POETRY.

From the Vermont Age
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.---ss., ..-'. From the Vermont Age
!" COME DOWN WITH THE BANNER,T
Come down with the banner
fpoor Harry Clay,
Who has gambled and bla5bed -.
All his life, so they say;- e.. -
Take it down from the breeze !
They're freemen who say it! q.
And where is the hand. -
That moment will stay itE
We are some of the lads who in '40 got blue,


And voted, like cattle, for TippecanOe.
For the coons and old Harry,
We care little or naught,


They spread their own snares,
And in them they are caught; ~.''
They are tarif-no tariff, .-- -.
They are bank and no bank, -
They are Masons-no Masons-


It don't work very crank, - =!


With some Of the lads who in 40 got blue,


And voted, like cattle, for TiPPecanOe-
Then down with the banner
,Ofpoor Harry Clay,
Who conceals what he thinks
In the Harrison way; 80.
For we know, that cen Cesar,


Cared as little for Rome,
As demagogue Clay
For the land of his home, -


Or even the lads who IN 40 got blue


And voted, like cattle, for TiPpecan0e.
To our old friends abroad,
Hearty greeting we seRd5
May peace, hope and union


Their councils attend,


And victory's star
Shed its light on their way,
While they strive to the death
Against demagogue Clay.


Look out for the lads who in 40 get blue,


And voted like cattle, for TipPecanoe!