Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-06-27
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eh took place the other day m tkis town.
son IN give II in rhyme, as it Is said 10 be tie
3 in which TO hand down traditions from gener
eperat,on aud a. this - fact Of some import
,cc,cd with the history Of our country. II ought
served. M' RIM Di'i--'- y
Twas IN the memorable year.
When Loeos. Coons were h,yias.
An I'D coon called some ooniidanis,
Ana thus addressed ihemi saying
s. Nv worthy frierds, I'm sure It erieves
Your mind, AMI mine most sadly,
To see The Looos prospenng SC.
While We get skinned 50 badly
: me pla. We should al once devise.
To prop our sinking cause up.
ar our lai places wall be erabbcd
By Iocofoco paws up.
That game cock. Chapman. scores Us SO,
De makes as look like geese, siss,
Ard biirgs our hiies-our precious hide,
Right oa as slick ss grease, sii'.
Cur numbers. 10 aic falling OF,
cur ranks aIe greatly Trimmings
An oar best hid,s We soon shall lose,
Through that wretch. Chapman, skmn'ns.
q. could Ne tu, .inc mode dc,i>o,
TO bins about our wishes
We coon, must have, OF we can't Thrive,
Az Of The loavcs and ashes"
4 pause cnsncd, and nough, was heard,
Blu, Iiicous guaus and signing,
Il .ccmd as though the dearest hor~
Cf al ihe cvots was dying.
a. length veteran Doctor rose.
Aud said we must resist en-
Let, ty 'cainst oui invcieIaie foes,
Tic homo aihic system.
The Irisimca are numerous here.
Their votes arc worth he counting
Let, IA Oh Ireland. behalf.
The ro,uum quick be noun,irgi
Wen tell the Psflandcrs how deep
We feel ihcir county, woes, sls,
And They n believe ~. Though tis false,
y every bady knows, ,is,l'
Wen claim exclusive s,mpaihy;-
Wen SIN. our highest NOTES, sifs,
In piaise OF Dan o'Conucii's ,chcmc-,
Aud thus get lrsh rot.s, snsi
Barnett shall trumpet foiih our iane,
Ear a, Ia, influence icachcs.
And hack our efforts ty reprint
Ing Dan OConne.i's speeches
For ii,hmen we nothing care;
But, to the polls 10 pull them,
Wen pour warm water down thcii backs
And thu. wen nicely gull them.
Wen hold public meeting straight
Without IIoorastinaiIon,
And tell the paddys rs 10 talk
OF IIclauI's Emancipation.
But quick a. thought move must be
Let nothing NOW prevent us'-
For II those Chapmans once get wind,
They'll surely circumvcnt u"
Zach coon then wacged his tail be thought
lie felt his skin stuck closer:
"Hurrah,'' they roarcd, Wen giye the Pats
your homo athic dose sir 80
The waning moon, bat one hour high,
Mas pecping from the east sus;
And all The world, except The coons,
Enjoying balmy ic>i, >irs.
Zen Nsncc's printing boys trow,
Snord out, all labor scohmg.
Expecting. when they woke, to fni
\ peaceful sunday mornings
When. 10, their slutnbers were dis,uihod-
Their ie>t that uighi was stin,od-
Plcaris % call meeting must
immediately '' l'''''-
Aud haid ihcy toilcd az on these bill,
h''h ''i's'n' ~"l
i''" many '''.S ''a' Gay were p''N''
Aud >cn, iac country round, si's,
-
b"' o@''g @" ''e "''''', "o'"'
Black Baueif. hoi,ci. with load. u liiIs.
,y.s. o..5,., -, tho ,ya, .i.
NJ, ,..,. ci,,., s,,.
.rfcc.on. ! ol,ea >lv ilc,-a couted t,ei, ,sr,s
And Thought ti.ensel,c. veil ,kilicd, az,
no make ,be Irisb,ncu believe
That The, their chi,fe,i lienl. wee,
Aui that to an o'ConnelI'. aims,