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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-14

An rrsslC the Flower OF rutnblane.
Tn suE burst b. dawnea al the lad rnorntar5
Willie freedom a. giory rice up hama In hand
70 meet our yours chleft@in IRON liberty fountains,
Nrh IeHs4e s-tC' lea r, the tower o. tho iandl
nes blftae + the o'rr all the wide Laiion,
How s~,ls the told mus Il nat mavshag Cur Danll
fiv cones Ike a here ID iill lie pr0ud statiua--
with jesse, sweet Jessie, Tie Sewer o. The Andl
Shes - and sAes prcr,; she's .ooi ~ she bonric
For /. tue nd ,rIor 81 axes a brave stand;
F0r thc Cicfan's It, Mansion shes better Than one,
70 ave he Col sptedp there ~ flower o. the Land.
fst nores, heart greet her and victory meet her,
Yoa'I ~ Ter req vi TO Jolu Aaa6 IN hand,
I'll ANN v 1T orr leader IN rapiure we scat uer-
Our noLlo young Jessie, f1e fower y lie Land.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-14

MOUNTAIN MUSTANG MINSTRELsY.
FREMONT SONGS FOR THE MAssDs.
Rallying Songs.

Ass8 oGHs8Ds
IugB-1he Mar sellalse Hymn.
Behold the furious storm Is rolling,
With border hends confederates raise;
me dogs Of war, let loose, are bowling,
And, our infant cities blaze.
And shall we calmly view the ruin,
While lawess force with giant stride
Spreads desolation far and wide,
IN guitlcss blood Lis hands iRbru.ngf
Arise, arise, We brave
And let our war cry be,
Free speech, free press, free soil, free men,
Ere mont and victory
On, liberty can he resign thee
Who once has fel, thy generous aameY
CAn threats saodue, or boses contne thee,
Or whips thy noble spirit iameS
No by the heavens bright beading DER usl
We've called our captain 30 sbe van
Behold the hour-bchoid the man
On, wise and valiant, 20 before VI
Then let the Shout t.gLn
Ring out II ON sea 70 sea,
Free speech, free press, free SOIL free men,
Ere. mont and victory
Hurrah hurrah rom hill and valley,
Hurrah from prairie wide and free
Around our glorious chiefiain rally.
For Kansas and for liberty
Let him who first her wiids exploring,
Her virgin beauty gave TO fame,
Now save her from the curse and shame
Which slavery Ger her soil is pouring
Our standard bearer then
The brave path finder be
Free speech, free fess, free soa, free men,
fremont and victory
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-14
The Fire mt G0vyanus

TO ThB kDfTeR or THF HER
Co~.Sys, SouTH BROOKLYN, I'd
In reading paragraph in yoa|
morning stating that The ERE wi
on Frcay att,rnooa, about 1 o'clpI
the stable Of James +. shannon arj
ing carpenter shop Of William
the old bridge road, rear Third
destroyed, IL was stated that I. 4
William Benny Little, o boy. kindled q
one Of the buiidiDgs. Said William
Gully five years old. wish to COZ
stating the facts. Charles and III
sous ~ tie above JAS. I. shannon, We
together 4. the time the fire occurred
Oan Gtce'tain, the SOILS OF jas. 7. Sha
toe store kept by Mr. 5. and inquired
make bonfire with. aud hence tn
accident, AS above stated. wish It 4
nat the tie was kiroled inside, and
three h,t,e ones were not conUumed
Charies, the eidtst ION Of Mr.. Shs
's.y ard seven years q ace, ESCAPED
dew.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-14

sNsuLas GoLD DUST RorBEEy
covered a few days since, at the ~
thai several boxes o. gold, a. they W
be. contained nothing bus a quanti(
lunps OF lead. They were shipped
New Granada, on board the steam
what l. singular, the authorities
where the irand occurred, found 10
sac steamer sailed, and recovered .
the money. the whole loss being add
parties implicated are she carriers
geld down from the interior.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-14

