The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-08-26
COMMUNICATIONS.
nEsSMATns AyAST !

Brother sailors, did. Pesry, the Hero ofathe
H.akes cver4say-that 9niserdl Harrison was u
cesvard' ID his .e.'i.ers. and men, those who
fui,sght under him, t. a sssis a lyIsg long .yarnS
Lid his battles and viGtusies ever say so2 Did
hg, aver crow 3on all SaiL fipOm fald Of battle
ard leave AZ, encmy'in has wake<' Iid ,Gauct
skim ever get 70 the wiGdtNard of 0bd.Iip; or a
reaGcoat bear down. uppI.,lEim, when the daakS.
was not cleared for action, and the guns, deiIsle
/ shested? Ma y Pet1y lknew Harrison wsall-
ana he thought .the werltt and all OK the hf,sve
/ OLD soldier-always sad, he was "a brsrye Iaan
froal the truck to theozhilsOn-a gallant soldier
eoaa the tip efthe llyin4sjih boom tothe tatteil
kral what do YOU thinls, sGlS tars, of ltbberSyo,
never smelt gunpowdexs-telows who would be
sea sick at the sight OF naked cutlaas5 and ihnt
I al the report at aathrty two FOUNDER taking up
on themselves TO contradict those who batted.
under Old '%ip, land v;RtlRlly cAarsls solr own
I Perry with an untrnthi, Had not theg bother
clap stopper on their iavutackle, ard lay their
ftofsail fiat ahaclS, when regular 5uiit hlns.
Jacket heayes in sight, luifs up across theiG'
bOws' Had not, they hsttar flemish down such,
slaGS lying rggipg, and plh such hard-aweather
faaSehoods cTer-board, the way they. will get
their galley fires put olt, ard their deads Lights,
knocked in will be calltbOn to a white squall
Lt.t the locoioco noddies, boobies, garmets arnl
i'GGImoranis cry as much as they plea sc gwho is,
fool enough to believe a.word Of their gab--ttey
AosT no mother CorGy5g Chickens. Who is going
to listen to the screecbing Of sHch greedy birds
iIlWho more foolish than. the hungry sea la1yyer
will swalo naked hbOk If it is only a SitUe2-
aeae Who will Believe a, fathom of their stupid
lingo, when three of them, in less tizneathan Al
ships in says can tell more lies thanamoul2
Sink the Fluing Dutchman and land the devils
stventy-fouE 70 the waters edge. Leti5ltey1, Lie
Let them pad and blow about abolition Ike a.
frightened sea dog. Lei, thein splash about Fed
aIalism lile-a grampus in furry. Let them
'4Arei1 and creak ahBNt their Dcmoc1aeyT lGks
the bulkheads in Cross, sea. Let AMOS, the
bOatswair go to DaYy, Jones, pipe hisdimps to
quarters. Let piearoon Martin make all sail sor
Salt Rjrar-what care we dead-eye.-o Fon Les
Them do yShatthey please, and say what: they
please, still Old Tip tme, brave honest and
spen-hearted fellow rs ever spliced main BRACE
or bouzed taut his jiAIaeon hard cider. Tipis a
real E'rurn old ConE,&dore;" and that sailOrNNlnO
has ropes end of gratitude viii for lriIn-
will stand by him in..,calm and in Storm, ,vlAO
stood up for them, and FOR FREE TRADE AND
SAILORS RIGHTS, WEN, THIS SAME YANBURlaN
WAS OPPOSING THEM ,yand you sead that IN
the Log book of history. and will swaso iqssit
in the bargain. Lntf, up to the Log CABIN
brothers and bend ensyonz cables % the ,Eippne-
canoe cause. HARRISON IS the true Griepd.oG the
sailor he did not, ;fe, Van Buren,, sit y,the Sire
and write agains; orr. rights, and he ,war that
maintained them; I'd did not stay at hone and
permit MS to be Impressed with inlpunity, ilSe
Martha Van Burepphs nhyer said aiggers aere
as good as sailors and sOuld testify againa+. us;
he ncvsr said, liteAan Suren's wates dag, that
we W 1ge good foEnotlnMg gang OF t;nke1ss and
cobblors; he never 'apprsEed of jack ass GpHano-
dores Beating, andlabuaing the poor saiIor. like
Van &rsn has done. Nc, my honest mesSmntes,
that isnot like GenerahHARRIsoN; lie is two, Kind
heart,6 too nobl. for tl,at. He said, y,thrcan-
mons mouth, that saYeeslDald be respected -uhcn
alonsupon the deep, and far away from our
cow Rx; he tcl4 the. naughty Brttans thai the
staI sand stripes shoelll be ourpassports, where
eve. Rnr white winged wanderers should plough
the IA. He, %hen- Van Buren, was slNAling
in Ioag tags about hasIhrooms, dancing, hoMapipes
to -he bangor, was. hatiiing for his country, and
for as, to the .whistlins music o.. 9theu bnlls-
He ,.When Van BuHen. was alongside soma; rakish
locking clirEess paying out his log, Lam, was
tn ASKING viAh asi cat o'nne talks, John
Bulls old growing Lion, for pulling Qua a loose
pc9lier froIa the american Eagle. Bnt must
Delay SO faEemela hrothers; be on tha look out
abead, for l will hail you again,
TOM CRLNGLE.