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The Tars viii man their gallant ships,
And fling the canvass free,
Again unfurl the s. Bunting strips
And cheerly put 10 sea,
They'll hcaye, and weigh, and stow, and pull,
And sing and hoist away,
They'll hoist, and hoist and hoist, and host,
And hoist in Henry Gay.
The Carmen long to see the loads
OF merchandise arrive,
For then the wharyes, and Streets and ROADS,
Will be a busy hive,
They'll back, and pack, and pile and lash,
And drive and cart away;
And cart, and cart, and cart, and cart,
And carry in Henry Clay
The Press foreels a brighter day
To cheer the Printers breast;
They've turned the word the other way
There Is Sunrise in fhe FeSi
They'll set, and impose, and correct, and revise,
And print, and publish away
They'll publish, and publish and publish, and publish,
The name of Henry Clay.
The Lades--hless the lovely band
Our country's JOY and pride,
They go for Harry, hand in hand,
Maid matron, belle, and bride,
To gain g Protection" fol themselves,
They'll marry and marry away
And tell their lovers, and husbands, and sons,
To vote for Henry Clay.
The rich, the poor, the bowed, the free,
Through all our noble land,
To bring the nations jubilee
Will lend helping hand,
They'll pull together all one,
And shout and work away,
Together, together, together, together,
Huz=a for Henry Clay