A sseepless host, for battle burning,
We bad united through the night,
10 the East impatient turning
For some promise OF the lsghA
Found Us the nssts criried
High were all hearts lifscd,
Prayers were 70 heaven wagled-
Prayers for freedom.
heroes chafed at forced inact,op,
Harts grew sick with hope deferred,
Leaderless, made weak by faction,
Now despairing, now hope starred.
Resolute still were We,
There 10 win victory,
Or our last light b see
Fighting for freedom.
BA at length the red Ugh, streaming,
Driving mists and gloom away,
Showed the hostile afmor cleaning
AL around our weak array.
Many 70 one were they,
Bet We felt no dismay,
''Iruth Fights with US 10 day
Trv'h strikes for freedom"
~Give as, 40 y We all n cap1xn---
Some true man 10 lead The light
One whom nature made a chietS4r,
sGcng Of hand and quick u sight
Give US some battle cry
some word TO conquer by
Or, shouting, now 10 die,
Fighting for freedom.7
A name OF worth the desert sent us
Erenon., young, and brave, and true
Ana Romance al Der jewels lent Us,
10 set u @ chr banners tlna.
Nov y We sfses set
.'cw ,e. TIC ioe oe meil
Never that cry forget
Fremont and freedomp'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-14

S. ~
Up with the ba2ner, boys,
Up with the banner;
unfurl the stars and stripes,
Prairie winds fan her.
Steady the standard, boys,
Steady the standard;
Strong winds blow omit
Seward ard landxard.
Keep the ball reli.ng, bcys
Keep the ball rolling;
Never Wen play q game
Needs better bowiing.
Do 10 days duty, boys
10 TO days duty;
Next sun that shines shall show
Dear freedoms duty.
True, Arm and steady, boys,
Fearless aud steady
Ia: all the osksr side
Know we ars ready
Truth shoad be stronger, boys
Truth should be stronger;
long have we borne the shame
Bear IL no longer.
Held " our cause. nag bogss
Hid 70 . ever.
Yield not silsi e fcos,
Free, now or never.
Would they be slaves, my boyss
Let them know we won't,
Stand r.x FREQ kangas hnvs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-14


There was an old gentleman whose namo was jam
He was born long ago. long ago;
He may, 10 be sure, have had some otf,cY names
Which don't happen to know
Chogas-Then lay DO wn the fiddle and tho bow,
Take ny the shovel and the hoe
And Wen dig big hole for old uncle James,
And bury him deep and low
IN the federal ranks long time ne stood,
And once he was heard TO shout
That " he had drop Of democratic blood,
He'd be glad To let II out.n
Then lay down, &c.
To Osfend once went this old man.
And this honest scheme did reveal
"Wen buy Spain's daughter Cuba IL we can.
And what we can't buy we'n steal.n
Then lay down, &c.
When he'd grown old, his party thouebA
z They a take Uncle James by the pose
And put him up in fight they fougha.
With savery's host OF foes.
Then lay down, &c.
But poor Uncle James was too old 10 fsQlA.
And too old to rnn away,
So Uncle james woke enc morning bright,
And found he had lost the day.
Then lay down, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-14
Fremont Raiiyi,,g Song.

Say, ye freemcn, who shall be
The next leader OF the frccs
Know ye who could fearless dare
Front the savage and the bear?
Who can scale the mountain Sleeps
Plough the drifts and bridge the deepss
Stern Of purpose-wise in plan,
Our Fremont Is just the man.
When the waves of threatening fats
Rise to helm the ship of state,
Who shall speak the word Of cheer,
Clear the breakers roaring near9
Spread the glorious stripes again,
And TO safaty's port attain
soy, we frasmen-well ye can
Is kremonpbe not the manl
Should tie storms Of PASSIONS war
Glover ia murky gssom afar,
And CohNb!a's eagle high
Shut in blood his bioc,LsaMed eye
Who, like Washington, shall stand.
Guard and bulwark Of oar land,
Save the lag Of stars who can,
II Fremont be not the m&nf
Rouse ye, then, with heart and hand,
Freedom be 70 all the land
Break the naughty tyran.'s rod
IT'S duty owed 20 Sod.
Wipe the blood from Kansas SOIL
From the spoiler take the sposi.
let your cry of rally be-
Snike' Fremont and vfctsryi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-14

