The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-16

circulated and amusing paper;
ID E.. To CAPTAIN ED'ARD CUTIE, MARINER, OR
WILLIAM BURTON, ESQ, COMEDIAN.
"fis not Of ne ast consequence 'heh 'or they are all The
Delicious Cutie
Famed maTinei ordained by Fate to seutle
Called : Blue Devils -
Pupil Of Menus whose delightful reyels
Are far outdone.
OF langhterl
Master Of thy eraft-or,
For whom, wi h kindly touch Time mel0ws
Improving cIit * o S5ai EO IN the wood
The feature
Redolent with mhhful nature
Thou, whose every look
And action, doth the best affections hook
81 ny wIapt aqalos yh9 io8e d Il d loe e,ore
q" Full many flower is born to blush unseen "
Not 50 the blossoms on thy nose, ween
For do they not delight
Exunng thousands as, night after night,
aan bright smiles deep gh O. GGy s911Ssa
And the sweet Lady Lass in agony 80
Heard thee repeat " He's drowned in the seal"
The simple words great Master Of thy An
Found RESPONSE IN every kindly heart
The laughing child, whose glee to thee gave JOY
TIE generous frankness of the noble boy,
Whose love was dear to thee, the manhood,s pride
That thou didst worship all beneath the tide
Ofocean slumbered child. boy, man. had fled
The honest teas, bV - Ed ard Cutie" shed,
Were precious as the gushing stream that sped
Giving, to countless thousands, Hone and Liie!'
Then Cutie Cutel thy delightful dance
I've seen /! the light fantastic toes from France,
Which to Great Britain made their we-pad journey
CentO Ess Ter, Noblet and Duverney.
Though Ed ard Cutie, thou dOst scOfn pipe,
Bass, orfddle" to thy Jolly horn pipe,
As thy rough voice in mrhful music sings
lis Sc teddy dol lois, = 70 thy pigeon wings
| feel more joy IN gayly foLt00iR'
Thy STEPS than all the roupes formed by Barholomin;
Who can depictthy horror when Thy spoons
Are all rejected who hitch his pantaloOns
With such air of maniac surprise
A hiteh expressive of " Well bless my eyes
I always th0us ht that DOmbey was bad man,
But RO17 | feels convinced be is mad man..
And then thy rverence for Bunsby's battered skull,
Sma,he with ring bolt, and Of science full
Is something beautiful what strong dominion
Holds he, the uitere4 Of that opinion.
Which 10 thy simple thinking cant be beat,
of mind and BRAN, he great and cTOwnlng featl
" if 50 why So if not " just ma k the sequel -
% II not So faint So d'ye mind me. both e equal
To get that answer one must be OF luck ful
As Bunsby is Of wisdom. and that's chuck full
III sorrow fall on thee, may some sweet voice
Make with is hOneyed sounds nv heart rejoice
As thine doth FlOy's, when grief doth overwhem
The Lady Lass aud may Fate port tp helm
And guide the, as thou dost be weeping fair
From of the quicksands OF this lite despair,
True friend to all who suffer earthly ills
IdOlat0r OF science and Sol ellis
He who . could make q watch, and then i so, -
Lord. lord a mercy how that watch would go
Thou who dOst fear but one thing, that the finger,
Known the wedding one, Of dame MeStnger,
NAV st thou defy for a coming year,
CAS- those who see thee do) tn assaults of care,
As Burton, Cutie, mayst thou share
Round the snug comforts of thy private hearth,
Thy vast donations" TO the pubIe's mirth
May fortune bless thee to thy hearts desire
" The lahore Is worthy OF his hire,
O'erhau poor Richards adages-when found,
" Just make note OF" that ERE doctrine sound.