Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-11-18
TILE w~onKtNuMEN's SONG.

. T'tMrs won't be right it's plain 10 see
fiji Tyler runs his race.
. But then we'll have a better man
1 TO put into his place !
' For now we'll rouse with might and main,
And work, and work, away
! work. and work. and work and work,
Wen In HsHnr CtAy. sa0. .-7=
And p,.s CHORUS. s..r,- .
sss with might and main,
For now we'll rot.s IL away. -L"
And work. and wuis work and wer
Well work aud work. Ma, "
And put In HssHY CLAr.
The Farmers want good times again
70 sell their wheat and pork,
And 50 to put in Henry Clay,
They're going right TO work!
They'll plough and SOW, and reap and now,
And tbrssh. and thresh. away
They'll thresh, and thresh, and thresh, anu
thresh-
And vote for Henry Clay,
They'll plough and SOW, &e' DC
The Labering Men they want more work
And higher wages toe,
Ana 10 they'll 60 for Henry Clay,
4 with better times In view.
Thevst sas and chop, and grub and dig,
And shovel and shdvsi away !.
THEY'LL shovel. and shovel. and shower, ana
shovel, --a E#
And vote for Henry Clay
They'll saw and chop, dc. ae5
The Viewers loo. will go TO work
For a tariff and Henry Clay H
THEY'LL make he all the Cloth we want. -.s
Tfihey can have fair play
THEY'LL reel and spool and warp aud wind,
And weave and weave away
THEY'LL weave. and weave, and weave, ana
weave, -f+-5.
And vote for Henry Clay,
They'll reel and spool, DC, @e'
Wa want no Clothing rudy mads,
From England or from Franes4
We've Taiiors here who know their trade,
And ought to have b chance
t,bay,It r,,t and haste and rem and press
And stitch and stitch awayt
rhsvsil atiIeh and stitch and stitch and stiteh
And vote for Henry Clay.
They'll cut, dc. .'-
t.he Cooners know when Farmers thrive
Their trade il always best,
| And 10 they'll go with one accord
For HAIR 7 OF the West.
THEY'LL dress, aud raise. and truss, and crosse,
And hoop. and hoop, away ~
trhev'n heep, and hoop, and hoop, ana hoop'
And vote for Henry Clay,
They'll dress, and raise. &C. @e.
The Hatters do not want 70 see -.Nt =.4g.
Their kettles standing Dry, s
And 80 they'll 20 for Henry cray.
And then the Fur will fly, ,a
They'll nap, and bloch, and eo,ot' anu '''''
And finish, and finish away.
THEY'LL finish, aad finish, ana hhis"' ""'
finish. #.r
And vote for Henry Clay.
THEY'LL nap and block. &c.
shoemakerH, loo, with u right good WILL t
viii Join the working thte,g,
And what they do for Henry Clay, Il
THEY'LL do both neat and strong
T,bev,il cut and crimp and last ana etiteh'
And per and ball away -,
THEY'LL ball and ball and ball and ball
And vote for Henry Clay.
They'll cut, &C. e-
pie rlaetsmiths tool roll up their sleeyea'
1rbair a1edpea they will swing,
And nj the name Of Henry Clay,
THEY'LL make their anvils ring.
rs,evsil bloW, and strikes and forge, and weld
WI
And hammer, and hammer away
THEY'LL hammer and hammer, and hatn'hefi
and hammer. a7@
And vote for Henry Clay. za-z
They'll blow and strike; &C. 81.
And thua we'll work and thus we'll sitgs
Till Tyler's race 10 run
And then we'll have to fill his place
kentucky's fayorite Bon ..atu.+
For now we'll rouse with might ana mani
And work and work away.
Welt work and work and work and WORK.
And put In Henry Clay
s#+ CHORUS.
And now we'll rouse with might and man
And work and work and work away;
Wan work and work and work and work.
And put in HENRY CLAY. 0t"ssR
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