The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-07-26

by LUDLOW PATTON.
Oh, what has caused this great commotion,
Motion, motion, our country through?
For all around we hear the call,
For TippecanOe and Morton, too.
For Tippecanoe and Morton, too.
And with them we'll beat eyeland,
Land, land, with vote in hand.
And with them well beat Cleveland.
Protection unto man and trade,
Trade trade, our country through;
To carry it out We'll vote and shout
For Tippecanoe and Morton, too.
For TippecanOe and Morton, too.
And with them Wen beat Cleveland,
Land, land, with vote in hand.
And with them we'll beat Cleveland.
Free trade won't pay our national debt,
Debt, debt, when it is due
A protective tariff will settle it all,
Under Tippecanoe and Morton, too.
Under Tippecanoc and Morton, too.
Wen pay every dollar we owe,
owe, owe, to friend or foe.
Well pay every dollar we owe.
We welcome here the honest farmers,
Farmers. farmers mechanics and all,
To roll along the Republican ball,
The Republican bail that cOnquers ALL
The Republican ball that conqucrs all
And with it We'll marshall the free,
Free, free, DER land and sea.
And with it We'll marshall the free.
We want a fair count and an honest vote,
Vote vote, all over the land.
It's what we demand, and well take our stand
With Tippecanoe and Morton, too,
With Tippecanoc and Morton. too.
And that's just the thing we'll do,
DO, do. our country through.
Wen vote for Tippecanoe.
THERE'S NO Use o KNOCKING AT THE DOOR,
Air, Maryland, My Maryland"
Free trade is knocking at thy door,
Uncle sam!
She never knocked SO hard before,
Uncle sam.
And flies above her saucy head
The sign by which her steps are led.
IN Old bandanna, bloody red,
Uncle sam, My Uncle Sam.
., ii would be 4 shame and sin
Uncle Sam
To ope the door and let her in,
Uncle Sam
From East far on to Western shore,
The hosts of labor loud implore
Thou wilt keep shut the free trade door.
Uncle sam My Uncle sam.
John Bull emits a fearfri sroan,
Uncle Sam
Protection he will nc'er condonc,
Uncle Sam
lie loathes protection tire and hub,
1t pains his pocket, there's the rub
60 interview the Golden Club,
Uncle sam, My Uncle sam.
When cunning Bourbon leaders claim,
Uncle SAM
Free trade is really not their ain
Uncle sam!
Just whisper soft to Grover C.,
small difference is discerned by thee
TwiAt tweedledum and tweedle,lce,
Uncle sam. My Uncle sam
Well thou wilt guard the country's veal,
Uncle sam
Her foes shall lie beneath thy heel,
Uncle sam,
Fierce let the Bouibons rage and roar,
While England cries, Encore, encore
Thou wilt not open the free trade door,
Uncle sam. My Uncle sam,
y. Y. Tribune.
SNUFF, sNEELE, WIPE.
Snuff, brothers snuff with care.
Snun in the presence of the free tla,iairs-
Cleveland snuff for the reforMairs,
\ Thurman SNUFF for III. big bol-taiye,
y Mills bill snuff for tn interpretairc,
SnuE. brothers snuff with care
Snnfi IN the presence of the free tra,iairc.
Snceze, brothers, SneeZc with care
Snecze in the presence of the free tradaire,
a MGgwnmp sneeZc for the great Grovaire,
y Democratic sneeze for the Office scckairc,
a thirl party snceZe for the rum selairc.
SnecEe brothers, SnecZc with care
SheeZc III the presence OF the free tra'ialre-
Wipe, brothers, wipe with care,
Wipe in the presence of the free tradairc,
A cleveland wipe with the message rare
\ Thurman wipe with the bandanarc,
A Bin Scott wipe with the big ,iollairc,
Wipe, brothers wipe with care,
Wipe i'll the presence of the free tr;'lairc.
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