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New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-06

NEW SPRING GOODS!
Mems, BOYS aud Chiidren'S Clothing.
GEORGE r. GREEN,
No. no Chaiham-sfreet.
views hS s. s. 5I5 fal6fEySsS dls63FySI fIS1ns.
& s be g e @ + s s aG !" f. nn. a e want
AZ he "1i coiHs 61"i s'c,'fs c%sEFE M MvEsrycs &c
by every pncet aud has secured the services O experienced
Cuer, lie pledges himself give perfect satisfaction To oil
y Garments made to ordsr at n1 shortest nssie, and
6M strict Duretnainv up2 ims
on, CLOTHS FOR OFFICES AMP BAsEMENTs-
o s s 9 ai & s'Sss &C. 3 e. o %ff % Ss S@' Ees s:
I yS f s Pa s, ''H Gff r&KA Ksa1sf' K 'PRI's % is. ''
Ier IN every respect the -t Sperm 'nDd much cbenp
en- -ih be,u,d, burning 4l. and upon machinery.
s'Ti' he G az sT@RE New % e ea' @a" e''"F ' %
CIiEAP WRITING PAPLRs.-JoIIN CAMPBELL &
N S9 d @p: fsSe 'SS hand large as
Rs;jisy. s;15s eSsP s:,Ss.!ii5, : !iS;iS"i;,
and oher celebrated makers wnch they offer fo together
With ever variety Of other kinds on reasonable terms
* l-'~ t.PEoPLEs LINE STEAMBOATS, FOR
a. Fer eSSes bess ccgnat sGTA md SfGfe y y .e ~ f''n
The steamboat, kNICKERBnCkER. CRptnIn 4. 2. St
'9 ssaa&S Ri capa ctaS fsFafo Tues.
lay. ThunIny aad Saturday evenings. nt'.
N , O'ciOck-LGNdiny M intermediate pidcsS.
The Steamboat NORTH AMERICA. Captain 4. G. crt-
'c1e @ Mo@f. % ypt FnSny md nGy M.
arss Is ,eRsi T,sny va ana d. suay rtgN Snn VIM H. feeS
Passenger, taknf TN, line Of 6a,, va, arrive in Alsny in
3st Wss tune :" At the Morning i' Of o'' '' the East OF
-, Tho above boats new md substantial furnished
moaaions are unrrvulef on The Hudson;
1s Ts' 9''' :i sss ;Ss 6ee on the Wharf
UNITED rINp OF ITVrppnOf p.ryrrS
pSit tD Of % th Myte well Known l; nhs and
M 1nneas s s Gst asSf
nodaions cabin second cab. and aesmee pa'enge,-
9nse nn,s %'@s %a Goa e s4i E. 'hSF t e
orso " r rAP>Gpri, ls PEEK ,IiD cor. South st.
bronsh, in IN. aysr,e packet Or my Of hue the most
gbe terms. Thee about to I rem, 4, money can Be supplied
chsrre in n the 71ncprl town hroue ut England ireland
mss GO @ ihifpARb Son i Gsree ' l1rsslsso' rsaes
" wATcfEESS.TThs rs The e,Fe.. md m2., ,eepda
81, Of Gold md Silver '. 'rchcs. Of The ncwes.
lssd G and ss enabled to offer rer sa and M az mef
, pnce' IL retail ,.nn any c;ef noi,e n The c' 69s
exchanged bought, AZ welches warranted 10 kesp coed
the e sq%sy sns na s nIa aa 5ss s
.s st C. AES ~Sss @@nS' Sd Of @siS s tns fT', .
~ STORE OF FUR#44ftn #24tt4 & sr2SFlh sl%ELnY silrsr
LIB. sa Broadway. e@;%s1 ,s1; #aiser s New yors,
~ sInds of RepaiEm7 carefully deae Old Watehes Cold
md Silver. taken IN eacLGHse. Or bought for ses, -o,
~ FINEwATCHEs-BENEnIC HAMMOND
IN a sIerchnnls' Eschanse me. e. e Y. and Nam
sGn addition tier previous stock qssor,irent oi
Sapa ami fe1 Sth @ sd o. nud IdneTs
Merchants from the soG,h as well the city trade, viii find
a geaerHl al JcwelTy he best qualify
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-06
THE GEORGIA MAJOR.

