Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1853-11-26

song and the child of Orpheus was there al .
ready with his banjo, to the sweetest tune ever
heard, he sung as follows:
Come rally, boys the fight begins :,
Luda, luda,
Stand up to the truth and Barry wins,
Luda, luda da.
y rebel chief, let Wilcox see
Luda, luda,
That We'll support our nominee,
Luda, luda, da.
CHORUS.
Barry is the man for he is brave and true;
Confess the corn, We other boys,
Jack Wilcox will not do
Asking wings Git stands TO reason,)
Luda, Luda,
For aid and comfort, proves his treason
Luda, Luda, da.
His talk about the Compromise,
Luda Luda,
Is smoke with which to blind your eyes,
Luda, Luda,
Chorus:-Barry is the man, sc.
jefferson, Polk and Jackon too,
Luda, Luda
Are the starters of this, brave and true;
Luda, Luda, da
Then rally, boys, come rally all,
Luda, Luda,
With Barry stand, or with him fall,
Luda, Luda,
Chorus:-Barry is the man, DC
The merry laugh went round, and the crowd
broke up, the Barry boys exulting rather too much
to suit the taste of all present but tpassed smooth
ly of. Tuesdays polls were opened. The vo-
ters 'paircd themselves as before, and travelled as
before tight and tight all along-and many
tight rub given during the day, but all taken in
good part. on the principle my time next. But
the polls were closed, and the votes counted out
Ill
that was good enough Now for the Barry song
They all flock around the child Of song with cheer
ful glee, and prop themselves for hearty laugh
but oh the mischief they had been grinding on
our mill
Young Orphcous sings:
Come Wilcox boys the work is done,
Luda, luda,
The battles fought, the victory won,
Luda luda, da.
The talk about the compromise,
Seems now to be both just and wise,
Luda luda, da.
CHORUS.
Wilcox is the man,
The voters say again
Wen send Bill Barry buck to cut
His Tallahatchie cane
On sandy land he rode about,
Luda, luda,
But the old stage coach has Turned him om!
Luda, luda da
He now looks up to Pierce and Polk,
But find them not disposed to joke,
Luda, luda da.
Choras:-Wilcox is the man. &c.
Wen ring the cannon loud and long,
Luda, luda,
And fill the air with Wilcox song,
Luda, luda da.
NJ. Warrington and Billy Gum,
Luda, luda
Have bought the powder for the fun
Luda, uda da.
Chorus: Wilcox is the man, &c.
The tables turn the welkin rings the Wilcox
boys shout it loud they got the laugh on US good,
and we |.fessed it up" But It's strange that men
will not let well enough alone. Wednesday comes,
and some news comes in, and they must have the
Wilcox song again. See them rush to the spot
Our young Swney takes up the banjo they range
themselves around, bracing their backs against
the wall for rousing laugh the banjo rings.
Come, Barry boys, the work is done,
Luda, ludp,
The battles fought, tho victory won
Luda, luda da.
This talk about the Compromise
i Luda, luda,
Is stripped of all It's thin disguise,
Luda, luda ma.
CHORUS.
Barry is the man,
The people loud proclaim;
; And Wilcox may stay at home,
They've 'sot lin back again.
On sunday road Wen ride about,
Luda, uda,
Our old stage coach is strong an stout,
Luda uda ia.
/ The '.soap-tail' boys they can't come in,
: Luda, luda,
+; Wen purge our couch and keep it clean
Luda luda da.
Chorus:-Barry is the man, &c
S Well ring the common loud and long,
Luda, luda,
: And FIJI the air with a Barry song,
Luda, luda da.
Crawford, there, and Jimmy Watt,
Luda, luda,
d Just see their lengthen out
!, Luda, luda da
: Chorus:-Barry is the man, &c.
: Now come smashing laugh form thee BARR
u boys we've got you down p But the best Of
is that all hands enjoyed it and We rejoice in th
. fact that whether Barry or Wilcox be elected, W
have proved to each other that we can earnestly
horestly and enthusiastically diff, and still be war;
! md lovinfr friends O IN THE CORNER