Joe Terrapin's Fremont Son0,
AiR-In Few Days.
We are gong 10 have President
In q few days, in . levy days,
HIS name Is John {. Fremont,
We are all going for him.
Old Buchanan cant come in.
In few days, in few days;
Aillard Fillmore can't begin,
For we shant vote for him.
CHoRrs-we are all going for Fremont,
In a few days, In . few days-(Repe0l)
For We are going tor him.
We cannot vote for Fillmore,
In q few days, 10 q few days-(Repeat)
For We are no such men.
John c. Fremont Is our man.
In q few days, in few days,
We are going 10 elect him, for we can;
We arc gong for him.
We cannot vote for Buchanan,
In n few days in a few days,
Because he ~ not a FRI emap,
We cannot vote for him.
CuoRrs.
Mllard Fillmore came too late,
By few days, by few days;
fremont Is sure 10 carry this StA,s,
We are all a going for him.
Tfcn al lection bear a hand,
IN a few Gays, in few days,
And ON TIE glorious lreroUt band,
We are al 4 gong To- him.
ClcRrs.
Fremont is agJ,nf 10 the hS White House, ~
In ,cw days, IN lew days,
Bon tel old B1cbanan 70 "nix come arouse, 7
Tor We are going home.
The dcAosrals VII all he 4.cs,
in aiew aayf, in lew days,
Fer tie Frcnis u lA-n have got the art,
Apd al lufl AL tor lheln.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-14
John Fremont,s Coming.

TrSE-Oid Dan tucker.
Come, let's sing song quite jolly,
For an end TO reign OF folly;
Frank Pierce's Jig Is nearly up,
Tho full bitter he's filed our cup.
Clear the track
Clear the track
Clear the track john Fremont's coming,
And he'll set the 'brascals runningl
Those foul deeds on plains OF Kansas
Have been enough TO raise our ''dandeSs4-
There Wen plant bright freedoms standard,
And have man TO lead the vanguard.
Clear the track, &c.
We can't trust TO James nnchanan--
Quick we haste TO ssspike that cannon,
Which "roared like sucking dove" II Ostexa
10 make squabbes having NO end.
Clear the track, &c.
Old Bucks pledged 10 Pierce and Douglas,
Io play more games that still viii curse u;
Though we ''send him straight TO Joppal;'
Clear the track, DC.
Our bold Fremont. fond Of hunting,
Was the first to raise eur bunting
On the shore Of brood Pacific,
While engineering" scien6dc.
Clear the track, &c.
They say our Johns a ''rash young man,
For running away with Jessie won
Twas just to place her in the White House.
Where TO tea she'll sosn invite w.
Clear the track, &c.
They've twiiied John Of liking bear meat
It's low high time we give hiin deer meat;
There's Buck in parks OF Wheafia0d,
Will be ''chawed up BY him Of gold land.
Clear the track, &c.
Sham democracy's leet tween slavery,
Office holders, and "be Jabers''
Trumphal songs are swelling upward.
The car or freedoms rolling onward.
Clear the track, &c.
November fourth win ten story
That will be right full OF glory;
For best int'rests Of our nation,
And good folks in cv'ry station.
Clear the track, &c.
Border ruhians, hiibusters,
Will be swept by strong Ncr'westers;
Bully Brooks and all such eaaja
] all lfcess by this ballot bas.leL
Clear the track
Clear the track
Clear the track, John Fremon,'s coming
And he II SCI the 'brascel runnIngl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-14
NEW YORK HERALD. MONDAY, JULY A. 1855.


