Virginia
Of er hostility
the ehandan
lbe briefly frhan as
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-09-15

BY the above account President Van Buren's yearly
Government expenses amounted
to $37 l35 ,654 80
The whole yearly expenses of Prcsi-
dents Washington Adams, JefTer-
son and Madison amounted to 3O,597, 1913 CT
653s 325 Go
Showing the yodriy expenses Of President Van
Burens Government TO be SO 53s 325 &C more than
the four first Presidential terms and that too including
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-09-15

SECOND NO Of Master Humphrey Clock, by
- Boz, just received, for sale by r. TAYLOR, i'm
mediately East Of Gsdsbys Hotel may 10
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-09-15

CtLEANSE AND STRENGTHEN.-The only
~ sure and the best courses to pursue in curing dis
eases, of whatever nature they may be, il, first TO
cleanse tho stomach and bowels by gentle aperients
secondly, to give strength and tone to those tender
organs, by the of proper tonics. This mode of
treating diseases pursued by the regular physicians,
which they well know to be the only to resort
to, to effect speedy and permanent cure DR.. Har-
lichs Compound Strengthening Tonic and German
Aperient Pills a medicine to effect this grand
object. The German Aperient Pills to cleanse
the stomach and intcstines-attcr which the Com
pound Strengthening Tonic Pills used to give
strength and tone to those organs which require ten
der treatment Two-thirs nearly of the diseases of
the nervous system, and by continually using drastic
mineral purgatives, the sufferer will find himself
being too much refined to remain long in existence
Full and explicit directions, both in English and Ger
man, accompanying this medicine Principal Office
for the United States, No. 10 North Eighth street,
Philadelphia Also, for sale at the Bookstore of Ro-
bert Farnham Pa. Avenue. APP 21y
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-09-15

A correct statement OF the United States Govern
mcnt expenses
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-09-15

Coy Shelby to Mr. Madison May Is, 1911, says:
" feel no hesitation 10 declare TO YOU that / beliere
Gen Harrison 70 b one IF the trst military ctdrac
tiers Ierer knenh
Col Richard NJ. Johnson to Gen Harrison july
4, 1913 says;
w did not cant 10 serre 0ader cotraras or trai-
tors bitt under one Harrisoal cto had prored ho-
seif 10 be tcise prudent and brdre"
Commodore Perry to General Harrison, August Is
1917, says:
"'rhe prompt change made by YOU in the order OF
battle discovering the position of the enemy has
always appeared to me TO have cvinced H6u DECREE
or MILITARY TALENT concur with the venerable
Shelby IN his general appreciation of your conduct
that campaign
honorable LANeDoN CHEvEs, on the battle Of the
Thames.
The rictoryof Harrison 1eas such az icoufd hare
secured 10 Roman General IN ne best days Of ne
hepu6hc The honorS ef a Triumph NJ PIT an end 10
ne War "a The LppermoSi Canada
Sentiments of the Hero of Fort Stephenson
Col. Croghan:
~ desire no plaudits which are bestowed upon me
at the expense Of General Harrison
have felt the wormest attachment for him A.
man, and my confidence in him as an able commando
remains mistaken. feel every assurance that he win
at all times do me ample justice; and NOTHING could
give me more pain than to his enemies scize upon
Columbus Democrat., 1840-10-17
Sub TrCaeurK Prices.

