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BYGRAY BILLY.


Tune Old Dun Tucker"
Tho times are bright, our hearts are light
The Democrats they all unite; -
Wen set our songs to good old tunes!
And then We'll den those boser old coons.
Hurrah for Henry Clay is falling!
Hurrah! for the old Coon is falling!
Hurrah that same old Coon is falling!
Clay nnd dFret'nghuyou ou"'s e.iinsi
The Whiggie's hearts are very sore
They now are scarce in Baltimore
For they bogin'to think with reason.
That this will be n bad coon season


Hurrah, &c.
Old Frelinghuysen's light so blue.
The Whiggies think he's good and true;
E. They think they'll make New Jersey feel
That they respect her own broad seal!


Hurrah, &c.
Now let the Whiggies raise there dander-
For soon they'll have to stand unIer-
And when the coon we expect to walIow,
Behold he slips into hollow!


flurrah, &c.
Old Ma rtin Van we do not doubt
But James X. Polk he has come out!
He now is foremost on the track,
And four more years may bring him back.


tlurrah. &c.
The Coones now have lost their pride
And next they fear will be their hide!
So give three cheers, and as many more;
As will reach from here to Baltimore.


Hurrah, &c.
United, heart and hand. re we,
From Nothern lakes to Southern scn-
From East to West, the peoples falling!
From Henry Clay and FreIinghuysen
Hurrnh for Henry Clay is falling!
Hurrah for the old Coon is falling!
Hurrah! that same old Coon is falling
Clay and Frellnghuysen falling!
Washington Co. Ark. July 9Th 1874.