Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-07-09

BY John b. Swanton. The HhigS -
May they soon be as distinguished for tht
use ofpower as their opponents are for III,
abuse oft.
By VIM II. Whitman. The Farmer o
North Bend--EIe has ''hoe d his own RON,
in the affections of a grateful people, despite
the "bdtcr needs" of Loco focoism-ano
he will "ct has O'on s,cath" to the Whit
House, without the help of any "Comtmit-
lee.
BY DIR. N. Weld. The ". e. Bonn
da1Y-May Coz. Kent have the honor oil
settling the Question.
BY Daniel Larrabeo. The Whigs Of
.Maine-they have "Far-!ield" to march
over, therefore, they will have no trouble,
seeing they have first-rate "Kent-duglc''
to march to.
Col Kendall Of Freeport, being called upon for
Song, gave the following, which was received,
with great applause.
ORIGINAL SONG.
BY col. II. R. KENDALL, OF FEEEroRT.
GOLD TlPPECANOE"-Tux "Roast Beef. -
Ye sons Of the Pilgrims whose hearts never
Quailcd,
Mid tn battles sharp din-when old Britain
assailCd.-
Once more prove your courage, and let the world
know,
That you ne 'cr turn your backs on friend OF a
foe;
But come TO the rescue and ward of the blow
And do}pn with the willy Mapcan.
And UP with GOLD TlPPECANOE!"
II.
Our nation is bankrupt her treasurys void,
Her currency runed-Our credit destroyed -
The wrongs of the people we re left to deplorc,
While our Country lies bleeding at evry pore,
And the ''Blood Hounds are waiting to lap up
the gore
Then down with the sly little Martin,
And up with old 'rippecanoc
III.
All experiments failing-thc bubble is broke,
And Benton's god--humbug has vanlsh'd in
smoke;
For the odous Sub-trcasury, they still cry
'encore,'
While the right of petition is flung on the floor =
Then, cen let as try one experiment more,
And down with all expermenters,
And up with old Tippecanoc
".
From the Sea to the Lakes-lo! the yeomanry
rise
"The people arc coming '-rcsounds through
the skies.
The people are coming-the spoil 's-men give
way
Our Rulers, struck panic, turn pale with dismay,
Whilst all occupations swell up the array,
To put down misrule and oppression,
And put up old Tppeoanoe
Sec yon Seaman approach, with his face full
of ire,
His "Long Tom we'll loaded already to fire;
Just tip him the wink, and he II soon take his cue,
And he II 'tip' up his olass for old Tippecanoe,
And swear that, he'll join with the rest OF his
crew,
To haul do'on the Flag of Van Buren,,
And ''run up''-old Tippecanoe
VI.
See the Fisherman lay, with his anchor a-peaE;
His heart is so full, that his tongue cannot speak
He thinks it full time to be OH POiher lack
For his children must starve, II his Bounty
should lacl)
So, his craft takes the breezc-whirls about IN a
crack,
So run down the Pirate Tom Benton,
And bring up old Tippccanoc'
VII.
Sec the Soldier on post, with his arms bur
nished bright,
For the Boundary question, he's ready to fight
But, he thinks the best method to settle the rout,
Isto put in cold Tip and tip Van Buren out
So, he Il shoulder his musket, and iacc-'Ttsdt-
. atout,'
And hurra for his gallant commander,
The hero of Tppecanoc
VIII.
Sec the proud office -holder-struck mute with
dismay,
Like the man in the Cellar-hes "nothing 10
say"
lie knows by ''thc signs of the tines re-
vead,
That his days are all number'd.-his destiny
seal'd
For the people-indienant, have taken the field,
70 put down 'Agrarlan usurpers,
And put up Oh Tppecanoe
TX.
Ye sons of New England then muster your
rolls,
In Phalanx unbroken-march up to the polls
IT'S there that the shades of your oretahers call,
It's there that your courage your foes shall appal,
And It's there that your country-redeem' d from
her thrall,
Shall blessings vouch-saie to New England,
And welcome old Tippecanoe
X
Then come 10 the rescue-yc sons Of the brave,
Your pledge TO redeem, and your country to
save.
Yes, come TO the rescue, and heedno the storm
Our hands are I'll ready-our hearts are all warm
For HARRISON Iyer-for Kent and reform =
SO heres TO the Jolly Log Cabin,
Hard Cider and Tippccanoe =!
Sent in by a Friend Democracy and
EoJo,,oI;o ,,,-N orneS deScrintiye If nrinri j.