According 10 the waIg orators and whlg nsws-
paper. the effect Of the Independent Treasury
would be TO cut down ihe wages Of the mechan
Ic and oborng man 70 mere soug--to some
hing like shilling day Now see how plan
tale puts down these false prophets The hide
pendent Treasury is now N successful operation
and hear what the ST. Louis Argus says Of Its eI.
lect- upon Prices il that city
Yesterday morning We saw very worthy
mechanic pay 40 old farmer, who looked The very
picture Of content half . dollar for peck
Of fine peaches. "1ba fines ARE out 0l lolnt' -
run"--" low prices," PRODUCTION Of wages I;
starvation" Sc. &c.
Jouaeymau Carneulers 10 this city receive
two dollar. per day, and 80 do nearly all the
numerous i9urneyuen mechanics O every probes
.5n. We thuk il safe TO say that more Of the
iourneymcn Of the different mechanical pfoles
.op. receive orp, than under dollars per day
tor thef labor. All iouueymen printers receive
81 per day, and many much mofe--ihe pfessmen
who PRINT tins paper receives three dollars per
day Tor every DAY be woIks, and that IS too ife-
auently sersn il al wsfk Jouneymen lailors can
average nearly four dollars day. stump speak
.us baeksmthng, who labor al the POLITICAL m
stead of and to the steady aud continued neglect
Of. the shop bellows, find wages 10" and employ
ment scarce.
More buildings are progressing at lbls time
towards completion than we're ever seen before
al 81. Louis. Tbs affords excellent aud abun.
dan, employment to al who are willing 10 woik
A. ,bl. time of hurry and hustle, the law aud
the tnAing, and the worthless lnd il difficult to
obtain employment, for the tima Of the employers
Columbus Democrat., 1840-10-17

THE National lutcaaencer informs Us that IN one
Of tht ng cabins At the tate Wing carousal At Day
ton. Ohio, was q lire coif with a sheep skin tied on
him Motto, "A PATENT DEMOCRAT. An
excellent representation Of Hhig Democrats or
Democratic Uhgs' '-men who pat 90 the "shcsp
SKIN 81 Democracy and claim 70 be Democrats ~
vpaleAt;" having no other ttle.
When Daniel Webster and Il, w. Leigh 60 into
the log cabin at Richmond and decIaim ~ favor Of
tie people, who can help thinking Of the wolf IN
the Ing CABIN with his sheep skin on}
Another banner SAYS lhe lntcIigencer, "fepresa0-
ted Van Butcn nnning down hL bis locks aud coat
tail streaming in the WIND, aud barrel Of lard el-
dai' after hu; he was crying out stop that barrel
An excellent representation Of Tie VMg drga.
meutF by which that party are attempting TO run
MIR. Van Buren, downl
The Federal lcoircs n Democratic shtep,kias. are
very successful IN representing Their own character
uni arrumcuts- Gi0tr.
Columbus Democrat., 1840-10-17
INDEPENDENT TREASURY.

The following is lhe fourth scclion OF an act
entitled an act 10 establish the Treasury De
parlmeni' approved on The ID Of September
I7so, by GEORGE WASHINGTON
Sec. e. And be il further enacted. That Il
Shall be the day Of the Treasurer 10 receive and
KEEP the monies OF the United States, and IA
dnburse the same, SC. He shall at all timsa
submit 70 the Secretary Of the Treasury and tn
Comptroller, or either OF them the inspection ol
all The monies in bis hand
The following IS the 20th section Of The sama
act
Sec 30. And be It further enacted That
lhe duties and tres 70 be collected by virtue 81
ihl. aot shal Be received N gold agd silver cei@
ONLY
Il wiII thu. Be sern, that dc act 10 establish 4
Treasury, approved by MARTIN VAN BU
REN on The 4ih Of July, 1910, is Identical q
principle with the act approved on The % e( sep
lem5cr, $50. by GEORGE WASHINGTON.
TINT the Independent Treasury system is a RE
TURN re THE GOOD OLD PLAN of ths
ffamers Of the Constitution. That MARTIN
VAN buren,, IN recommending and aepyov
ing The system IS only dong just Nhat TIE
FATHER OF HIS COUNTRY did. ana tia.
now IN establishing this system, we are only chan
ging practices silently introduced by Alexantef
Hamilton, the first Secretary Of the TreasurY,and
the great patron of FUND M0NGERING.
and ARIST0CRACY, and
getting back to the ORIGINAL purpose Of The
Constitution, and 10 the ORIGINAL practice
under II
The best bank ever yet known. is bank Of
entlh--n never refuses 70 discount 10 honest III.
boz, and the best share is the plough share, oa
which dividends arc always liberal
Columbus Democrat., 1840-10-17
Of Warren;
INTERESTING LETTER.
CoAAfrTEE.

