Litchfield enquirer., 1843-11-09
THE woakENGMEN's SONG.

Aa meeting of the Wings of New-York city lac.
week to ,ntirm nominations, the following capltai
.ouc was sung by Mr.. Cunningham Of Ohio, the
whole meeting joining in the chorus
AIR" Woshing Day."
Times wont be right rs plain to see
Till Tyler runs his race,
Rut then we II have better man
To put into his places;
For no = we Ii rise with might and main,
And work, AMI work away;
We'll work. and work, and work, and work.
And put in Harry CLAY.
CHORUS.
For now vel rouse with might and main,
And work, and work, away;
Wen work, and work, and work, and work.
And put in HENRY CLAY.
The Farmers wan. good times again
To sell their grain and pork,
And so to put in Henry Clay
They're going right to work;
THEY'LL plough and sow, and reap and NOW,
And thresh and thresh away; ,y,
THEY'LL lhresh and thresh, and thresh ana tnFesh'
And vote for Henry Clay.
They'll plough and COW, &c.
The Laborng Men thew want more work
And higher wages too,
And so they'll go tor Henry Clay,
With better times in view;
They'll saw and chop, and grub and dig,
And shovel and shovel and shovel away;
And vote for Henry Clay.
They'll saw and chop, &c.
The Weavers, too, will 60 to work
For a TARIFF and HENRY CLAY;
They'll make US all the Cloth we want,
1tthey can have fair play;
THEY'LL reel and spool and warp and wind,
And weave and weave away;
They'll weave, and weave, and weave ana weave
And vote for HENRY CLAY,
They'll reel and spool, &c. &c.
We want no Clothing ready made,
From England and from France;
We've Tailors here who know their trade,
They ought to have chance.
THEY'LL cut and haste and hem and press,
And stitch and stitch away;
They'll stitch and stitch and stitch and stitch
And vote for Henry Clay.
They'll cut and haste, &c.
The Coopers know when Farmers thrive
Their trade is always best,
And so they'll go with one accord
They'll dress, and raise, and truss and crosse,
And hoop and hoop away;
And vote for Henry Clay.
They'll dress and raise, &c.
The tiatters do not want to see
Their kettles standing dry,
And so they'll go for Henry Clay,
And then the Fur will fly
They'll nap, and block, and color, and bind,
AND nnlSn ana UnlSU away
They'll finish and finish, and finish and finish,
And vote for Henry Clay.
They'll nap and block, &c.
shoemakers, too, with right good will,
Will Join The working throng,
And what they do for Henry Clay,
They'll do both nea. and strong;
THEY'LL cut and crinp and last and stitch,
And peg and ball away
THEY'LL hall and bill, and ball and ball,
And vote for Henry Clay.
They'll cut, &c.
The Blacksmith tool roll up their sleeves,
Their sledges they will swing,
And at he name Of flenry CLAW,
They'll make their anvils ring.
THEY'LL blow and strike, and forge and Weld
And hammer and hammer away; hammer;
They'll hammer and hammer, and hammer and
And vote for Henry Clay.
They'll blow and strike, &c.
And thus we'll work and thus we'll sing,
Till Tyers race is runi
And then we'll have TO fill his place
Kenucky's favnrite Sons;
For now vel rouse with might and main,
And work and work away,
Wen work and work, and work and work,
And put in Henry Clay
CHORUS.
And now we rouse with might and man,
And work and work away;
Well work and work, and work and work.
And put in HENRY CLAY.