PRICE 80 CENTS.
% This Day May q Published by CAREY & HART.
Philadelphia and for sale by MI Booksellers in this city
MAJOR JONES'S COURTSHIP:
Detailed. with other Scenes Incidents and Adventures, in
of Letters by Himself Complete in volume. Price
90 cents. With l2 original by barley an engraved by
CrOOme
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-06

MRS WILLIS the Indy earned IN hs;roOgy. has return
wi Ell from the South She be NJ Dr residence p
dies private Lectures Of future events and WHIT pnst on l'
s.,I,ee ii ' ~ ai6 Inns
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-06

THE ALHAMRA. 80 Broadway. between Spring and
P@nce-iGrlnch l6J East Broadway. The proprietor OF
I'm. elegant resort while acknowledging with -rr,iue the
bea patronage bestowed upon m the pas; seasen BY the
nsny little irregularities md mpertecon anys nrden! IN
new establishment has the pleasure Tn announce 10 them tnt
no has now perfected his sener ior e coming sen
sn ~ TO leave apology ior not hereafter serving his
es in promptest and mast satisfactory manner The
Snns have enlarged repalEed and decorated and rem
dered more beautiful nnd attractive than ever ness ron-
tam hns been constructed Of the mc-t beautiful and novel d.
,ha trhcs Of the Temple surrounding tire fountain placed
number and costly statues which gre mn cir OF cas
the br the fragrance of flowers which perfume the nr,
,Eirb !, made 4 more delightful and refreshing 10y the
s,,nt .nrT from the together combination Of
attractions be found N siu establishment in this
Country OF the Ice Creams and other refreshments offered
therc !, r needless speak their reputation being already fully
established suffice say. ihat s. greater pans wlll lie
taken 10 render them aue than the ateness CT The
nj winch we opened lat and The conscquent hurry and
confusion attendant thereon would permit us In do.
strangers visiting the city will find agreeable place
u. spend half mn hour than this.
n. B. Pure Cream constantly on hand. MD I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-06

VI. Ilf. l.9l'LN.
\ rosl anl fine article nj %. yuni.
i'rapc de Lanes for srrIGg, Ouiy 4s
Chameleon Ind nnd stripe. very ricii.
With large qunntty 0i isupetor Pan, S0ois-
/ : We hRyr vlen,Di, nbOve, than quarter
oi the ouh, tlht ue s'e. think unnecessary ny
Any thing Grher Those call sooa Will have oppor,u
u!ty to mike good selerton
J. y. & 4. H. Sci BY & co.
3i Broadway. two doors from Leonard Il.
H. Just received article r French Cashmere P,nno
ard Table Cover. extremely rich and manufactured
ut-sly Tor US mi 3ys
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-06

ne ongna and only Genuine Joness Italian Clern-
or curing erup,ons and clearing d,scooeI skin
s ana dishonesty couner,ed Reader get Joness Soap
H., no one-innd II never fails the skin Of pi-
rb da,e "a 81 she s It's power, dark
gprsor OF dreadful scroulou. disease nid ~ ,j,s cy
by nj the sign Of the Amercan Eagle 81 Cbntb,n or "a
S'"""'' ana i'' ul,on street. Brooklyn rD3 2teod
TAI e.n ION yention Tor the Abolition of Capi-
su uPunishment.-ln pursuance OF a cail from the ry
AM Connstee OF the Amercan Society for the collection
dss,S o information IN relation to the punishment OF
md s ~ c3nnexi2n with general meeting Of Society
rs inends. nt the Apollo Saloon 40 Broadway nj 7i
ssE Admttace free Seats reserved for The ladies' Ii
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-06

4 little nonsense nov and then,
Is reIshed by the w.e,i men,"
G- Enrly orders from the trnde are requested nI 8,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-06

r. The Country Newspaper Advertising
AGESCY or V. b. PALMER. extensively known throughout
the United states embracing OF the best Newspapers of
the princinHI the Union. established ut l6O Nassau
Tribune Buildings opposGy City Hail, at the Coa
Office mt
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-06

