The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-01-08

pons "a he words "estwa the smpirs rushes past
Toward he Edoselc, in the golden cline It last;
Then will Be- mighty shout and bsls al ringing
Old and yoys win tans their hsrps, and Join IN singing
10 he tune Of DGmd Tucker, Esg.
The Road is dons, The tracks eouplsts
While smiling faces will greet,
The bullkine - she comes along;
Now let Us Join in this chorus song,
Clear the track, the ballgins's coming,
Clear the track, &c.
Clear the track, &c.
Git ofthe way the are humming
Our neishSos 1t Muscstns,
with bull, and jackass, can't raise steam
Legrand is straddle full Of ire,
While Me is stirring up the fire.
Clear the track, &c.
La Cossit strides short.tailsd donkey,
With ears a. long Is the back ofa monkey,
And meets the bulgne with rush,
While the 6fer plays .twont do, o: hush"
Clear the track, &c.
The short horn Durham paws the dirt,
But The cow-cacher takes them ell at dirt;
Then Muscatine pulled down her dag,
Which tied to the tail Of her Durham nag
Then clear the track, &c.
Line after line we've written on, determined that the next,
Should open the Locos; selecting o our text,
Some mild quotation from their leader Mr. Cas-.
The broke his sword defending Buncombe Pass.
But what's the Of talking: 10 things defunst;
Laid out hung up o mong woolyheads' its ct adjunct
Better them amalgamate with aas north and south;
Than eight their feeng Shadows By the word Of mouth
So pass on just barely limiting that Ia, been,
little ssri well laid would make them squm matter when
But place that them once knows them more,
They scattered, split, and opened wide the door,
all dssenters from the Jackson faith, join faction,
Leagued with dsvs ineaate" hoping thus BY overt action,
To win BY shouting Equality fraternity, and Boomer rights
sour plstorms broad''-farewel to Locofoco lights.
They sought vain worthy President,
That could be tortured into against stranger resident
And finding all their pen-up thunder leaking out gas
lightning killing off the and @ and badly woundns Cass
They strike their colors; yet keeping running FIRE,
At things created BY imag nation, and their ire,
Until length, cry dssoe the Union down with Banks
While others the north and south fill their ranks
kind patrons join with ,h. happy year MORN
IN blessing God that we his creatures not born
10 heather lands, where blessings, such abuse,
known, and il they were, twould be use,
70 idols, their Utmost enshrned,
Would the spirit back before it had entwined
Is kindly Offices Of mercy, around the soul most dear
leaving blank where Christians plant their hopes without fear
oiee with tina, in the past slmm.ring hope appears
or nations ,roaden under foot aye, nations
Rejoice, be glad; the beacon lights, tho dim yet sand
3ut to be lighted hro'oat old Europes grooming land.
lighted by hands Of those oppression doth bind
~ those whose prayers ascend for all mankind,
md once the torch applied tyraat stand from under,
10 earthly power will hand stay the patriots thunder
zen while enjoy the priceless oibey and breathe
Made free by patriots, who loved their rights is unfair
70 look the struggling millions striving to be free,
And yet ontstre'ched is offered tho there be
sympathy expressed and the silent drop the eye
But sympathy neer found place where tyrants HE,
Nor tear drop e'er changd oppression's foules SIAM
Nothing but see stee breas beast will end Tyans
reign.
While Kossuth for his coun good hath .,emd the torrent and the
q food,
ercede for bleeding Hungary yet werng her crimson blood
Ah while the his words booming DER the
Appealing the sire and Hungary they stop
4 still small voice flashing on by ligh ming speed
To tell that France, again is tottering like a reed
Poor France, republican but in and not 10 fact,
You've learn what freedom is, and yet to act.
Europe will thus keep the strife and turmoil land,
Marked out, and intended BY Almighty hand,
home PEACE the dwelling place high and low,
avengng hand viii yet point ont the that must
God help Magyar thee impeding DOOM
That to hang around thy path in settled gloom,
In Kossuth you have friend 10 plead earh
Invoke higher power regain The land gave thee BIRTH
And nov, kind patrons, we have done,
Thv humble servant vows
Obedience and humble service in your employ;
Each year expect the greeting of your
CARRIER-BoY
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