, 1861-09-11
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Great country is England crest country Is France,
sinee one o. t6e othzr VII certainly p1ance
o'' 81 IF ~ 30 ess All 4 poslEisee kiaes'
Although On each other are avofs dfsb1rsed;
Fur then The sufvtvsE would b he drss
In Ill European tradition.
Johnny Bull Is 4 relish old fellow at heart,
Who was never known to take ary ones p4rS
Hnis.s q goldesn t1atas ~ brought t9 bis 1aars
4 logie eoatengtie1y 1stteal
Commanding Columbia te stay The slave trade
And emerging It length from deep Amb mbuscade,
Regards With = town peculiar blockade,
And contends that the negro is handsomely paid
To- aet g. Prop %be5s the t@sefs s5e ~
The South may deliver her cotton.
But Louis Napoleon sits In his chair,
and watches the lion that chafes IN his lair,
And knots the red ribbon his eagle' shall wear.
When quick at his bidding mesSsgee they bear,
You may eeod & sone n;yenents Of Ills II you
OF 4 Ie{rogade order from 1ta1,'s seas,
He's The d1zt man il Europe by many degrees,
I'D should b decide to 1el,nqqish t1 his sase
Some thrones would be terribly shaken
nov it happened Of late that some dcmagogues
TO disturb our Republics peaceful repsse,
And dealt at her standard most desperate blows;
And resolved by their votes wicked men to de-
Which course made the scoundsls auds-
Their fingers were out Of the treasury boz.
and tReif influence gone when the popular yot
DECLARED that these breakers Of leagues ard Of
Theee stealers and squanderess Of national
Should be sent to their homes in the region Of
Far away from the people .eracious.
Not caring to know what contention Is for,
Not see1ng the need Of upholding the Law,
But only Intent as to when his own paw
So the 7ines With easto pet p1eteudlng, pr 81,
Got eqit o. new clothes and N LTD,
~ ready for him Who o. was N s2on to be
And nobody minds such toadies as he,
Mr.. - what dye call him-Russeu.
Nov Cotton is King said the London 77mss:
I'VE are dreadful eefry for elayeE's crimes,
But now We must keep look out for the dimes
You know the beginning Of charity.
So Russell 60 Southwark as soon IS you can.
Who stand in their strength 'ga1nst the horrible
p'an
Which puts On the shipment OF cotton. ban,
And if niggers are sold yon must hold up 1oul
That you may not behold the barbarity.'
| Now the men Of the North will quietly hint
That Russell may write, and the Times ma.
print,
| haateye1 they please without measure or stint
| We have his lsst letter; there's nothing int.
Worthy Of serious mention
| But If England seeks to make demand
| Why Union men together stand,
| To cleanse and pcrify the land,
| Her seigh10r may desiFe a hand
| In the game Of Large pretension.
And the men Of the North will also say
| That If England careA to come this WaJ,
| We thall ark no aid in the deadly fray;
| The nations may join In their battle array,
| And shout their monatchic hosanna;
We shall welcome their bayonets one and all,
For we've some dozen millions men on call,
Who are ready to fight or ready to fall,
Meath their countrJ's glorious banner.
But we hear in the future the century's knen,
And Freedom was victor and Tyranny fell,
Wherever the angel hath written 80 well,
The deeds Of CoIumhia's story.
| II Charity counselIed no comment to save,
| 'Gainst the traitor who filled an iniqu1tou
Still, etfll shal1 the record remember the brav
| As forever tho Star Spangled banner shall VA
In all it's orig nal glory.