The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1863-12-11


drar k it in wine others whisky. The coun-
Gil table was hastI cleared Of books, papers and
maps All took seats except private OR il J, who
continued have splsms of ri@idy ard the first
positi n OF sr.dier' whenever his eyes happened
to re for moment on cen LA leck'S buttOus in
lunches of three or Gen Cullums twin button brig
adler arrangement. ..s
Excuse me- gentlemen; this is nv only beyer-
age" said the p esde:t filing Out glass Of water
''tlolp yourselves. seward tn. diplomatic body IS
under your care. Baron Coroit G ass is empty.
General Meagher will you be kind ENOUGH to see
what the friends of riyite pKcily y Will take? Now.
Miles clear your thro with glass OF wine not too
much for him, olonei nav and let Us hear your song
Ia honor Ct Lord ialmerst,Ii ...r
Private Obeily tOSsGi tiii Il den2jtQsae and then
gave with irresistible ,r0le!y and really fine bari
tone voice the following words to the well known
air. popular in the mouth of john Brougham
could ireland. You're My Darliag:"
LORD rAtuEssrov AND MRa 0'rAxY
OF all the min, wild swoord pin,
Who live III song or story
ill Time le pass his empy Glass
Lord ram. It's you're my glory!
and this shall be the song for me
rs years are o er me lowin'-
Time t Ike a | e Sc bur lave my pur e.
Like Fam 5, as warmly CLOWN
CIioFi.&.Of q the min, wild swoord or pin
W"o live III Irish story
Til Ii se lets pass hi, empty glass,
Lord Pam !yc o'iid sinner, wild your vic ed arts,
TClr Wtilc head ani your ev"ria>tn' .itvsicl:
Lord an, lis .o,tTe ny glory
To Mrs. ONanc q Glass we dtran.
III. ii MS we g. Ii AT re her:
Ana trnAWcF~ Cnr.c or SDnetkin' worse
On him trat d nj aiinlre her!
tr,-h fir and tonn Pam winnn' tongue
GcT argument 50 Weirhty.
Tnt Ha'spn V'kaHC she Quilted wild nai,,
For yvcr hard on to eighty
Ct0'"<O, Of all the pearls of precious girls
That live III song story.
sid aynuS art to fire e heart
Mrs. Uhane- ny jewell! Mrs. O. Kane Gct:sllg!
-t!T-. ViAdno !alcOHfgeP1 uU.elf. L. G,fb0ip
,"aoh.eaI
Ills youts you're my glory!
ord Pam is great sphalier nate
DritaDnia'. trisky ruer;
III high debate on lints OF SAFE
No head than ais is Co1ier:
!iut rndernathe he silyerv wrathe--
uid Times white fcost o. ashes
Like .4ltna's fire his hearts desire
breaks out in tindher flashes.
Ctos,,s Cf all the min, wild swoord or pin
u no i've e., British story
TIL Time lets pass his empty ass,
Lord Fam 4 cc! We ould deludherer that ought
10 know batihe" and that does know beitne.,
but ant help yonisc'f GrOOI3 !! i
ord Pam IT'S you're my glory!
MH. LINCOLN o".Ns rAiI.-liE THINKS MRS o'KANE
vEHY s@cr
His tXccilency the Prpsid nt who hal been Sit
ting curlcd up in armchair with his legs loos y
cru5 ed one the other began 10 rise ii ,wy
nntwisting the kinks ofhs back AID towering nplike
one OF the genii Or ariteS released from the
Of -o,nnon, >' ''''''o "p ak '0' 'ao Fe''
'.Aiay. !" exclaimed Mr. Luke Clark with uuaffect-
e'! dismay. Its dish your b aius out ngin the
ccn' you'll be Or tanglin' your shoulders in the
top noiches of the yhand leer,"
At length MIR Lincoln reached his full height, and
sa d thai he had not quite caught the drit of the
song: but from what little o it he did catch If was
inst as well that he had caught no moe
Hear hear" from Father murphy, who had re-
entered the room curing the singing OF The last four
lines.
Being Oh ienjlv terms with Grea. Britain Mr.
Lincoln continued he risted that the song wond 90
no further
Pear hear" from Lord Lyons who was irving
hard to smother some refue mt waves of lauohte-.
There are 'hemes," continued Mr. lincoln,
ana Mrs O'Hane Is one OF them n-mtch too serious
PREs DENT hiHt"i.N VANS fURTHTR INFORMATIoN-
WAR SAY THE people?
That's g'iiant song said the President first
breaking silence, and s'ghD@ as he spoke. If had
heard it and had known lie stevens wrote it. he
should have ha; two stars on each shoulder before
ne died But haven't you anything liyelier. Miles?
MIND dont mean nveilness OF Your Lord Palmer
sOn type. Tel us, If you can, what the peOue lay
O. ns; what they say OF base; what of >eward;
f~,,r and ns rnn,v ,e,ra .sInm ,hat , @ h tm,,su Gu
a,y ward l-n.cl NJ t.,lino tho truth ~ ~" "''o o."
Private pEni,Jy ,o;d hc nod NJ Sor, p, ,,,o tbo,,
m th; nh;oct n, nn,.. ht -, MD ~ h H NV 80 .u. h
Ia w Ii s 80 - 80 49, ~; ~ r:a " ~" ~ " "%Ppy ~ my
wnu'S % Sa usa, al % sui, t ~ ;" s N"''i' mr. Luke |N
M AZ. % - ~ - - 80 10 ,,, ,,. .. -
ona uh % he had n;crd IN vt srso s,T ~ was ;K
, -, 49,, ,.UoL ~. ~ i.o.n ,,h;L - 80 ~ r
pa.I " .. ~ o"i,ot t ~ nG W Will % soL. VI
capIi VI ca:e W .c smsea niuS anu wIlcn |" hept
W no sou, ~ o.i, 49, III, an Io i c con.y wv G
The mixer round in Temperance cocktail" Luke
had been introduced there by his lend 'lderman
Billy Walsh. Of whose brother the King of the
Dead Rabbits " MIR Line IN must have heard The
song he was about to give them had been ung there
frequently by Senator hris Woodruff lucky bow
and had never fai ed to bring down the house. He
hoped it wonlO Civ. offence nobody.
MR. LUKE CT. EK's SONG
With these b,ief predatory renlarks Mr. Clark now