The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-11-10

Percivai Of New Haven, the most distinguishes VI w.
American poets.
SUCCESS TO TIPPEcANoE.
aGye me the songs of Nation, and care not who
makes Its laws.
Tune" The Campbelis are coming"
srhe Day is all over the Battle is done;
The Field--it is conquered the Victory won
We've carried our leader triumphantly through
Then neal our Huzzas for Old Tippecanoe;
Far Glory. bright beaming, has shown us the way
To the heat Of the conflict, the thick OF the fray
We've taught the proud Foeman, what deeds we can
do;
Then hail 10 the triumph Of Tippecanoe
CuoRus-Old Tip is a coming from Ohio
Old Tip il a coming from Ohio.
Old Tip is a coming he s let his Log CABIN!
Old Tip is coming from Ohio!
Brave Tippecanoc has come out of the West,
To deliver the land from horrible Pest;
A Plague such as Freedom before never knew,
Had fled al the touch of Old Tippecanoe
The foul spot that darkened the roll Of our Fame;
The black lines recording our annals OF Shame
A proud hearted Nation no longer shall rue
They've all been erpunged by Old llppecanoel
Old Tip is a coming &c.
Bold Tippecanoe has dethroned little Van,
His country to raise, he'll do all that he can;
Sound Measures he'll carry them steadily through;
Never fear for the honest Old Tippecanoe!
Like Washington, vigilant ever and just,
He'll always be faithful and true to his trust
To cherish the Good and give Merit its due
Is Glory en- ough for Old Tippecanoe
Old Tips coming &c.
A hard work he have, the foul palace to clean
But soon il all garnished and swept shall be seen
And decenty simple and plain to the view,
Shall the House be that shelters Old Tippecanoe
No Carpets from Brussels, no Vanity Fair
Nor gold spoons, or bouquets, or or-moulu there;
Good stuff from our Workmen shall furnish il thro
The Mansion of Patriot Tippecanoe!
Old Tip is coming, &c.
No Parties Exclusive, No Minuet Balls,
No Levees la Roydle shall 1out in his Halls
The String of his Door shall never be drawn through
Always Welcomes the word with Old Tippecanoe
No'Banquets he'll give aidn,ode dc Paris
No wines Of great price on his board you shall see
But Siroin, and Bacon, and HARD CIDER too,
Shall be the plain fare Of Old Tippecanoe'
Old Tip is coming, &c
From highest to lowest all offices then
Shall be filled with Good Faithful, and Vigilant men;
Clear proof they are competent Honest, and True
Is all that is wanted by Tippecanoe!
The Treasury then shall be safe and secure;
The hands that control it shall ever be pure;
For the Gold of his Country, long Service through,
Never stuck to the fingers of Tippecanoel
Old Tip is coming, &c.
No double faced Janus shall sit in the chair,
Who to all sides shipper eternal shall wear;
But frankly he'll tell the whole Land what he'll do
There's no Double Dealing with Tippecanoe
He has solemny said, When One Term shall xpire,
To the shades Of North Bend he will surely retire
And certain as Truth, when his One Term il through
Again to the Plough will 90 Tippecanoel
Old Tip is coming, NC.
Then let US all stand by the Honest old Mar,
VIII. b.s rescued the Country and beat little Van:
The Spirit Of Evil has gotten its due;
Its laid by the strong arm of Tippeaanoel
In the Front Rank Nation shall now take its stand
Peace, Order, Prosperity brighten the land
Then loud swell the voice of each Good Man and
True
Success to the gallant Old Tippccanoe
Old Tip is coming &c.