The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1852-10-21

II General Scott during his late eectioneeriny
| tour, in Ohio, made speech at Cleveland du
| ring the delivery of which an Irishman shouted
Il..IIurrah for Lundy's Lane" whereupon the
/ General said Il love that rich brogue" This
saying is happily 'hit off" in the following
! piece of poetry: =
4 81 LOVE THAT RICH BROGUE.,
81 love that rich brogue." Now Ginral you're
I jokin.
/ IT'S cruel at Patrick, such fun to be pokin
That brogue you've heard two score years every
/ whit,
And not loved it before ID bit.
81 love that rich brogue." You love it, how
/ well,
Let your long spoken sentiments honestly tell
You would welcome us here from Erin's green
: land
But in making her lUws, you'd give us no hand.
81 love that rich brogue." Did you love when,
So Indignantly fired, you snatched up your pen,
In the Astor. House parlor, and earnestly wrote,
That Irishmen were not deserving vote?
81 love that rich brogue." All you loved it in
Il deed,
When you gave your assent to the infamous creed,
When you claimed of that party the leader to be,
Who would take from the Irish, their rights tV
4, be free,
Did you '.love that rich brogue," when you told
us your mluu,
To repeal all naturalization inclined,
No matter how dacint or honest men We,
That Paddy should never citizen be.
81 love that rich brogue." / know you belong,
To the party who always love Irishmen strong,
As the day when their votes are wanted draws
near.
Although we're but catt'e the rest of the year.
Il love that rich brogue.'' When did you begin'
When Greely told you, you couldn't get in,
That you never could sit in the Presidents Chair,
If you couldn't get Patrick to help you up there
You love it as well, perhaps you'd be ownin',
Faith, afther election dayin the mornin',
When for President Pierce, it falls on your ears,
That same rich brogue' in three ilhgant cheers
81 love that rich brogue." No doubt Misther
Scott,
Our votes you'd love better still, would you not?
Now Gineral be aisy, quit eoaxin' or taxing,
When Pats after voting, it's himself he be
! plazing.
Il love that rich brogue." 'Tis barney old fel-
You can't sugar that pill that Paddy will
swallow:
Couldn't he see what you are, he'd indade te
fool,
That same Natives wolf covered up with Scott
wool.
1 *Native American. SHILLALAH
/
! To WHIPPING MorHERs-A little boy yester-
d ly tumbled into the dock A sailor sprang N
and brought him out again, about half dead
with fright and excessive draughts of salt wat
er When he recovered from the shock, he be-
gan to sob and cry most piteously. He was as
sured that he was not hurt. al know that wei
enough" said he with n fresh burst, ''but moth
er said she would lick me if got drowned, and
| know she'll do it, for she always does. ."-Ddy
Book.
sa~ Hon. Tbos. L. Clingman is out in the Ra-
leigh Standard, in strong letter against Gen.
Scott.-Mr Clingman has been well known as
a distinguished Wing member of Congress.
UNFORTUNATE FOR THE WmGs.-Iron keeps
rising and as a natural consequence, the spirits
of the wings keep falling. What pity it is
that little bit Of national ruin could not be
got up for the special benefit of the party that
crises as the country sinks, and sinks as the
country rises" .srer-a..
Won't somebody please to blow out furnace
or stop a forge until after the election ?-hey-
stone