Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-03-09
The Harmony Of Federal Whiggery.
The following is an apt hit at the harmony Of the
Federal Wing party. We copy from the Michigan.
City News.
LEAr FROM SHAKESPEARE.v
WITH ADDITIONS, BY JOHN SMITH.
Who COUNCIL ROOn-Entn COrTin, Greeley and


Who COUNCIL RoOm-Entu COrTin, Greeley and
Taylor.
Greeley. "You can't come it," General:
Clay with Boston, now, hath made his peace;
His "Oreans Speech hath well repented OF,
HIS "MendenlalI reply, amply atOned for.
That he hath slaves at Ashland, no one doubts,
But since IN public he is with the north,
His pirate views are nOught- His mighty mind,
Did ever hold, remember WELL
Two separate opnions-pOliticdl and personal;
We hope by these to double drag the Union,
And catch the minimizing masses in
When warllke Sayers come within our reach,
Well point to Buena vista's bloody hills
And show the Junior Clay wrapt in soldiers shroSd.
The Flag of Liberty. Well instance then
The fifty human chattes now a. labor hard
In bondage to High Church convert
This the South 10 wIn.-Then TO the North
Well fling the Lexinglonian Platform,
ltalicslng that which Slavery condemns,
And ntermxing we we'll know how,
Some cunning differences, 10 catch fanatics
Thus have we planned-success Is certain
Indebted are we much to thee, "Old, Rough!
Thy magic name gave strength and triumph
10 the despaIring, in the late elections
We need thee longer. Spots
Bloody and criminal upon thy garments
The innocents Of Mexico aloud now cry
To heaven 'ganst Polk, and Scott, and thee!
C0rlctn. Old man J.! 20 back to of strife and
blood
And teach repentance to your HbrutaI' troops
10 Ashlands Farmer, or perchance, myself
Will wings en- nuasSe, award their highest praise.
The injured patriots of sister land
Will doubtless welcome thee with bloody hands
To marauder's death-"a hospitable grave"
Taylor. Pardon my abruptness-I will not back;
am TOO high born to be ProPertyd;
TO be a secondary at control,
Or useful serving-man and instrument
To any prating lawyer in this Union.
Wing leaders first enkindled my ambition
To mount the ladder Presidential,
And brought in matter that should feed this FIRE
And now It's far too huge TO be blown out,
ind vhic anki
They taught me how TO blow both hot and cold,
Acquainted me the way 10 win the price
Yea, thrust this enterprise into my heart
And come We now TO tell me CIay has made
His peace with Boston. What's that TO me.
j, by the glory of my warlke deeds
After James X. do claim the chair for mine.
And now when nearly won, must go back
Because that Clay hath made his peace with Boston?
Am her slave? What efforts hath she made
To further my strong claims? What letters writ,
Conventions held, or euoges pronounced?
/ never have received her said or comfort
Have not heard the populace cry
"Hurrah for Taylor as passed their towns,
Have not here the best cards for the game,
To win this easy match played for a crown;
And shall now give DER the cherished hope
Go back! and blast my prospects in their bloom?
No! no my soul, il never shall be said.
My banner not made 10 reiregrade:
.9dcance, is sweeter TO the soldiers ear
Than that base word Retreat.
Give Ger entreatng iraitorous Wagon Boy;
No prayer that thou make me.
Mlre "grape" shall riddle up thy knsvsh plans
Than Bragg at Angostury gave the foe.
i never will surrender. Ezeunt.