New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-07
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British Foreign Policy and Foreign Buster.
Deussed BY ne Byifs, LioH Gad tAe Assrooa Eb9le.

British Foreign Policy and Foreign Buster.
Ieussed BY ne Brifs' Lion aad tAs A.sroaa EISse.
'FRONT.' Pouch.
Apiey.con E0gie Injecting British Lion)-Good
rnorpin 10 you, old fener. You're a lookin spry.
And so YOU ort You feel proud Of yourself, don't
vou7 OIL in course you du. The thought that
we've been behsvin brave aud NOBLE, and GIN
ner.s IS q pleasant one 70 chaw upon, ain't Il
orr you're a maenanimus beast, 500 are, and have
inst bin shown yourself such-thats e fact. There's
none Of the cur IN yoor natur, is tberef Oh, DO
Not :he least nixtur in you OF the coward ead the
bully
J,7fash LSon--Nhst the deuce DO you mesh
6werTeoH Eagle-Oh, you've biu actin nae
mart toward Greece, han't you going % war
viii that air great ard powerful nation, for little
more but TO recover a debt for that softer British
subject. acrter Portuguese, kinder Jew, Don Pa
c6co
British Lion. - Come, none Of your chafag.
The honor Of England demands that the smallest
wrong. offered by Vhomsoever, 10 the humbiest Of
Her Najesty's subjects shall be refressed.
. American Earle Nov, you cantin, Oraggo,
untruihlul old 0aier, have y0n got the face 70 tell
me that air1 When know, and yon know, AMI
know that ! know, that let The worst Injuries be
done 10 any on en-, by them As you thing Sou cant
siIofd the quarrel WITH SUI youi pocket tae a.
front The dollars, and cat humble pc az fast as
buffalo hump.
BrRiss L,on-You arespeaking in joke, ofcoursei
but really cannot allow you u continue to use tins
language. IL won't DO
American Eogie.--I in joke never was more
serious at camp meetin tell you. You can't
allow me to talk SOL should like to know how
you are 10 hinder me, you blustern old quad.
ruped Won't do II will do, every spite OF
your teeth, as easy as I'd give my old mare boss
ball.
British Lion-W ell, WE'LL shant let you put
me in passion.
American E0gle.-No, l expect you won't or,
II YOU do VOL shut up your feelms in your own
buzzum tight You'll tie the waive down, you VIII,
and Keep your steam in, and | hope it won't bust
YOU. And now, ss ali your Queens subjects IS to
have their part took agin the world, how about that
air Niger q yourD, as was hauled out OF one OF
your merchant ships only because he was niger,
and for DO other reason on airtb by our free aud
independent citizens and locked up In the common
gaol whilst the vessel stopped in port, accordin to
law In such case made and provided, at Charleston,
South Carolina, u. S.
ByltiSh Lson-Diplomatic negotiations are now
in contemplation, with q view 70 remove an anon
aly which trust will not continue TO exls. much
longer In the relations between Great Britain and
TIE American Republic.
American Edgle-And if your diplomatic nego.
tiations fail you'll send Admiral Parker and fleet
to block ade New-YOqk, won't you7 You'll seize
all the craft you catch off Long Island till such
time as we iarn to respect the persons OF your
blessed Diggers But wouldn't you have done all
this long afore if New-YOTk had been Athens, and
Paoifco the niger imprisoned at CharlessOnl On
you are an awful Lion 10 the weak, yo1 are bat
there aiH't lamb milder to them that is likely TO
show you the smallest fight