Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-11-14

The Ohio State Journal, The Wing organ at the c pita
Of that State, d plays somewhat similar thong ran
sr more sangu'nafy ia des On.
Meanwhile, the R-uere4l ". Brownlow Toe editor Of
TIC Jonesjorough, Tenn wing sings after tn solemn
fashion
As wakcJ out DIS arteruoon
To gif dtat by de HIGHT 90 DO moon.
Dr. ! see dat 'sa.ue . ! Coon
\ si't'u 81 a tree
4 sIttD' 90 a tree
sitIn' 4 tree.
\ sttIn, a TREE
And looking VERY glId
Says to him, "wot make YOU grin
De I.okirs say you're dead As sin
But Jar yau s-de old skin
! sii'm' on DE tree, &.
ooh cours- az says he "and soon
DE Wings Will sing lie good Did
About dis VERY - j Coon
sittin on Dc tree &c.
"When Massa HannrsoN-I.css his soul
Begun dc great W his ball D roll
Why here sot. aud see dc whole
y siin' on dis tree, &c.
"Now when Won Get into lie ftav
Dat VIII BE- font fore many a day.
And ed n icciing H,Hnr CLAr
III ST upot dis tree, &c.
Ioosn VERY CAD
50 says ds .S,rrO On Coovo
The Zanes, lie Republican, Wing, gives song 10 the
tune Of "Old Dan Tucker, from which We select the
following, emitting hit at Buchanan and L, Ter
The moon shining silver bright.
The stars with glory crowned the night
High on limb that -ssme old coon
Was singing 10 himself this tune
Chorus-tiet on, Of the way YOU re all unucky
Clear the way for Old Kentucky
Now in a sad prcdcament
The LokIos for President.
They have six horses IN tho pasture
And don know which can run the las;cr:
Get out of the WAY. dc.
They proudly bring upon the course
y. IN old aud broken down war horse
They shout and siag 90 runpScy dumpscv
Col johnson killed 'iecunscy
Get ont of the way. &c
And here : Cas-. though not a Ounce
VIII run both sides of The track al once;
To wn the race Will all things copy
lie sometimes pig, and sometimes puppy
Get out OF the way. Ac
The fiery southern horse Calhoun
Who hates a Fox and .ars n Coon
To toe the scratch viii not be able
Tor Mary Keeps INN IN the stable
Get cut Of the way, &c
And here : lIaily neverdlc
tricky horse that slips his bride
IN forty four well show hln soon
The liiie Fox can't fool the Coon
tct ont ct the way, Nc.
The peoples favouic. HENRY CLAY.
j. nov tie Fashion 81 the day
And let the track hc dry or mmcLv
We u stake Cur pile on did kcniuckv
Get out ct the way. he's SWIM and lucky
Clear the track for Old kentucky
In similar style sing many other Wing papcrs and
poets.
Thus tie Respectable" Wings arc every where v,ln,
''f ">S"t"N c"bhoWcn AMI Chaf1citusiics of the
COON a "'hc fi,cs, embcn, IN the language Of Nr
Goesln "oi their party" 1t was voluntarily assumed ly
one OF their most respectable papers wear since nd I'M
mediaey adopted by their papers generally They can.
not therefore hereafter urge plea tia, they saw fl, I,
adopt concerning the log cabin anl hard cider" en-
bcms-that It was FIST thrown at them in dcr.on hy
Their opponent Ga he contrary they cannot deny that
the Coon emblem is IF their o,ri CHOOSING ant
besi sated 10 their oicn tastes
We al'ule to this matter here for the satisfaction of
those democrats who disposed to d,prcca,e The ANIL
cation Of the coon t. the VIM. hv ,he, o,,o
nen's R'licu'e AID d,son truly not very uc,.,,,
weapons those against whom they weldcl ,hcv ma,
aud undoubtedly d. IN individual cases neuralze more
reasonable appeals anl render tn IS. ,iled more
IA their errors Bat their general utliy ilIicou.v c
esed hes never been questioned hy men of sen., arJ
sound Discrimination. Dcel zebub must he s,m,,,,s
fought with h5e; and IN other cases if soft w,rl al
tate - grass wont ID, must fan VIA, vr,u. Their
" m stones When our opponents are wiling 10 cea.,
such assaults as those objected against our parry ana, -
advocates AM TO use the weapoas Of calm argument ard
reason Alone we shall he rsh, CAD assist ia her re
formation, ad wink at their fo,es I'll them We shall
"hod toe mirror Up 10 nature and cnlcavor to let them
see themselves a. others them" ia doing TIN. We
"'y possibly oAtnd few Of ex,re ne fl,,idousoe.s -,
taste and who wiser than their generation by, Ne
'haii console ourselves under such a 5aati,n with tho
Consciousness that our motives rsAt at least Will
we remember the observation Of Charch,ll
'hn' The rude breath Of satire viii provoke
Many "ho i'c'. AMI more .si9 fs4r Tie stroke"