= - way, O10 6Ocnanoms
frNB-Od Dan Tucker.
Old Buchanan has got homo,
Never more away 70 roam;
says he'll take the White House chair,
II cur votes will put him there
Get out OF the way Old Buchanan,
With the platform that you stan Cd.
Ssys, that for that handsome thing,
Blessings on us he will bring,
In the shape Of shining aiggeTs
bor our waters and our digxepl
Get out OF the way, &c.
says, he'll use he nations treasure,
And take Cuba at his leisure,
With or without SPANS consent, s1,
And old Don must be conters, s.rf
Get out OF the way, &c.
Says, that island with its slaves
And % buli-cocklghting knayes,
Must be part Of our slave nshen
II he gets the situationi
oct Out OF the way, Sc.
Says, he'n stop, througAO~a the nessee,
Inc old slavery "agitaticn -
" one talks against the system,
He'll have Brooks brought on, 10 IS. hirni
Get out Of the way, &s.
Says, il is no more than justice
To sustain the hllibusheus
In the slave regeneration
" the Nicaragua nation
Get out Of The way, BE.
Says, that equal pay fbr labor,
Each, IN common with hrs ncighbor,
Should receive, throughout the earth. sir,
And ten cents a day rs worth, sir
Get out Of the way, SOL
Tells the old deceitfuf story,
Bout the natioA's territory !:
Means The ru1ians aye shall hold ID,
To whom Pierce and Douglas sold Is.
Set cut of the way, &c.
a dIsky democratic skin
Hides mighty deal Of sin,
Flowing in old federal veins,
And no penknife ever stains
&c. OF. OF the way, &c.
Say no more TO as, Buchanan
We know all the planks you STAN on;
t.rants platform and a doughface
IN the White House shall have no piace
Get out Of the way, &c.
Get out of the way Fremonts coming
In the distance see him looming
See the Bucks on each side scatter,
While they know not what's the matter.
Get out OF the way, nc.
See, Fremont Is in the CHART
Glorious sight TO see him there !
Freemen shout the hero conquers
Gaspng lies the chief or hunkersl
Get out or the way, Old Buchanan,
With the platform that you STAN on.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-14

SAaAtiry AID Borrow or A DoG.-In he VII
aqt nc Manchester. N j., Va a Newfoundland dog,
owned ~ cet,'eTan Of Philadelphia. AZ the
son il may be well e state that Il is situated In toe
centre 81 Ocean county, IN iAe hcart OF the Nov
Jersey pin,a. Or Tuatdey, 18th june laet, the dog
fnseed reuilemn from Manchester oftho village
fsy, via Freehold aud keyport, making q cir
,,i-ous route u about fifty miles. III a leg days
lie rtgtleman nIladcd 70 departed leaving the
dog, wtiob. PROVING to be nuisance, wa ordered
10 lie shot. This was DOM, in the presence " the
Coz. "a O'clock 2. NJ. on Wednesday. the 26tlt,
foilowing. wtsIeup0n, taking mntr age he dl-ap-
te.fsd Fua oH sesrch foI bitl WIS Ill vain. " vss
scstia,ucd mt b. arrived al Manchester the sane
evening ~ scns r9uie ~ yet unknown praviag
ihpsell 10 BE- = 1Cg u remarkable saglcty, "
rcarly the Whole rur'e wcs through where's
Sitl IN ch III we wholly unse.ae'rfe9.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-14
Nkw YoEr CANAL ToIts,--T Tie amount o.


THr CouRT o. CT uys.-Therc was an indica-
ioA the sense yesterday u come imrortance ~ per
ors Who tartunato enough ~ have favorable deci
rs BY he Court u aims. Several eading members
a tho senate red their ence " the opinion
hat ~ general rulc Compress oul III 70 confirm The al
Indications a. tho Cou4t aud That lie power OF rev sa
belrg reserved kcre should be Interference except
case where pe.bc error IN regsre - lcts might be
developed. lie IbnAa beng ted q sbe Judges,
N whose intelligence and integrity TIC county could con
sae Congress shouls. rctcra rule give fhcm tho
flest ccf ndenCe The position taGs taken not
iroverted I'D tn q Tho S.as my uscresrc BE-
considered ~ fcy 'nla.ei h. The rro ccdings which
isller n. NntsH1i talelllocneer. JAlg ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-14