F was said OF A,ia. THAT that spot where the hoOs
us courser uch the eurth blade of rrlss grew
.sn 1t msy be said IN snar tome tha, wherever Gou
Poqdres Subties touch the ski the hair vanshes from
N place Ike magic So etiicacOu this prcparaton that
no one has taied craacatiag The most
ha,r dad to The matter past all knd Of doubt
N ne most Skept.cai who have been egrcgiousy hum
sged BY lnl,aos the genuine always tested the
oice o Walkerstree;. r,t store from broadway. with
- st startling effect. No pain sensation. dscoola
'e o. The skin but all operntng ike charm. my6 2teod
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-06

E- Martin f. Thompson, Architect and Builder
office No Wall street pTepaed to furnish Plans and super
intend the Erection OF Buildings Residence No Eleventh
street doors eas OF Bowey. where he be the
,,sniug mhs 3ln,s
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-06

MILLINERY AND SILK GoODS-vcry Cheap for Cash
LIVE The subscriber wo,:ld n.pru the public that he hns
moved from 70 TO 81 Beaver street where ne ns o hnnd ie
largest and best selected nssomet OF MILLINERY GOs
Eund elsewhere He has been cnnan ~ the market slnfe
the Isl of lannay. purchasing BARGAINS both nt auction
sotmer of nt Silks and R5bonSis not ecnalle H any other
establishment tins city, 1Ie has also 9tee assortment c
Goods TIE KIM THAT SELLS nnl be sells for CASH
every body knows that only Will induce people 10
Inv t,r CASH" He therefore respectfully invites Merchants
nnd nes to call AND eynnne hi. 6eias @ Pgrcci Pc
pces nnd such good, they LIKE. they will be different
from all Others lupl2 lmsl l.. VI. - E.t ENc:
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-06
STRAW GOODS.

n OAPER HANG .NGs, DORDEk AND FIRE BOARD
1 PRINTS-J. II: & }. VI: PRATT. No lS"uih w liam
and a. Stone street have hand extensive assortment
Pnuer Hnngngs Bordcs and Fire Board Prints which icy
oue, , " '' mhlG 3inis
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-06
DR.. II. BOSTWICk,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
M 4 Chn mharsst

s,sa- FOR SNF-All or patt Of n Valuable FARM de-
- shll!y situated the Northern Turnpike % miles
from Troy 1t contnns about 20 ncres. well tlmbered.
buildings An excellent situation tor residence OF for ore
". ,b;s n,fre my6 3t
q VNTESTSAR the star o.. empire takes rs way Per
w sons proposing 10 remove TO the henlthul cline and
c /. raeions OF lie West invited TO Gull al the Office oil
The Western Land Agency % Bfoadway near the Battery
where ,hey cun receive without chage authentic norna
,on concerning the Soil climate heaih productions popua
,n srhnos religious socet e and prices OF real estate
ery connty in Ohio ndonn. Illinois. Missouri Michigan. Iowa,
onI Wi.on.n with Letters of Introduction Renl Estate
res in the West; having than one Thousand Improved
Far on sale Books open ut this Office iof o,n-
zn seye,. Colonies nf persons wishing set.le ~ Tic " est
I'm e,p,ry VIZ one Tor English, IRISH, German and
ona American Many advantages will lie secured b? forming
Lecture on the Western Country delivered this Office
every morning O'clock All free. whon; any fee OK re-
AL CoTr lyp seq ARNOLD BUFFUN,
n',f d Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-06

GINDn To- person Of tact and pleasing address, who
CIOUO. cnn command one or twothousand dollars cash,
chance Offered to engn-e gentee and useful business.
OIL rogdway ~ Y. mud security given Tor the invesment-
Address G.. T. Tribune office nut SIT
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-06

81 superior article only u. each
- onls g each.
10 ard - '' only r. each.
Stn2; Double Damu,k very low.
Danask by yard from p Ci. TO IS. 6i. per ynrd.
iuuask by the yard. e1tTa hnc.
5Sto 3.I Damask Napkins. very cheap.
Double Satin Dunask Table C!ntr that were Imported cx
nas,y for the cts retail trade ot the and richest de-
sir,, that have been brought 10 this market Also
great variety OF Diaper md iuckabuck Towels at oil pr'ees
m the above Goods they have every thing tho house
keeping Inc which Will I've sold about - per cent less than ths
prices that are usually asked Tor tive saiIe goods
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-06

nEN'TIST-A McILRUY, ~ bkOUrE sIKEEi,
third door west from Broadway. Every iten,ll operation
the highest and improved style OF the science at ow
prices. :, - ,,,- =,
Nrii,ny F.n Dentist il ircone If long experience
ihorosh scientific knowledge OF his profession, and nvnra
bic success. be reabIe recommendations he possesses the
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-06