The following letter from Mr. McDuhi0s. il IN re.
ply 10 an invitation to pubic dinner given by tie
Dtmacfate Republican party q Columbia county,
ia on the l3tl inst, al Appng:
CBERRY Hut, Sept "a, l-i0.
GrNTLExFE. Owing 10 ne suspension Of the
mai from Aug sta tor more than week, received
only two dtyta 60, your polite invitation to attend
dinner to : eu At Applnglon, tHe i3lh instant,
by The citizens # Columbia county wdo are 10 idVor
al tie reelection Of Mr. Van Blfen to the office ol
President Oft { United States. | regret that cir
cumstances will put il ont Of my power 10 be wah
you oil that OF asIoa, concurrng AZ - with those
sou represent 10 preerrng Mr.. Van Bnren, who,
sincc hi3 elect n to the Presidency has openly pro-
ips6ed and firmly adhered 10 the Whole political creed
Of the Soub, az expounded and praelsed by Jetier-
son, to Gen. Harrsos, whose pubic hie demon
straes that he IS fundamentally opposed @ every
single article 10 that creed The doctrines anl meas
ufes Of Mr. Webster. far exceed those Of Alexander
Hamilton in thejr tendency tn consolidate the
Federal Government and snnihllaic the sovereign.
,y Of the Sla,ee and vet there Is not pne of these
doctrines or measures, which Gen, Harrison has nqt
Columbus Democrat., 1840-10-17
rpE MOCRAT
,sHvpEyERI SATURDAY BI
wopTHNGT0N 4 CHAPMAN:
,.,,,,, If ihs Uaitsd States LeT''

...,n WILDE received ora iesslerm than
e3si5si' p, .,' agl No paper viii be discontinued,
x Ta'is' H. seretian Of the Edltors) until all
.aEes - have been paid.
afea ,rvr, v.ll be Inserted tSl per square
A3rsSf.sA r.ss4 tar the ifst nsertion sni % cents
,'lh,h sahs anent insertion.
lAf ea5i eal.,ats not marked with the number OF m
si',l w.l be published untiiorbid and ehaFg-
4 accordingly. ,,,.. -
,,rrar,sixs-Four squares OF less, re-
Ns's-it ~ :, pleasure, $50, payable hal {ear'y'
:. ior less than one year. Inc PrNiese
Nae',,,,I advertisers is limited to Their imhteIa'e
d aaaa an advertisements for the oeneht q q
a3'.l a,r,ans 4entin hy them must be Psld lot oy
Vs ,,o. ~ ol A pers ma nature will be charged
a'.' r4s ptPEs-s5 per annum IN advance
I So. :. as Al the end of the year.
Wosx mast be paid for on delivery
!os ,,'srs "a the Z itars on business connected
" 5Rss, must be pos paid, or they Wil'Eo
l. attended TO, i'm 40 ~
,rvctyo C.SprpArEs Gor office wilibe ~ no
,yi be inserted unless we are speclaliy au'
.h,.i,s5 NE by someresponsbc person
Columbus Democrat., 1840-10-17
No. Is.

! ,oo precious to be wasted upon such subjects
-n' sas hsud oi the industrious weadsfiully pros
'eis. The sky looks bright, IlatT.sof.i.gn
loes nu' effect, not hard cider sluhity him. Ills
country Is bls idol and humbug hl. abhauence.
l-seD where mtor appeals 10 receive pro.
per rs~ard-all btanches of industry seem ta Be
loansbiug and aliordiug their pur,uers comps.
tsucr AND wealth. Yet run, disaster, bsrgary
and iam.ne ore TO flow from toe bhghng inii
cuce of Che Sub Treasury law. Wages sre to BE-
reduced, ,ays the hard cider aud c, on skn adqe-
Gates, ID shilling day, aud the laboter-is 70 Is
deprived Of meat.
When Government receives rs revenues IL.
stead Of paying them oul OF the hands Of Tie r.
ceyers, II must pay them oui Of banks, or wages
vail bt reduced, the country ifjured Sc. Ca
any hlag be more laactops, o. mofe absurd
Columbus Democrat., 1840-10-17

