The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-01-09
CARRIERS ADDRESS
To the Patrons and Friends OF
the ''Demoortic Sentinel"


Ar.use ths notes - long lain still'
Ard tAcpsh e be but a poor printers OrviL,
wlo ysafl-ts Though thy magic maze I" reTel'
-f,aA me- ,bs power. iiiat not "a vain sirive
To rO,e slis event. Of the by-sOns FUrT-t't
. harry New Year ore snA All;
FcE pae New Year Is alive
And a. lis past bsyopt recall
Farewell to Fii'y-iive.
Strange events marx The year that's past
So strange that heir effects will last
While shines the noOn-dEy SUI.
Fusion, with i'll black fiag ungre'i,
Fought to change the Poliiica SoFid;
But all that il has wrought
Has only filed our Congr,s hits
With senseless men nnA shameful bra".S'
For like ,igers by hive fought
Ve. not for principles, but gain
They We warncu iour weeks and YET rtma'n'
But have accomplished nausHi.
notice this so all mny see,
That being wrong they cau't agrees
And soon must wheel their wanda
-ga,.s Ecting az they've done beiors,
zspozse new themes fereyernore'
Il Ehry affect stand.
II.
To spread Know Nothingism throughout the iahu'
Rut Know No hing rule Ct'i Isnow No'hlrg s"ny'
WIN never he sutlicers :, drive foreigners away
~oid yirgina neyertire'---the time honored State
By making a WISE choice hath marked lhelr tate
Their midnight councils treu5el at the soana
That scattered oa III. bound lIinicos ali around
Rea,ocracy thy glorious cause
Mast triumph to the end;
Thee and thy Wholesome code o. laws
~riz honor to defend
On Equal rights and Legislation,
The safety OF the State ofd nalon'
Forever laasI depend.
End now kiud patrons I'll change my song
TO suit the times-as pass aiuns--
sipu as OF old and let my voice be heard
That all may say, ''thou hast gil cohiefEeu'
Listen ye poor! unto my sang,
For unto you my powers br!ofg-
rp;s yuid, "youNl not be alwa! poor, -.
For industry its gifts secure
10 each who in their proper sphere
Act we'll their parts throughout The year
es Ipst,hink of FKANKLlN and tie manymore,
Who once like you were counted pooFi
Remember SHERMAN, the cordwai er too,
Whose voice made British spies look blue
In m ,rtal SiNrsoS worked upon the loom,
And whom he died was laid in honots tomb
hen be not sad but hoptstly pursue
The road 10 wealth That open hes IN view.
Now WOMAN though last brought to life
Was made Of a rib and formed for wife;
Pnt free-love societies seem to decree
lhatlnan and his wife shu not dgree;
Left to ac; rs the, spirit may suggest,
Man will surely find ''lhe one he loves best"
Then ladies dear, pray do not fear,
wish you bright cheeks throughout the year;
Nv i~h You health and happy lie,
And if you choose, each one 10 be wIle'
The |; dies Of our town arc fair
And are not equaled any where.
And now, were not quite so small,
! strait in love with them would tasI'
,s And coon I'd have hem understand,
s That what wanted was 01-
Which had within its grasp heart,
For which from all else I'd part.
But as TOO young I'll wait whiie'
And then perhaps they'll on me smile.
Now Drones aver, they're not at par
0AA--4- zach fellows ought to have the tar
Sad natnered be like any goose,
,ktld t5ien, lAs other owls, lot loose;
Or else in state be carried round,
Aft "IIark from the 'RAIL' doleiul sound
Rails let diem have and joFsbeti'e
Tie duy wAere N lhey kaEFgeo'ro tide.
Now patrons, TO yo', one and aii
], the Carrier Boy am making caNi
Asr4 though there's change in my song,
Esa,ll not shnk the Erinter's poor Imp is wrong
I'm called the Devil, q the town doth know,
AM, round bear the news mid rain and sE1o~
AndifL had no shoes to clothe my feet
still must take t he papers round the street"
l had a dream few myths since
In substance such follows:
dreamed--Id Idid--that all my pence
Isl Had grown into half dollars
I Wondered much this dream to solve;
Az length right plain I got heri
~ That on each patron does devolYs
To give 10 me a CUARTER,
And for the same take my address
Rad live and die i'll happiness.
wish to ALL IN every stat1n
Comprising this great American na'icnf
Of whatever name you nay assume
AS tinker, merchant, sailor or groom,
And 10 irishmer: to bond and free
To all who have crossed the mighty sea
q happy, bright New Year.
WESLEY B. HEAR
CADiz 0Hlo, JANUARY /, 1856.
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