VJTANrEIi-l0e empty flour hnreis with heads nnd hoops
w complete Apply ut the office Of the New York fol-
reiie Co. No . Chambers street, CENTRE at The
munufnctory loot 18th street enst river.
Also, wanted. Wheewrgh 10 whom good wages will hc
Ann 2IS
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-06

IIJANTED--A situation Cnnchman and Winter. By
w young man who will make himself gcnerny useful. !
Pense inquire is Broadway. Satisfactory city reference
given. IT.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-06
nR SAYRE has removed 10 the ,.orh West come! Of
~ Broidway and Spring ST. from l2i Hudson Il. nS lri'

nR SAYKE has rcmovcd 10 tt ;;nT'h' W,5t roI!ei ~
~ Broadway and Spring st. from l2i hudson 81 nS lrl'
ENGLISH FLOOR OIL CLOTHS.
RYcIrsIyy FLoo2 on CLOTH WAREHOUSE, No %
BROADWAY. upPosiTE rnE Crrv liALL. rAnktl
NPARkMAN 4 kEI.SEf hnye yist received ler the q.
- nLls and Yorkshire. splendid assortment 9i ENLLiSi
oil CLOTHS. Of very rich patterns from III: ee"bf'tcd
Woks OF John Hare {. 60. BRISTOL imported tn oier. eNrc
y for city trne Those really wishing 10 get m English ga
Cloth, uiny rely upon obtaining at ihis esab shnent, wr
oll deceron while those disposed encourage crif u
manufacture cnn be furnished with first guniy article rne
Mt our own Works Broosyn that will nnf conp1r>on
with the best English both III quality md style
" SPARkAiAN Il KELSEY,
MI luis 25 Broadway opposit. the Park.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-06

~ Marshall Division-son'ss Of , Tempe p,hr,,
Hull. No. SIS Broadway, on MONDAY EVENING; the
6h instant o'clock precisely nIa bm,c from ,esg ess
Broone street accomnpaied by the Prospect T. Society to
celebration Second Anniversary OF SAID So
ccty. By order. .
mia, JAMES DIXON. Rec. Scribe
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-06

III Turn Out, Turn Ont.-The Caledonia Tenn
perance Society will hnye grund meeting tbs evening ut Their
usual pluce corner of Ispenard street and Btuadwny
Thee is considerable anxiety nbroad 10 hear me taeneo
gentlemen that to atdress u.s. re"rc you Win.
good sent you must he there The hour G ncc,inS
now j, o clock n. B.Thc singing will be irst aie
~ " ~ T. MCDONALD. President
rpfl
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-06

NJ The mcmbe rs OF rocahontas Fire Engine Co No.
40 ~ Harlem ro,,rn their sincere thank ouvereur Morris
Esn for The very bounul supply of refreshments furnished by
h m after the fire at Morrissann on Friday May 3D.
Nv order OF the Company,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-06

We would particularly call the attention Of tho adic, TO
stock Silks Plaid silk, good quality. only 3s Cd per ynrd
Heavy - '' at Gs rd. per yard
Superior Chameleon Striped Silks. extremely rich.
- Wide Black Satin Striped Silks.
Z" Arnure do. do.
About q cases OF other Sks. equally cheap
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-06

Gcs- The Tyventy-First Anniversary of the
4mcrican Society for celebrating the condition u The rs.
vii he celebrated by public the Broadway Taber
nace Iuesluy May 9Th. at lG clock a. NJ The annual
collection will be taken aid Of the funds OF the Society
The members Of the Society will meet NJ the TabeInabc n,
o'clock A. NJ the day, to choose officers and directors
& no ors,in- mt it,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-06
TO THE LADIES.

