The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-11-22
VOL. 5. NO. 3l.-WHOLE NO. 239.

hls noblest peers, rs consummation was
speedily followed by the battle of Bosworth
Field, and the death of the royal tyrant
In the scenic prelude TO the terrific COM
bat, We behold the " tented field" where,
pending the watches Of tie night, the rival
princes, Orchard and Richnori) sleep
upon their arms In this interval oi repOse
they are respectively visited by the CHESTS
of the departed slain, upon whose innocent
nechs Richard had climbed into bis royal
seat. These apparitiou> >cvrraly glide be-
fore the vision Of the uSurl,r, and torture
his guilty spirit with bitter prophecy and
accusatious-while. L. the troubled soul Of
Richmond. they imrart the happy augurics
of success
This scene Is one of the most thrilling
and effective that the piece affords, and
with certain emcndations Of character aud
of text. we submit tie same 10 the cousiGc-
ration of those who are partial To legit-
mate applications.
Ii will require no great exercise Of imagl-
nation, on the part of the reader, TO suhsti-
Old Buck the First for Richard the Third.
Seward for Richmond aud the cotempo-
rary actors Of the An eI.can drama fur those
of Shakspearc's creation With this index
10 the " argument the audience will please
down IN front
TME-Eve If second Tu,s siay in Novem.
ter ScENE-presenee chamber n, the
White House Old Buck discovered. sur.
rounded 10y office holders and "iice seek
ers hautboys shorIboy>, Ac
Old Bnck-Iicrc will he tonight
but where tomorrow Well. all's one for
that How stand the verse parties
Cass-Ihclg name Is legion. sire F"rney
and Douglas, traitors Ia Your cause. stand
midway tween the hosts their wavcrlng
BODIES us i'll While willy Seward heads
the Black Repuhs, and every instant multi
plies hls arms
d. B.-t.Ive ne "A stoup of corn-iuicc
piping hot For Little bug, and foruev.
what care | The heads of their friends
shall glu, my ire Drains the cnp ne3i-
tdircIyl Most do | fear Bill Seward but
how stands y Y,
FERNANDO WooD-Thlngs bad begun
make strong themselves hy III The ruw
at Syracuse was ali among our friends
congenlal spirits wrauglcd. and the issue is
unchanged Purdy has named the PERU
rers, aud will Ot cOant the registered oppo-
sition however strong their nun bcrs'
O. B-l am satl,fed Have al my ~.
mor ready, aud come again at midnight
hcur,s to has couch
The Ghosts Of Kansas GOrcJnOrs rise
Gnosrs-Lct Us st hcay, onthy sui To-
morrow Think how thy bloody prcdeces-
sor, (whosc acts thcud DIST ondur,c.) ,,nt us
un,imely, to that new-discovered country
from whose bourn no Governor returns !,
We now are ministers of thy chastiscment
Therefore. despair aud die 70 Seward |
BE cheerful. Seward for the souls of SIX
butchered Governor, fight IN thy behalf
The ghost Of Matty Van rises-Boody
aud guilty, guiltlly awake Thou, who didst
stab me in the field Of Baltimore 10y Fede.
raj Two Third Rule, and changed my Demo
cratic hosts TO Federal lcgiOns-thuu traitor
to Democracy, despair aud die 10 !Sesc-
art Quiet. untroublcd soul awake,
awake-and fight aud conquer for Colun,-
bias sake
o. b turns uncasily on his couch
The shade of Jefferson appcars-When
| was mortal, my anDoiuted body by thee
was punched with FeGeral, deadly holes.
Think on the Slavery limitations which you
o'crthrew and trampled. Therefore. dcs-
pair and die
Madison-Ifmy life was blessing yours
is bane for my act expunged even the
,cord Slavery from the compact of the
Old Thirteen while your. has spread the
curse Ger all our virgin soil Oh IN the
battle think on Madison, aud die IN terror
Of thy guiltincss' To Seicard cheer
up thy heart, aud be thou not discouraged
God and good angels fight on Stewards side
Washington, and the Siguers of the
Declaration-Let us sit heavy on thy soul
/, tomorrow. Thou and thy slanderous col
leagues would make us hypocrltes in our
immortal Declaration. Freedom for which
VIC fought and sacrificed, fJr which we bled
and died Chat Liberty, not Slavery. NIGH,
possess the world is made a circumstantial
mockery by your acts. Tomorrow in the
battle think on us, and fall thy odeeles.
sword To Seward. &c Seward Re
i pubhcans, offspring Of the Fathers-we
leave our wronged names with you, Pul
: down this wicked tyrau' falsely st in Free
! dom's grandcst niche. If you DO free yOu'
: children from the plague Of bondage, you
o children's children shall embalm Your mcm
!, cries Then, IN the anne ot equal Human
r rights, advance your standnrd, draw you
: willing swords. sound drums and irumpets
e boldly, cheerfully-" Higher Law al,
It Bill Seward, Frank Blair ard Victory :"
Ghosts vanish
) D. B starts out of hi- dream tive M
l. another HORN call Scripture Dick ant
L Cass But, soft I've got the blues Wha
D. do | fesr-myself Buck loves old BucL
: Shadows. tonight, have struck more terro
n 10 nv traitorous soul, than could the sut
1t stance Of ten thousand voter-. armed a
d. with Registers, aud led by Willy Seward
p Curtain falls
If Mr. Mech will give Us this renditio
~ Of the piece we will insure IT full house
d till the Ides OF March ith, 1850
" The BALLOON To START FOR EURof
= AT LAST -ProfessDr Lowe announce, pos
y -ivelv that tic ruor ster balloon titv