The cF's's oi ~ perulctous career, We discover
that so Tar Il. N setZlng the occasion TO unite 20
eNtnguIshng H. the slavehoIdiag States abandon
our l0ng-tHed friendship and cooperation, 10 a,
eh'eYe measure which Its Abolition from the
dust, and seats i on The right hand Of power what
are we 10 do 7 What can We be expected to do3
For my own part-s very humble oue-i am rea
dy Tor uATemIlttng and uneompremlsitg var n
ganst principle, whose mere enunclatlou u
this county sounds N my ears Ike a tocsln to
rebellion and treason 10 The Constitution. But |
do not think that ouI know ledge nt human nature
warrants US in anticipating, under the cucumsa an
ces have supposed, like resolution 10 be gen
orally and permanently eylnced. In fact, | do
not think that the election OF Gen Harrison, il
achieved with the aid OF single leading slave.
holding Commonwealth, could fail to dissolve the
existing league against Abolition, leaving il to
range in the Eastern and Middle States unresis-
ted, # not constantly recruiting.
" Entertaining these impressions, YOU may
well imagine my qualification, on receiving your
assurance that noble old Virginia, though deceiy'
ed and msled for season had speedily rallied,
and beng convinced of " The uaitg bstlssea The
Hhig and 2boIiion parties" would sustain the
good cause, by majority Of at least five lhods
and. NY Information jnsifes confident expec-
ta.ioa of the same enlightened patriotism from
New jersey, Maryland, Delaware, and even
North Corolina-nor have vet seen 81 heard
in any one slaveholdmg State, substantial cause
10 apprehend different result. In Pennsy ylyanIa
tie General Election takes place on the 18Th Of
October. and the Electoral on the 3Uth of The
same month. shall be surprzed II we do not
give TO Mr., Van Buren, a majority exceeding
twenty thousand. OF Maine, New Hampshire,
Massachusetts. New York and Ohio, our friends
send us accounts which Ielirye VI from every ap-
prehension.
! am, dear sir respectfully and truly,
Your most obedlent servant,
G.. NJ. DALLAS.
JoHN Wills, ESQ.
Columbus Democrat., 1840-10-17

The Georgia Sraudsri OF UnIou give ihe iaiow-
ing ,xlfaelol tgtcr written by Wm. u. Caw-
ford .rpm Pars ~ May isil 10 a a,slingaaaei e'u
zen oltht~ country Hear 'thc opinion Of -u blnt si
politician oa1 A.slu.ercstei Statesman.
Il itci great >olciule Ia relation 70 he lurihc'
prosecution ni iAe war Nhrle arr the generals
VIM are 10 meet iite abs aud xnerteuccd camEte09-
ers Nhn have distinguished themselves in the Pen
rpsua for the last s,Nyeats' hN Wilkinson Is Ii
tlatu-eHl
"A have heard with >egp-lse and much pain thst
Harrison has been appointed lieutenant general 81
the armv. have examined with attention af hi~
'tgtars and official statements which he has wfiutn
sinet hp culett8 tbe army and confess thar every
riur that has aleo from his pen savers Of hc lolr
dcmagogRe rather thdn patriotic, enlightened and
shilul general
III has appeared 10 me, that from tho moment b,
entered Tie alug, be placed his lnpes af promniinl
upon lie inGiraee pt the Western people and 10
upon his taeuls, or The military services which h
had rendered. ~ expected to render.
with great respect and consideration,
OWN. u. CRAWFORD"
Columbus Democrat., 1840-10-17
GEN. HARRIsoN's ABOLITION PLAN.

