New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-01

,rmined feeling Of the Norkingmen OF the GU
edeern their losses, and TO redeem the state
y seemed to hear the voice Of Georgia, Mary
]. Tennessee, Ohio and Pennsylvania cheer
them on, and adding confidence to resolution
but the spirit Of last evening possess IN
igs OF the country, and there can be no douO
he issue Of the approaching conflict.
f,er the meeting adjourned the following CO
! song was sung BY Mr.. CUNNINGHAM of ONO
whole meeting Joining in tie chorus.
The ,yorlsinsmen's Song.
An lFcshius Day"
TIM. won't BE- right it ) plain 70 y.
Till Tslel ruas his race,
Ru- ,h.n We II have better man
To pu. into his place:
pornoY W II rouse with might and n..ia.
And work .ad work, away,
IN work and work, and work, and work,
And pu, in Henry CLAY.
cHoar3.
For no.y We II rouse with nigh; and NAN,
.ind work .ad work, away;
W. ii work md work and work, and wcIs.
And pu; in Hs.Ry CLAY.
The Farmers want good times again
To sell their wheat and pork.
And so 10 pu, in HEHhy CLAY
They i. goin; night 70 woiE;
rh.v il poasl. aud sow, and reap aad noN'
And ,hresl, and ,hr,sl, away;
They II ;lncsh aud tlresli, AID thFs'h, and tnfs'h,
Aud vote for HENRY Clay.
They II plough aud SOW, &c &c
Tn, Lsbonuc Men the, want more work
Aud higher wages too,
And so they II 90 for HESRY CLAY
With better times IN view;
The, II saw aud chop AID grub and dls.
And shovel and shovel away;
They II shovel, and shovel aud shovel and shoTs''
And vote for HENRY CLAY
They II saw and chop, SC &c
The Wesvers. TOO, will 20 10 work
Fora TARIFF aud HENRY CLAY;
They ~ lnake us all the Cloth We want
lf,hev can have fair play;
They IL reel and spool aud warp and wind
And weave and weave away;
They II weave and weave aud weave aud weave
Aud vote Tor HENRY CLAY.
They Il reel and spool, &c &c
We want 10 Clothing ready made,
From England or from France
W.. Taiiors here who know their trad
They ough, TO have chance.
They II cut and baste and hem and pres,
And stitch and stitci away;
They II stitch and stitch aud stitch and stitch
And vote for Henry Clay
They u cut, Sc
The Coopers know when Farmets thrive
Their trade is always best,
And SO they II go with one accord
For Harry Of the West.
They dress, and raise, and truss, and cross,
And hoop and hoop away;
They II hoop, and hoop, aud hoop, and hoop.
And vote for Henry Clay.
They II dress and raise, sc. sc.
The Hatters do not want TO see
Their kettles standing dry,
Aud so they II 20 for Henry Cia>,
And then the Fur will tl,.
They II nap and block, and color and bind,
And finish, and finish away
They II finish, and iaisll, and finish md finish
And vote for Henry Clay
n.N ~ udp diu tlDCh,
shoemakers, too, with right good Will
Will ioin he working ,hrong,
And ,vha, they do for Henry Clay.
They'll dc both neat and strong,
THEY'LL cut and crinlp and last and stitch
And peg and bal! away
They II bail and bail and ball and ball,
And vote 70! Henry Clay
They'll cut, sc.
The B!scksmiths TOO IL roll up thci- s.ea7:o.
Their sledges they will swing,
And al the name Of Henry Clay,
They II make their anvil; ing.
They II blow, and strike. and forge, asd weld.
And hammer, and hammer away; me!
They II hammer, and hammer, .ad hammer, and Aer
And vote fo- Henry Clay.
They 7! blow and strike, sc
And thus we II work and thus we II sing,
TIL Tyer's race is rum
Aud then We II have fill his place
Kentncky's favorite Son:
For now we IL rouse with might ard main,
And work and work away,
We il work aud work and work and work,
And put In Henry Clay.
And now We II rouse with might aud main,
And work aud work and work away;
We II work anu work and work and work.
And put in henry CLAY.
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