. 7E POETRY

F,ou. tte Nesu- 1ork Amascan. t, g NARTIN's ADDRESS TO HIS RATS.
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Eous ae Ne.r- Hork Amuican. ,,g MARTINS ADDRESS TO HIS RATS. AIn-" ScOts phe hae sUT Wallace bbsd." Rats, wha hae gi 's Glury'' fsd- .s. Rasa whom AlarIi0 of hA6ied, Welcome now each brainlees head i.ss' s To old Hickory. Now's the day and Dow's the hour, See, the dreadful monster,' lour. ( See, approach proud BiddIe's power, Al a 8sgs;3s7f8#ssE Loans and bribery. Wha's too good to be a knaVe, Wha will ill an hODOFd grave, Wha would scorn to be slave?

 E Let him lurn and Zee. Wha for Andrew JankS6n,s law, Into the vaults woue quickly gnaw, ADd forth the public monies draw,

 He's the Rat tor me. Ry our .tcollars" and our chains, BY our hopes of spoils and gains. We will stretch our necks like cranea, 45 s.''' And bend the willing knee. Lay the dreadful q, monster, low, And give to trade deadly blow, : And let all to the D-l go. .ssla 1Tl 4 ls5 !. Then how gfeat IaIbs!