Gen. Harrison II IN favor OF buying up hs
slaves Of The South with the surplus revenue IT
The United States, and setting thsm free. Can
the South la 70 perceive lbat this s'he most dan.
scrous scheme ot AboIitlon--so so fur as the proper
Dalanee Of Southern interests is concerned, no, tq
mention the other owls qf such pan-thal ha-
yet been promulgated Let US see what would
he lhe result As long a. the colored population
remain slaves, they are counted as three ont Of
every iiye Tor representation In other Nor1s,
three -flths Of the slaves IN the sayeholdng Sales
are counted N the appotonmenl Of representation
n Congress for those States Were thr slavcs
purchased aud set free, according to Gen. idrri-
sons plan, the Southern States would lose the
portion Of representation allowed for The lhtes-
llths Of the slave population, unless, indeed, tbs
South would consent 10 give fee negroes tie right
Of suffrage, which she never wi do. The slave
holding States now cast l23 electoral votes of
the Presidential election, being only "a less than
hall Of the votes Of the electoral college. Jhess
States arc entitled TO the three. fhs Of their slave
lpopulaton for about one third Of their electoral
votes. and consequently the lgduclion Of tha.
pqklou would reduce the vote of The sayeh0ldng
| states 10 81 lu>tend Of l23 Tho whole eltcso.
| tAl NGtf remaining lHh same US HOW te PltNeHt
ioe States would have 2l3 votes, and the present
sayeheIdiug States bu 81 The latter would, ii
effect, form a mcre colony IN the Tn n, unable
10 command any attention IN the choice ul Pres
dent
tpresenl the slavehodiag States have abou.
oue hundred members IN tho u. ). House of Re
prcscniuttyes oul Of 242 and about "a Senator'S
ou of 81, With this respectable minority III
| Congress- and a corresponding weight IN The elec
ton Of President empowered 10 veto any bill
for the Abolition Of slavery, the slaveholdihg
States arc safe. But let Gen. Ianson's dan
gofous plan Of Abolition take effect, and lhc fep
fesentauon ol The -nyeholdlng States viii instant
y be reduced onehalG aud Their Influence il the
choice Of a President atll become merely nominal
This would be, IN effect, leaving lhe Souih So
Hostaed oud disabled as lho most violent Abo-
Iaauisl could desire.
So dangerous Is this very plan N GEN HaHi
son, t4t were Il adopted 10 only four Of the slave.
holding States, The Abojiioui.s, through IT, "a
operation Of the free States, would be able h
| carry 0ut tie entire scheme Of Abolition in spils
Of the Presidents veto, Nav il the time far tls
seulh 70 look sharply into ibis matter. lllis sd
bind 10 IT. own danger as 10 suffer pledged
tool Of The Abol0onists who promOlgaIes 50 mis-
chcyous a scheme of emancipation, to be elected
thjs very plan may be adopted IN more ihaa fo1t
States within the nest four years, and then il wll'
be idieto talk Of stopping the further progress u
he Aboonist-. -- Louisville IdrGhser'
Columbus Democrat., 1840-10-17
Nermnnt AhnIItIon

o Nr. P,enllss call. the tiectau IN yern3d
au avalanche iron The mountains Take cafis
thst It does not oVrIwhelm Mhggery in its course
\ prominent Wing from that State, converting
with gentleman Of lhis county frankly ackaoai.
edged THAT THEY WE'RE INDEBTEr
TO THE ABOLITIONlSTS FOR THEIR
TREMENDOUS MAJORITY whose grea,
,Gors bad brought the people to the polls, AM
that the principles Of the Aboluionis,s were adop
Ted universally BY The Wings ol that State
ItJ- LET THE SOUTH LOOK T0ITt-
Lou. .idruiiscr
Columbus Democrat., 1840-10-17