TrM--A highland lad my love was born
Southern, Bully Brooks was born;
Our Northern rights he holds In scorn;
And luckless negroes hides 10 Sa>
This Bully Brooks IA Just the man.
Hurrah for Brooks and chisa,ryr
This sprig OF patent chisary
For who can ply the lash Ike hc,
Lis pnk OF Southern chiyAryi
He thorc@shy had learn a The knacx
On wcitlng salabcs t@~ny back,
Ar fear e. VI rccr sambo's wrath,
Nigh. fafcly aor hi'a ba 10 deatr.
THIS glorious son ~ chvalry
This Oh. p OF southern chivairyf
o. WHO can frs with hand so free
- TIL bold on OF chivalryl
~, u,ms u ;ils . sssa;si ssne,
Ana belt on NY ~ mo sarnc,
lie for nj a an anf eesy piar
To Aog a harmers Free Statc liila.
This prudent son Of chivairy
This sprig " southern ehiyalry
o. rho 20 cifcumspect a. lie,
Tha ,liani ~ : Of ch-yaryl
FOR ike his bsothsr hulles rae
his ruiran knows . !. ng Or I've,
fpd nc yer strikes aL.ffn't man
Unles, he = il~k'A ~ talf NJ clan;
For tlai > son,hern chyalrs,
10 fan oa nvo OF 0ls 90 SCI;
~ who ean tsl, q 5a r v hs,
It's prudent scr & cassasgi
he knew defca, voad BE- u ace,
10 daed not meet h.m lace 10 facs,
~ geatemGn meets gen-emAa,
MI ht'-hc took a wiser p-.a.
q yes ttir chsy a ch.velry,
nj ehai - srr.e = Calv lrv,
Kew Eve 20 crc you'd 7alcr - s..
for sons q patcrt rhvalry.
with gallant Esltt, SO povgsas trcf,
With foonbs an Shaei BY his s.ac,
for fear hs d. shoad D. teo 'auchl
hls cane Ne masfully ad clutch,
tbs bri.i1st s.r Of hfvalr-'
Ihs g.l-aut spry4i q Cs4Ta.syi
Come boys, lot IL 18th shree krpes tres
Us valiant sif.s @ ehNAayi
A pistol and a bow knife
1oal HIM 10 the deadly strfs
Eroh valiant hero rtAOi.ng pressed
BensYsn ihs folfirgs a. his vest
POI a. tlis drcaifal man might re
TO much tor Southern chlyary.
O norribie 10 thing .lAst he
Nght lex Aese sprls~ u Ch.vs-yyl
They stole a.arg with cat rke tread,
The blows I'll fast on Srmnnr head,
TNl sensccss on the Iocr Is he,
yanqushea by souther. vhvalry;
Three cheers for SOL thern chvaky,
Der patent rampant ctayairy;
No valiant Knight a b. Jry
C0ui' match Our southern clsvalry,
Then lei men, "a th.r hearts coniens
t'se caI e. instead ~ argumeri,
psr every enc - sunDets knocks
Well nav Their a. he ballo. box
We vi ye sons a ChIvaryi
1e spurious, .e'sAt clilvalryi
We light he battle 81 re free
10 spite o. southern chyalryt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-14
A Campaign Song.

n Campaign S0ngs
AR Oh! what has Caused this Great CommotionY
What has caused this great comotion, motion, n0ton
The country through
il ID the ball rolling
For Col Fremont and Dayton soo
For Col. Fremont and DAYTON toe.
And with them we II beat old Buehanl
We should, will and
And with them Wen beat old BuehaA
Fremont first raised the American tag flag, beg
On Pacific coast,
And engineered" free mining there,
White our Dayton was in the Senate true
Then hurrah for Fremont and Dayton tee,
And with them we'll beat old Buchanl
We should, will, and can
And with them vel beat old Bnehanl
Wen make way for Kansas free, free, free,
10 join the States,
And tbs we mean TO put right through,
BY choosing Fremont and Dayton toe
BY choosing Fremont and Dayton tee,
And with them we'll beat old Buchan
We should, win and can
And with them Wen beat old Buchanl
Who'll right her wrongs,
And carry freedom DER the West,
With Col Fremont AID Dayton. toA
With Col. Fremon. and Dayton toe
And with them wen beat old 1uchanl
We should win and can
And with them Wen BeAt old BuchaA
We do not mean Bucks ostend brags, brags, bragg
Shall kick up war;
Well keep our Unions honor bright,
With Col. Fremont and Dayton toe,
And with them we'i beat old Buchan
We should, we will we can
And with them wen beat old Buchan
We warn that Mormon GOvnor Brigham Brigham, Brig
He must step out fhAm
He cannet say ssI'n take my tme
TO Col. Fremont and Dayton too,
For they will be sure TO put him through,
And with them wen beat old Buchanf
We should, will and can
And with them we'll beat old Buchanl
though Fremont fed with Bensons daughter daughter
His Jessie" fair fdaaghter,
II she told him TO- what could he dos
really don know-do yous do ycuY
Then hurrah for Fremont aud Je5s1e TOO.
And with them well beat the bach'lo mani
We should. we win,
And with them we II beat old BuchaAI
Hurrah for men, speech press land all free free free
Our platform broad;
"We're Americans, republicans all, -
With cause go just, Wen our union perfect;
fremont and Dayton were bound 70 elect
And with them Wen beat old BnchanE
We must, we will,
And turn out the tyrant Pierce Giant
Yes, rout the whole gang from Douglas Brooks Brooks
Who'd 'sabdue' with cants; Brooks
And this Is our ticket TO do it
Fremont Tor dent, Dayton for Vice;
They III accomplish the isb IN . trice,
And with them We II beat old Buchana
We can, can we can
And with them vel beat old Buchani
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Campaign Song.

