SUCCESS TO TIPPECAN0E.
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BY J. c. PERcIvAL. "Give me the Songs of nation, and care not who

 makes itslaws." 14f'> e@" F.. TuNE-" The Campbells arc ccming." The day is all over; the battle is done The held-lt IS cOnqteTed; the victory won; We've carried our Leader triumphantly through Then peal your huzzas for Old Tippecanoe; t For glory, bright beanling, has shown us the way, To the heat Of the conflict the thick Of ihc fray: We've taught the proud Foeman, what deeds we Then Hail to the Triumph of Tippecanoe! N........ CHORUS. '.t

 Old Tip is a coming from Ohio!

 O!d Tip is coming from Ohio! ~

 Old Tip is a cOming-he's let his Log Cabin!

 Old Tip is a coming from Ohio!

 Brave Tippecanoe has come out of the West, To deliver the land from horrible pest; 4 plague, such as Freedom beiore never knew, Has fled at the touch of Old TippecanoeI The foul spot, that darkened the roll of our fame The block lines recording our annals of shame; A prond hearted Nation no longer shall rue; They've all been expunged hy Old Tippecanoe!

 Old Tip IS coming &c. }

 Bold Tippecanoe has dehroned little Van; His country to raise, he do all that he can; Sound Measures-he'll carry them steadily through Never fear for the honest Old Tippecanoe! Like Washington, vieilant ever and just, Hell always be faithful and true to his trust; To cherish ihe Good. and give Merit its duc Is glory enough for Old Tirpecanoe! +

 Old Tip Is coming, &c. A hard work he'll have, the foul palace to clean, But soon it all garnshed and swept shall be seen And decently simple and plain to the view, 1T Shall the House be that shelters Old Tlppecanoe No carpets from Brussels, no vanity Fair .. Nor gold spoons, or bouquets, or or-monlu there; Good stuff from our workmen shall furnish 1t thro The mansion of Patriot rippecanoe! rf

 Old lipis coming, &c. .... .,.l,P a.' No parties exclusive, no Minuet Balls, !.. No levees a Ia Rogale shall float in his Halls sg The string o his door shall be dra through Always Welcomes the word with Old Tppe canoe No Banqnet's he'll give olamode de Paris; No Wines of great price on his hoard you shall sec But Sirloin, and Bacon and HARD CIDER too, '.a Shall be the plain fare of Old Tippecanoe.!

 Did Tip Is coming &c. - ,.. From highest to lowest, all offices then .: ... s Sia be filled with good, faithful and vgilant men Clear proi they are cunipetent, honest and true, ls all hat IS wanted by Iippecanoe!

 The Treasury then shall be safe and secure; The hands that control it shall ever be pure Never stuck 10 the fingers of Tippecanoe

 Old Tip IS coming. &c.

 No double faced Janus shall cit in the chair, . Who to all sides a simper eternal shall wear; But frankly he Il tell the whole land what he Il do: There's no double.dealing with Iippecanoe! He has solemny said, when One Term shall expire, To the shades of North Bend he will surely retire Again 10 the Plough, will go Iippecanoe!

 Old Tip IS coming, &c. '. Then let us all stand by the homes: Old Man, w ho has rescued the country, and beat hltle Van: The spirit of eV,l has gotten it's due; It's lad by the strong arm of Tippecnnoe! In the front rank our nation shalt now takc its stand Peace, order, prosperity brighten the land;

 Then loud we the voice ot ca oh good man and true Success to the gallant Old 'Tippecanoe Old lip IS cDmlng &c. -t....