The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-05

Are three sorry men BY infection.
Their pigs to the market now bring,
To carry Zach. Taylor's election.
Tally high no, you know
Tally high no, the finder,
Tally high no, you know, +.
Tom Ritohiss their organ grinder. =
Polk, Walker, and Marcy, tits said,
Are all blather-skites BY inspection;
They are troubled with rats In their head,
Which occasion their mighty detection.
Tally high no, you know,
Tally high no, the finder,
Tally high no. you know,
Tom Ritohie's their organ grinder.
Polk. Walker, and Mercy, you see.
Are wonderful men in their station,
They go tho patched breeches-thet three
And don't care . fig for the nation.
Tally high no, you know,
Tally high no, the finder.
Tally high no, you know,
Tom Ritchie's their organ grinder.
Polk, Walker, and Marcy will be
The chaps to empty the churches;
See Tom Ritchies able researches"
Tally Sish 10, tho auder,
Tally high no, you know,
Tom Rtchies their organ grinder.
Polk, Walker, and Marcy, let's beg
To enjoy their time - It passes,
@, stump 1t with Saint Anuas leg,
As . trio Of oonsummate asses
Tally high 10, tho finder,
Tally high no you know,
Tom Ritchie's their org grinder.
Catch for three voices.
Am" A boat, boat, to cross the ferry
Adieu, Adeu, to all our glory,
Zach. Taylor now viii end our story
Polk Is but craven tory.
The Judgment Day,
a DTenm-BY CROMWELL.
mighty earthquake shook the fighted world
The stars from out Of Heaven. were f.rcsly hurled;
The pale moon turned red blood-te . crimson one
Like dark hair cloth lookd tho dismal bsckened sun
Whilst every mount and isle changed plsoes all
For nature heard Gods mandate and obeyed his cell
To the last judgment.
The Kings. tho great and rich men of the earth,
Tho Captains mighty men, the bond and free by BIRTH
Hid themselves in dsns and in the mountains rocks
And said unto the mountains and the rocks, fall
On and hide from the face Of the dread God of
And dead men, pale from guilty tsrrors shocks
For the great of his wrath had surely to hand
And who among them could braveit its horrors stand
In the day ofjudgment.
great white throne upresr'd its solemn form DER ALL
And ON sat the Eternsl Onewhose vissge did appa
The earth and heavens much that they fed away
Before Gods presence stood the Dead both great and
The books Of record wsre opened and the book Of life
Aud the dead truly judged by what those books
According 70 all their works of good or evil and tho
Gave up long kept hidden Dead and ds,th and hell
Their dead in judgment
great and boundle,s sIaoe was most densely nll'd
To Judge The once brsnt armies of All tn. World
were there.
Each soldier as he lived or died. appeared CHASTITY and
And mortalitys oolors vid throughout each limb
There stood the warriors of myrads Of eyes, but not
For th.r. seen their banners torn in many
fsht,
And with old rusted arms this spectral host bedight
Their array in judgment.
Hoary age mid-life and youth. with infants small,
Were there And mothers tenderly beautiful withal.
There too stood murderers with blood stsined reekng
And guilty fslons with many black crimes opprest;
There mixers and spendthrs too among the rest
Aud the hspes lover By the depairing suicide there
or suons drunkard ssduoer. appear SCORES on scers
And vile hypoorits' and trembling srs: stand before
The judgment throne.
Stand FORTH" lowly name was now call'd out aloud
Aud sad enc came forth from among the mighty crowd
miserable man, whose hapless fate in doom was cast
BY cured tyranny earth; he plead his rulers SIM
As extenuaton In his hopeless case, which was re.
Then the guilty man of power abused was o,rsd at
Who had been President once, but arch sinner
His many crimes repeated loud, and then the awful
Copdsmnsdn in judgment.
Thus spske the Eternal" thou deeply guilty deosv
VINO nssr felt pity for earthly kind but did constantly
Ahesrtls.s, cold, unsparius selfish course on earth
To ssgrsndize myself and by whose damned cruel will
Much came, and whole seas of blood did spill;
Thou who vert accursed as sterrile impotent from
birth;
The Knocked at 'mons women. of all mankind the soorn
Dspsrt-" Twere better ye never had becn o wretch,
born !"
Condemned by judgment
Church plotting robbsr thou with thy vile compesrs
Art judged guilty, and doomed for endless yeers
OF torment; thou'rt consigned with fiery tends to
There in unceasing ls In despair too late be-
wall
Thy fAlpn state, and among the devils tell thy tale
or cruel, heartless pride-snd shock zen guilty hell
Heroes In countless groups Of every cme and sse,
such as are not now cen named on history's page,
Were there in Judgment.
Here stood the early 0recian there the Trojan host
Near by the Roman armes-the worlds proud boast
Amid them CLEANS In eastern splendor ths crescent
Flashing back Its bloody huss upon many Tsmplsr's
sight.
The warliks Of oil ages, and the kings who ere did
reign,
All, oil wore there, and gaslng upon the euprit near
The judgment throne.
His doom was sped, and the mighty crowd gave way
To him the falln. who none might dare to stay
The stern warriors Of ages In their last arraysd
Lookd on the very drum boys best their drums
Whilst trumpet notes gave walipg sound, he comes
Tho damned, dishoner'd," and among the ranks was
The Rogues March, A. passed the guilty President,
For James X. Polk to hell for tyranny was sent
AT the last Judgment
Washington, June "a is47.
The brig Montesums, which cleared from Boston for
Matanxs on Monday, 10 said to have on board about
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