E TIE sut~crbes would take this opportunity to nsorui
heir cu'touers , there wl be otiered Monday May
6Ih, ut tfieir store o the largest stocks OF
FRENCH AND ENGLISH DRY GOODS,
ha, HIS ever been exhibited the city and prices that must
secure immediate sale being their intention TO dispose OF tho
lon.s possible.
They would respectfully invite all to call and examine the
Goods Tor themselves they @ that lady VIII
n something that he and ut such prices will DO
srt,c,es below 10 which we would call particular aitcutoa
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-06

LoysLEy's WESTERN HAIR PASAcEA. from No q Court
d wl cure the following conpaintss or all pay
Fused FORT
Asthma Dyspepsia Indigestion,
l. Bilious obsruc,ions, Liver complaints &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-06

~ Offers at LOWEST RATES, School and allseela-
ne1s Books Blank Books Papers QuilL and Stationery is
ceneru TO which he invites the attention OF Merchants.
NH 3ms
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-06-21
Of ordinary industry bear witness that free
men have something else to do than merely
hew, and dig, and draw, for those who seek
TO rule.
GARD.
TO THE OLD SOLDIERS.

JOHN STACY, tenders his compliments TO his
brethren Of the Revolution and requests all such who
may attend the grand muster on the Goth, 10 break
bread with him at the residence Of his son, mile
north Of the town.
June 20, 1914,
Most cordially do we join in this invita-
ton, and beg 10 assure these gray-haired
sires, one and all, that it would afford us in
flute satisfaction to minister TO the enjoy
ment Of a goodly number on this occasion.
or the one hundred who honored US with
their presence four years since, one half,
doubtless, are already enrolled with the il
lus,rious dead and the in6rm,ties Of four
score and odd years, admonish the writer Of
the above, that few, at most, are the oppor-
,uni,ies of this kind which remain to him.
To him, to US, and to all, therefore, would il
be most happy contamination to enjoy the
presence of every old soldier in the State.
The committee charged with this subject
acquesce in ,hsi arrangement, and will con-
duct the veterans to their quarters. Those
who may arrive during the forenoon, ant
not join in the procession, will please to as
sen,ble at the Reading Room, under thu
Free Press Office, where carriages will be il
waiting for them.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-06-21
Thus speak the Wings of Georgia.
HONEST ABOLITION SENTI-
MENTS,

Our Free Colored Citizens have never
failed to discriminate between the true and
the false friends Of Abolition. With this
class of citizens the cause Of Emancipation is
too sacred to be ,riAed or traf1icked with.
But it is widely different with those who es-
pouso the cause of Anti Savery, as some do
to get n rowing commission and living, and
with others who organise "Liberty Party"
for ofiice.-Nobody fa,homs the objects of
these men so readily as the Colored People,
for the reason that nobody else watches their
movements SO close or are so deeply inter-
esled in promoting the real principles of
Emancipation.
The "Nor,hern STAR paper published
and edited by men of Color. closes an ar,i-
Gle in relation to the course and objects of
tho "Liber'y Party as follows -
"we have now briefly examined the means, 40 far
rs we have been able 10 discover hem by which the
Liberty Parry aims 10 abolish slavery. For the rea-
gi, en-, we do not believe the means accom-
plish the aims One word rs To the measures of the
| Liberty Party. We predicted IN the columns OF the
CooIed American, some years ago. that this pollca
party would fail, as pol teal party, to abolish slave
~. Our reasons then was, aud now is that the party
must fail 10 abolish slavery, because it has changed
the lssuc,-has forsahen nnslsverv. and adopted Tor
self The parly aims al-not the obo,nun ol slavery
lint the pos session Of offie, as lis primary obiec,
with them. Office, being the primary object neccssa
ry nhsorbs their greatest labor, and ,ohat prerents
them from getting into office, is the immediate or sec.
ondary field Of their labors.
THE wing pnriv because il has had the good for
tune to do some an-slavery work--ihereby furesta
ing Liberty parry work-has come in for the specia
favor of the Liberty Party. We believe that the Lib
eriy men hate Whiggery, more than they hate slavery
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-06-21
MIR. DALLAS
AND A BANK OF THE UNITED STATES.

