Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-03-24
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COME CHEER UP YE DEMOCRATS.
BY the light Of your ewes,

FoE REPUBLIoAN yINDIcAToR
COME CHEER UP YE DEMOCRATS.
BY the light of your eyes,
Iluzza, for HENRY A. WISE.
Come, cheer up We Democrats, for your is glc
! rious,
Like your Fathers be united and like them be victo
rious,
For freedom and honor was the need Of their tolls
For Independence they fought-not like pirates 70
spells.
Come, cheer up We Democrats for your cause Is
Divine
In ''Unon for the sake of the Union combine,
70 expc from all power each fell demagoque.
Who'd expunge itom our morals the whole Deca
iogue.
Come, cheer up ye Democrats; resolved heart and
hand
Ia rescue your country from corruptons foul band
On the altar of union. light up Freedoms fires,
And rush to the rescue, as Of OLD did your sires.
Come, cheer up ye Democrats = you are right, &
ahead,
Your candidate has filed the monerefs with dread
For he's honest, he's capable he's fearless and Just
ana with honor untarnsled has filed every trust.
Come cheer up we Democrats for most holy's the
You strike for your country, constitutions and lnV-s
Raise the Banner Of Union with Henry 4. WISE on,
Whose pole stars his country, his guide JEFFgRseN
Come, cheer up ye Democrats sec your firm HeSay
A. Wise,
On the ramparts refutng the base mongrel's lies,
No seltishness wrinkles in the patriots pure eyes,
And purer don't live than HENllN 4. WISE.
Come, cheer up ye Democrats hurrah go ahead,
Your candidate has filed all the mixed race with
dread,
Raise the star spangled banner OF the union on
high,
And contempt be his lot, who the battle would fly.
+. $. Hx&a#&@@
MONEY is a HARD THING To BORROW.
&E-",Joraan"
The times are SO eight" for the cashis hard to get
Though all hope they'll have tomorrow
And every one looks blue ana is in such set,
For money is a hard thing to bofro~.
So take your .'sIinge" and shut up your shop,
For money is a hard thing to borrow
es, indeed
The banker looks quite brave as you ask him FOR the
ehiak,
But he pays down the sready. with sorrow,
For he cannot stand a run" and he now begins to
think
That money is hard thing to borrow
Let him take down his ''shingle" and shut up his
shop,
For money is hard thing to borrow;
Yes, indeed
The politician starcs-ofiice costs mighty lump,
And the mouth OF his purse is narrow ;
1t was just to get some cash that he got upon the
stump,
HioAcS WAS d Hlfu tHlnp 10 DprfOH.
Let him take down his Single" and shut up his
shop,
For Inoney is hard thing to borrow.
Aes, indeed ).
The merchant is cast down, With his loaded ehelses
in view,
And no customer buys, to his sorrow
For soon from Europe he will get Il biIlet-dHe,
And money is hard thing to borrow.
Let him take down his ..shinsle" and shut up
his shop,
For money is hard thing to borrow.
es, indeed
The whisiSey makers signs, for the drouth has killed
the corn,
And he looks On the prospect with sorrow,
For he knows his friends won't stick When be hasn't
got 9 horG,''
And money is a hard thing to borrow.
Let him take down his '.shingie' and shut Up
his shop,
For money is hard thing to borrow
Yes, indeed
But, honest men, meier fear, though there comes a
mighty crash,
And a note should tail due en- tomorrow,
lust call on your friends, they will spare little
cash,
Though money is a hard thing to borrow
You can keep up your ''shingle and open wide
yeur shop,
Though money is a hard thing to borrow.
Yes, indeed
Detroit Adpertiser,