The Republican Campaign Songster for 1860
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Send Cushing to Japan, my boys.
For the tycoon to take about ; For he is just the man, my boys.
To let his yearning bowels out Robust and rotund, sitting there, In the premier's uneasy chair, Our gallant Cass displays his sword, 'Twas.broken like his broken word.
A magic touch, a drop of glue.
Repaired them both for the review ; Alas, a drop fell on the chair, And glued our Squatter Sovereign there.
Alas! alas! alas! ray boys.
Should he be lifted from the chair, The sitting part of Cass, my boy...s.
Will still, I fear, be sitting there.
Next came a formidable job.
To stop the leakage made by Cobb : In rivulets like liquid gold, 5 50 THE REPUBLICAN The treasures from the Treasury rolled.
In vain appliances vvere crammed, Cobb, not the wasting tide, was dammed ; Spalding himself, with all his glue, Could not have stopped its leaking through.
Give us a cob with corn, my boys, In the great public crib of ours ; For what is plenty's horn, my bo5's, Good for, without the fruits and flowers.
'Tis said a tall man from the west, Will stop this leakage in the chest, And calk the sinking ship of state, For he is brave and wise and great ; He'll save the vessel and her crew, Without the use of Union glue ; He'll mend the Presidential chair, And put the White House in repair.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Send Cushing to Japan, my boys.
For the tycoon to take about ; For he is just the man, my boys.
To let his yearning bowels out Robust and rotund, sitting there, In the premier's uneasy chair, Our gallant Cass displays his sword, 'Twas.broken like his broken word.
A magic touch, a drop of glue.
Repaired them both for the review ; Alas, a drop fell on the chair, And glued our Squatter Sovereign there.
Alas! alas! alas! ray boys.
Should he be lifted from the chair, The sitting part of Cass, my boy...s.
Will still, I fear, be sitting there.
Next came a formidable job.
To stop the leakage made by Cobb : In rivulets like liquid gold, 5 50 THE REPUBLICAN The treasures from the Treasury rolled.
In vain appliances vvere crammed, Cobb, not the wasting tide, was dammed ; Spalding himself, with all his glue, Could not have stopped its leaking through.
Give us a cob with corn, my boys, In the great public crib of ours ; For what is plenty's horn, my bo5's, Good for, without the fruits and flowers.
'Tis said a tall man from the west, Will stop this leakage in the chest, And calk the sinking ship of state, For he is brave and wise and great ; He'll save the vessel and her crew, Without the use of Union glue ; He'll mend the Presidential chair, And put the White House in repair.
What to read after The Republican Campaign Songster for 1860?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Burleigh, William Henry, 1812-1871 to read onlineMoreLess
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