In THE SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES
Mondap January9 0, lo32-Mr. DALLAS pre-
sened the memorial Of the Bank of the United
States, praying for Re.charier, and said, he
could not not but feel strongly impressed by the
recollection that the legislature of Pennsylva.
MIA recently and in effect unanimously had re-
commended the re-charier of the Bank. lie he.
came there a ceiling, az he was virtually an in.
structel AGENT in promoting to the extent OF
his ability, an object which however dangerous.
ly tim ID It's Introduction might seem, pas in il.
seFeniled to erery constellation and fapor."-
See Register OF Debates Vol. viii. Part l. D.
So.
.Ian 10, 1882 Mr.. Benton asked leave to
Introduce a resolution to declare the branch
drafts of the Bank drafts Of The United States
illegal. Mr.. Dallas replied in favor of The Bank
| and said: $40 me the Bank Of the United States
is nothing but bank, mere bank, enacted I'M.
der the influence of The purest motives for ad-
mlrable purposes" On granting leave the
yeas were Is, nays %, Dallas voted against
granting Mr. Benton leave.
Feb. 0, lS32-Mr. Dallas made another
speech in favor Of the Bank and in reply to MIR
Benton.
March Ii, 1882 Mr.. Dallas, from the Sc.
lecl Committee, REPORTED A BILL To
| RENEW THE CHARTER OF HE BANK
or THE UNITED STATES!!!
May 23, l535.--Alr Dallas made speech
| IN favor Of The Bank, as constitutional aud ex,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-06-21
DO YOU HEAR THAT BOYS {

Moses p. JEwErr, formerly resident
Of this place, now distinguished citizen of
Cincinnati, has written a letter to IloRAcE
LOOMS, ESQ.,, Of this town, in which he says
1--WE shall give Clay TWENTY THOU
SAND MAJORITY IN OHIO-reIy up
on it," Mr.. Jeweu has heretofore been a
s,aunch supporter of Jackson and Van Bu-
rem, but, we take it for granted, repndiates
Polk. This information but corroborates
our other accounts but it will be doubly
gratifying to Mr.. Us old friends here, to be
thus cheered from such source.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-06-21
THE FLAGSTAFF went up in fin

THE FLAGSTAFF went up in line
style on Tuesday, under the superintendent
of that whole hearted wing WILLIAM KANE,
or "BilIy the Riger," as he is more fam-
iarly known along the borders of the lake.
The exactness with which every thing was
arranged and the ease and facility with which
the ponderons stick was finally lifted TO its
position, afforded beautiful illustration of
the triumph Of mechanical principles over in
crt ma,ter-the adaptation of means TO an
end-and at the same time demonstrated
that "every ropo in the Ship was UNDER
stood by the commander. The pole is lOl
feet above the ground, l6 inches at the but {:
tapering in suitable proportion, and surmoun-
ted by a splendid liberty cap, carved out in
excellent taste by that accomplished artist,
HENRY Scarf. The public are indebted to
Mr.. BAXTER for the noble tree from which
the stick was wrought, and to the enterprise
and spirit of our young friend WILLIAM HAIR
RINGroN for leading agency in the whole
matter. 1t is doubtless the finest flagstaff
in the State an ornament to the Park and
highly creditable TO all concerned. Let it
be consecrated to that noble spirit and lofty
patriotism, of which it is the peculiar and
fitting emblem.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-06-21
----
JIMMY POLK OF TENNESSE L.
ny J. GREISEH.

TrSE-"D Dandy Jim Of Caroline"
O. every day brings somctng new,
The Loco Focos find il so,
And strange events h?ye proved to Mnrlinln
iindenwald the Fox IS holcd
The Coons all laugh To hcnrit told
Ha! ha hs such nominee
As jimmy Polk OF Tennessee
o, Annexation wns the woke
That fixed Van like pig in poke
They poked 1t TO the cunning elf
BY poking Jimmy Polk himself?
AT Lindenwnld, &c.
And 'Cass" POOR fool his chance has Aown,
Like the lone star" he stands alone;
HIS "Texns letter. proves that he
Should write his name without c.
And Col. Johnson too, whose zeal
Burned bright for "Texos" and 'Rrpeal;"
The Locos tho't Dick "dihn, know beans"
And so they poked up Polk for green's.
But Polk for green's won't save his bacon,
The party to It's centres shaken;
Fen Tyler and Texas now do say
That Polk can't poke ii into Clay!
And Slas Wright 'twas good joke,)
Declined he was not fond of Polk
But, oilas, we won't trouble You,
You re "right' without the "W."
Next George NJ. Dallas they persuade,
Although he wore the bach cock adc;
And thongh he went the Bank and Biddlo,
To Polk he plays the second fiddle
Now "choke" and Polk will always rhyme,
And Dallas and gallows is very sublime;
They doscd The Fox on Poke root poison,
Huzza for CLAY AND FRELiSGHuIsEN!