Litchfield enquirer., 1842-10-27

From ike N r. TSibw.e. 4 SONG TO THE OLD TUNE. The Stat. of New York is all m motion, motion. motion, The city and country through % The Same old Coon" has come again, To put Clay through and Bradish too, To put Clay through and Bradish too, For with them We can beat any man, man, Of the Van Buren clan; For with them we can beat any man. By al she's call'd the Empire State, State, State ,. And well she merits too; She got two hundred thousand Whigs, To put Clay through, &c. silas Wright may row one way, way. way, He cannot come 1t" another term, So put Clay through, &c.
 We ''iih to Protection through thick and 'Ain' 'h"
 Ass dgss: gs ss sound ..ss ssrssnsy ss s sss s,, And put Clay through, &c. The Locofocos may bake their clans, clans, clans, And boil their cabbage too, Wen put Clay through, &c.
 We're bound to widen the great big ditch, ditch, ditch, And build the Railroads too, And do it all without the Min Tax, And put Clay through, Gc.
 This side of cayuga they'll find their match. match, Perhaps we'll bea. them too; Beyond that spot they'll find the boys, To pat Clay through, &c.
 The Csrpcrals Guard, old Noah. is fleeing, fleeing, HeT pocket their salaries too "Alrs fair in politics" with him, | So put Clay through, Sc.
 H'ff;sg's Like r;.as sssf boo Tyss boo cried cried cried In "A we'll give him some cause, So put Clay through, &c.
 Tammany Hall shall close its shutters. shutters,
 shutters,
 1 And turn off the gas-lights too, l When the Sth of November comes along, l oput Clay through, &e.
 Rules in Singing Never pronounce the words distinctly The ladies should, and in truth do gene. rally attend to this rule, and for excellent reason the hearers attention s not diverted to any ideas the words might convey but it s left to tine luxury of tho mere sound. This couplet for insiase. .-.aasz-ssa. | A. ssei.sssa sasu remote from homs'
 rolling cry sweet splTit come,
 should bs sung thus: l A tanchove laidre mo te fro mome,
 TO,lngi cTyswee tspirt come.
 Every man thinks hs own children tho smarest.- No matter how ugly the little innocent may be. he II sure to be thought . scrsamer.-N. X ASTOT0
 Behind tAe Tme-We know of man % much be
 hind the times that he invariably uses last year.
 almanac, and consequently his crops are now suffer ing from severe drought that occurred n lS4l. } MamcAssser Dem.
 And there is . man in this city % tar before thu
 times that he believes the end of the world will occu
 even before the period of Miller's prediction. Wha strange oppostes !-Picsys"s
 .Pa, can you tell us why February is shorter that ,hs other monshsi' An be sure nsa fair qaest'o that ve want.' Certainly we wish to know Och
 mv da,uts, and iss because ths month ends the wir
 her, and has. ike yer fathers pony's tail, pacs { afT De de cowld wedsher.'
 A maiden lady of O. in reply so the irOnies que'
 .on why she did not enter into the holy ssss of ma . umOuy, said-.Why. by waiting. may get one \ she best of husbands-and # get bad one. sha
 have reason so gsoics that have nos long tO live vii
 him..
 7 On inc Erie rail Foad. the locomotive rsn into
 flock of sheep. killing SoFsy-six cf them, and ihros - ing itself Otf the track. The engineer was slshsl - hurt.
 Q Dud,-A duel was fought yesterday between t~ s m;dsh;umeu attached to the Texas brig of war Wha ' ,on. The weapons pissols-disiance ten paces. the first fire one of ths parties isll dangerously won Ae6. inc ball entering below the ribs and passing
 ,iFey thEO the body. It is supposed that the "0uI q is mortal. His nams is CUlp-fSsm Kentucky .1 R n hSn 0a A