The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-18

hiteen coon. BEST 70 SUCK ali uNf
Guess he got some fur in he mouf any way.
Nebber mind dat-eat fifteen coon-ebber day, you say
uncle Petel
Ebhery day.
Well, well Is'e accommodate sein its you. Now SAM
as you is real Wrgnny Niger you go ahead on varse
bout John Tyler shall hope to cover my bref by that
time
De,4's 'ginny horse dty call John Tyler,
Who bust day ole Ha,Tys biler,
find true as sing dis same old tune,
He is de chsp TO uchip de coon.
An den on See while poor ole Kenuck coffin like
de berry old scratch, dem Lokies-chaw! chaw!-dey
sing
Get out de way, &c
Now stand back, coon! hab perfectly cover myself
and dis exhibition will be close by dis Niger ndwidooy
Come den
De peoples favorite, Harry Clay.
XII the Lokes beat him any day;
His track has got most debblish mucky-,
He's a used up hos, dat ole Kentucky.
legged Sam Jonsing! " De Mill Boy OBJ de Slash p-he
ah he.ah can't come dat dis people no how, so
put in de tamnerine, dere, Niger
Get out the way &c.
Dere's old Judge Hail. he laid tax ON
De services of General Jackson;
But Tyler wouldn't stand dat shine
And put his veto on de fine
Get out the way, &C.
tell you what-dat sarpint Hall
Would stand no chance in Faneuil Hall,
When folks at Generel Jackson
It's clar de track and deres de door,"
Get out the way, &c.
[Ciib de bass uncle Shawl
Get ont the WY DEERE
all togsdder. now
Get out the way, ole Kentucky.
You're too ole to come de suckey.
BY the seventh verse, it will be seen that Tyler
is to be brought into the field as " de chap to whip
de COON" and, from the present aspect of the
Texas and Oregon questions, we should not be
surprised to wonderful revolution in all the
present parties of the day, and the sudden orga-
nization of the dscordant elements attracted TO
one common centre, by the force of circumstances
which they could not control. It would be funny,
indeed if John Tyler should be taken up in thu
whirlwind of such revolution, and replaced at
the head of the nation for four years more but i,
would not be more strange or remarkable than his
succeeding to the Presidency by the accidental
death of Harrison, or his escape from the big
gun of Captain Stockton by staying to hear a song
in the cabin of the Princeton.
NOMINATION OF CHANCELLOR WALwoRTH
are inundated with communications on this nomi-
nation-some praising him-some extremely abu-
slve. We do not deem the question worth our
while. Chancellor Walworth is a very estimable
worthy man, and good lawyer-but whether the
United States Senate confirm or reject him, we do
not care button. II he is confirmed, he will be a
good Judge if he is rejected there are dozens of
others, open-mouthed and amply qualified for the
vacancy. Those who want the Office probably make
the greatest opposition. That's all.
ANOTHER CALL.-Somebody asks us to call the
Tyler men together at the Tabernace-cost 1910
to David Hale, including ghts-for the purpose of
holding pow-wow as the Wings and Locofocos
have done, and of electing delegates to the Balti-
more Convention We have become hoarse by
calling such "spirts from the vastly Deep" for
three years past, but they never would come
they never would bulge an inch.
A SERMON APRoPos There was a conservation
service at St Paul's Church yesterday morning
during which, we learn, the Rev. Mr.. Berriar
preached most remarkable and original sermon
on the vices of the age. He severely rebuked ava.
rice, usury, speculation, shaving, shavers, and all
those who, by the arts and schemes of modern f.
nance, cheat and Cypress the poor He also alluded
TO the case of "John JONES' the button maker, 26
Pat street, up stairs, who has just abscended from
the city TO avoid the punishment due to his crimes
Can any charitable person give us sketch of the
eloquent divine's discourse 7
ENTERPRIzE OF THE New York PrLors.-We
much pleased TO learn that the snterprsing pi-
iots Oh tnls CITY nave now clipper plot schooner
on the stocks at Webb's yard, which will probably
be one OF the fastest sallers in these waters.
This new piloteei is, we understand, to be called
the " E. X. Collins" name that is as well and
as favorably known in and out the mercantile COM
munty as that of any merchant in this city The
f. H. o. is to be launched early next month, and
VI she equals Mr.. Collins famous Liverpool packet
| ships In speed no other but New York pilot boat
will be able TO catch or even get glimpse of her.
IL is gratifying to see such splendid evidence OF
the prosperity of our pilots
NIBLos CONSERVATORY AND SEED ESTABLISH
NENT.-Niblo has got the choicest and most exten.
sive assortment of seeds ever collected in this civ.
Some are very rare, and all are Of the mos, penuin.
character lie brought very rich supply from
Europe. The gentleman who has charge Of the
establishment is one of the most experienced seeds
men in the country. Niblo must always be first in
| every thing
AUcTIoNs-ScENEs IN REAL LIFE.-Those who
wish to see human nature in some Of Its mos
amusing and instructive phases, would do well t,
spend an hour occasionally in the store Of Ton
Bell, the famous auctloneer OF Ann street. TIL
neutrality-suspicious. shire wdRess-phi
osophy-and good bargains to be found there, ar
remarkable.