Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-06-28

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81 s. THE NOMINATION, FEBRUARY saD. 1855.
"a 49, TIE MAJOR GIVING fHANKs-HEAR HIN!
I'm g1ati9 "a -snay, almost gonei stss
swell O tie b. rssiss for %e me- sese @
OF Uncle Jackson-Hesh and bone I. ;tsessss
- y - We two in one!
Since lucky hit thus crowns my brow,
TO thrust my pawI 7T!ea way. somehov,
And out " our crib some rhino draw,
Well worth the snatch!
Mark ye, my friends, I'm chiefly known,
To Fame, as Uncle Hickory's son;
Deucalon-ike, he cast stone
That did not pip etill Sam FRI ont)
To be more NICE hear me explain,
I'll make it clear to every brain,
That Uncle ''yed an TEE fgs Eh n5 pam, Quicken
Till Sam browned-up" said egg again;
And-pm the chickenI
The i, the but, the therefore. hos0,
Thus well defined, are brought in view
Of common powers; :,
So, if to SAM we be but true
The game is ours!
I held with Grand Pa, close communion,
Long fore edited " The Union"
He filled my womb with Buntlne bullion.
Andthere it lay,
For many years-1 H {mo de.t! sc anis,2
That great, good man-Gqd bless his soul!-
Spent half his life at " cheek and jole"
With mel seemed the object sole
Nay, .pa.hed me in Kaou-Setasng pool.
To spotless white!
He wrote by thousand +-lectured too
Nay, more, he safely brought me through,
And just before he left my view,
For skyward home,
His motto was, "No cry, no hue"
Till Sammy comet"
did not cross him-no not l.
Because felt little shy
That might miss chance thereby
To clutch q mission;
When foiled in this, I then could try
A new position.
10, here stand! see Brownlow smilel
He waits impatenty the while,
To jump and yell, in Black Hawk STYLE
Through TENNESSEE
Dear Saint-he looks with oily guile,
On greasy me!
Fool whos Twas, for thirty years,
By Unce's side, midst blood and tears;
Let him who hath OF hath not ears,
Come into ring
Wake Parson Magsot- wake in CHEERS.
Loud squall and sing!
But marx I'm Southern hS pa5 growth
Aye more, dearly k love the tn SOUTH ath.
Bnt still, that load+ owe the North
OutWelgnS the Wnoie!
I osoe the North-I love the South;
The North, the South-the South, the North
The East, the North, the West the South;
1fIuck attend me,)
I'll be to West, East South and North,
The second Daddy IS &C., &C.,
Hear me- dear friends I have been shot at
Pray do not laugh, did not mean that,
meant trope, and what else isit,
an not shot! fore Sod' swear it,
Not-phySicallyi
So Pierce built up the South,
Just like the South-thcn built the North,
Just like the North-I felt the froth
Come in my mouth
He ought to have changed the North to South,
And South to North, &C., &C.
He should have fixed both cold and heat,
At fifty-six of Fahrenheit =
The temperature of every State
Critically one
Would make Fred. Douglas just as white
As Anglo-Saxon! &c, DC, &C.,
left the Democratic party-true-
90, no"-said Puuser-" they left you :"
"Youre rignt friend Pum-the Dell his DUE
Whilst off my guard, lost my cue $500
Through you, regain it!"
Excuse me, Friends slight mistake
We cannot always be awake;
In proof of this, I'd taken the tack,
That uncles wOOings
Had brought me here! Now, 10 alack!
Ills Pierce's doings!
"Pray, Major if you please, hear me
All second sight, we give to thee;
l, Andy Stuart, almost see
Without your powers, 4
What you can s,uear methodicaly,
That Jackson's ours!"
" Yes, that can l see him now!
(Such spirits move unseen by you)
Lo! Webster's ghost! and Clay s light brow,
Before prance,
Saw where's the harm, if Sam and
Cut in the dance!
I know of none-lets call the roll,
Wake Fillmore, Greeley, Seward come!
Come .Sanabo loud the banjo thumb
In burning tones,
Come mutiny-come blood-conle turn
These hearts to stones!
THE UNKNOWN.
*Until some dozen years after Unce's death.
+Do publish, Major. Don't garble
tGive us the items Of debt if you please; don't forget
sFillmore the frst-myself the second.
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