campaign song
ARA Little More CIDER.
The South once struck for liberty,
And played the patriots part
But like some ladies', now she keeps
The cotton next her heart
And now the days Of all he7 friends
" Black Douglas, y = Bully Brooks,O
And Uncle Butler, - all are told,
And black her future looks
CAmus-TLen shout with joyous cnrerf
Then shout with joyous cheer
For brave Fremont shall lead the front,
And be our pioneer.
Soon shall the fame Of Franklin Pierce
In dark oblivion c<e--
Melt Ike ihe esasy, short and swees
For which that cent was paid.
Buchanan, though no doubt . " trump"
,.uns With" rad machine,
And pe'er ran 10 re Odd white House"
As lrssi ienI - seen.
Chore-Then shout &c
Besiass he n4s 10 bearer self
The partner n bis soul.
Fremont hs1 got : " better halS'
AID whst must be the whole
Ind Z, he old White House, sNsi. sosd
Sweet music IN the aisles,
And Ike Icssl~mlne VII wreath
y ve,1h W.T. iswering SMILES.
Chsyrs- Then tnout, SC.
We want 10 douchia,e now, with III
The ianhs Of Norm and r3utn,
Whose rriDcipics are hard " lind,
As VIA . nisger's mouth.
lie want DO loco who shall chocss
HI cgtaBf at succan.ers,"
Oh freedom fertile piains = soT
her s9l with ssoou and tears.
Chr,s-Th-a shout, &C.
We waat no SoutneI ncr, WHO learned
'MGlg slaves 10 rule the Tree,
Aad siudl,0 liberty sh.4e scrs
-Lrfore Tim bowed the fnec.
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The Four Years Race.

TrSE-Few Days.
The four years. race is TO be run,
In few days, a few days,
By slavery's hack II can { be won,
Oh! take Buck - home,
"Buck's" wind was hurt on the federal track,
In his young days, his young days,
And slavtry's load has strained his back:
OH take him homo.
For freedoms colt Is training,
For few days, few days,
He'll run without spur or ching:
OH take Buck home.
"Old Buck 5" has fed at the public rack,
80 many days, so many days,
When he ought 70 trot he's sure 70 rack:
OH take him home.
A hack that's fed on fed raj oats
WIN find too Late, find too late,
II amt the ut for winning votes
Oh! take him home.
For freedoms colt is training, &c.
IT'S cruel 70 run SO old hack,
In few days, IN few days;
His shoes are loose, no spine in his back,
Oh take " Bucko home. .
Our free mountain colt win win the field,
In few days, few days,
And slayery's minions will have 70 yield,
Oh Jake them homo.
For we've colt in framing, &c.
Next November when we get the news,
In few days, few days,
Take away his grain, pull OF his shoes,
And send him home.
Poor old hack, we'll send him TO grass
In few days, o few days,
On q Michigan prairie with old Cass,
Oh take him home.
For we've q colt In training, nc.
A bachelor President was meier seen YEA
In our days, in our days,
And what V more, won't be, IN be4,
For he's going home.
Such q one horse team would look forlorA,
In our days, in our days,
Well give him /" Jeesien AZ sure he's born
Oh do take him home.
For ue,ye n colt In trimming he