.,,Aia.., sr..r.,...,., 1,crrines to,ile ta tba
3 ts g. +. .i.s = ~. H., tAAsfH+g f5.s
r M H,,,s.rI = H. -, !, Il fi.,f.7. fs II tIr-t4
ir.,r...r, when ,,t, cams. .5.r t,,y ,astv asa-
.af n., h. pos.l ,, ,tt, form .o sHit Tire, rtra
s.aa aHl lnO- ,Hgff, r,sf<f,asg the constitution +
MIA sf5fa under t -5srrifflta3 be sH,.s ffst af-
,t-an.tB, bI.Fb-,H..r,. ,rB >apasri nf tf.e 4I,.
H,.4ai.,s eagase.el ytU tsf. Ilafrsau'~ v.,u,.al
ihs ftsat a Can..fs ia al,nrearIts tHt s.r >rty-
yuur to tae rXinsiasn ID s1yrr, tHgt rouia us the
deadly nff7r winch WIH fXTETdE ~ Ite BUB 0f IIr
StulH Can ans man ii lbs -tbtt senses believe
That tFs ahi:. .tan #,.--.paprt Gen H5fr .ur uA
rc,yarR suppose that hc should ,le.d a4 iaflheJ
compensation to lh,,n than IS strictly 40 conform
aarr ,,tb die rclish,d object ol bis hcatt-lhat 81
rrrcm,rg our Saves with tHc surplus revenue
What more do TIE abanlouists dt,fsf IbcY Ftt
lhe ssyt~ by purchase, aud make ti- owner PAY
Aree-ntus uthis Yslue- hnN could lbaN accAmp sl
ihtr dtslenS mare satisfactorily 10 themselves. ut
jlore fWnoasy 10 ,it
The hunts otltS address WI nol permit rs 10 tc.
tai the proofs establishing The uUlo% ena5ioh Ul
vh.Eltm ahd abHthenNm-tnt "e tttet 10 taW
careful ailtulnn tbe able and authentic document
hereto Suhf1 ed,
ftHuw-ci'zn znh't 10 rb ihtse oaigtF"hst thi-I''
phHcan doctrines and wicked combinations. drnuc'
ucy opposes 'hc H'm 'oni q pu"' pt-1l ne iuts'
,scted regard Tor thr ush's oI tuc States, aud res.
a,et ief tbe lman, mlis hmhtd shht't-oi deep and
Orrd aHectoh ior equality and l'suee. secured hN
proper awe, aHd aa et'ef a.tes'atHA ~ al toNtret
opn privileged ntdeF>-couh hdenee !" ihe aWNtN, afd
reliance upon The VII OF tbe p'opt 10 govern tAtm-
SeNeSr by Tie rules al reason ana mofaAiY.
To carry out our pnheptS ~ 'be asmnS'r,,oh
q the "cNe'hmenl we nave S'l'''eu Ma'a N'n
barea A. oof eAn3dalt iot lf'sutHii ana h'et'Id
u. johnson 9f wee fItS'at"'.
lht history 81 lte iafHitf u hu' 'he hHio'F "
knOItl'CAf ry~StlRN AUU CNIQNEflNH trdlNI.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-05-22
lFroni The .Afias.1
CLAIR DE KITCHEN.

. t. I
IL. Washington, in de AFTERNOON.
we sweep de kitchen wild bran new broom
Aud arier dat we form ring,
And dis de Harrison song we sing:
Oh, clar de kitchen, old folks, young folks
Ciar dc kitchen, old folks, young folks,
Old Wurginny neber tire.
So, when we sweep dc kitchen clean
Deere all de cabinet was seen, .tf : u.
And den dey all did talk away
Bout Old Dominion down debay:
't.'s "'i ~ oh, clar de kitchen, &c.
DE hrsi oh dem as dey could fnd,
10 tell dc trouble on be mind,
Was dat old Teller wot hab de care .'
OBJ all dc letter for be luby fair I: 80 ff
Oh, claf de kitchen, &c.
Say dat old Teller, tell you wot, gsi
IIeadered well de nets got;
For Van and hab gum de fist, & 5l.a IL
But old Wurginny don't like dat:
Oh clar dc kitchen, &c.
Den Massa Van look mighty glum,
And say de news was all q hum
He too good horse for wings TO beat
He scratched anoder four mile heat
oh, clar de kitchen, &c.
But soon de news come in de mail,
And Amos look so berry pale, -
Dat Massa Van he see light,
lnold Wurginny, clar and bright
sfa Oh, clar de kitchen, &c.
When Massa Harrison come up soon,
lie cotch old Lebi like coon, sti
And den he smoke him from de hole,
He pocket filled wild Benton COLE: ~
Oh, clar de kitchen, &c.
De kitchen cabinet, dey say,
Mus take deere buds aud go away;
But Misscy Giipin neber irown,
Massa Van he Glib her new silk gown:
Atft ~ $50 Oh, clar de kitchen, &c.
On de fort cd Marih, in de AFTERNOON,
Weswcep de kitchen wild Harrison broom,
And arier dat we form ring, aGs alt.'i
And den dis Harrison song we sing:
,... Oh, clar de kitchen, &c.