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 I Wish You a Hapft New Yeah I 
 Kind Patron* and Fi tends of the Mail, 
 To help you digest your good cheer, 
 I will ten you a bit of a tale. 
 
 The Imp of the Oflficft am I, 
 I blacken my types with a song, 
 And I laugh tifl I'm ready to cry. 
 At the world ns it hitches along. 
 
 Since last I addressed you, what r'gs ! 
 Life's whiligin; how it has spun ! 
 John Bull has demolished the Whi&s; 
 And the Tories have got all the fun. 
 
 John took aquafortis and swore, 
 
 That the Wb'gs were h breeiliiig n pesti 
 
 Bo he touched 'em behind and before. 
 
 Till they ran like scorched rats from their nest 
 
 A— rouring toCobden and Brieht, 
 Their free tvndo physicians for nelp, 
 Who had doctored them many a night, 
 And healed them of many a skelp. 
 
 But ulna ! for the Qiiviko - and Cob, 
 They needed tlteir physic themselves, 
 For John cracked tliem both on the nob, 
 And laid them oui on his back shelves. 
 
 It pk'usedthcn both People and Queen, 
 To instill the p>oud Devby and Bon 
 D'Israeli, whoso novels are greon, 
 Comimred with his Exchequer pen. 
 
 Ben iilnginrisros th«y say, 
 But th(, h«i>p)t»s1 theft ever made, 
 VVaii wbr-ii iiu ro »bed Rusap] unil Ciey, 
 Of the fi'"'t8 of Iheif blesoed i'fn> trade. 
 
 But let such thine? pais;(or my eyes, 
 Aio swellini witb many a tenr. 
 As I tl -ik oil timliiave and the vise 
 Lamenting round W&i,i.iNaTON's Bier I 
 
 A nation hi sorrow di<l bow, 
 OnjicxpresiHsitin on every lace, 
 And the blooif thiobbml flifiil and slow, 
 At thuy bore iIh* dend chief to his plnce. 
 
 Old England! Ah never before, 
 Didt't thou fathom the love and the pride, 
 Which possessed thy heart's innennoet core, 
 For thy Noble Old Duke, till he died I 
 
 The Imperial Eagles of France, 
 Have agaifi plum^l their wings for a flight, 
 And the standards of Bonaparte glance, 
 In defiance of Britain and right! i 
 
 But Wellington's lessons remain, 
 
 Should the Red Cross ouc* more be unfurlec 
 
 The legions of Britain again 
 
 Will conquer a peace for the world ! 
 
 At home in dear Canada, lo ! 
 With railways, improvements and scholi. 
 We're the happiest people below, 
 The moon, that oweet region of fools. 
 
 I stick fast to HiNCKS-— he's the man, 
 To help a lame do|| oe'r a stile. 
 I'm in love with his glorious plan, 
 or making the cauldron to boil. 
 
 With his tarifls, and steamers, to ply 
 To Old England over the sea; 
 And h<s iunwn]^s to make the folks spry. 
 Ho is Just the I ight fellow for me. 
 
 Except ; I am sorry to say, 
 
 Being rad'cal hearly anu port. 
 
 He gives the French loo much their way, 
 
 When they drug him in Three Kivors diit, 
 
 For the kniro of Reform's flrotliiig dull, 
 Gcoi'go Bcown vows itwor.lcut nt all, 
 Kv«n HufTiilton Monilt wont pnll. 
 Except it bo in a canflio/. 
 
 Still huirtih ! for Reform nud the Queen ! 
 Our land. coiisiili.tl on, and laws, 
 No mauar \vi o"s out or who's rn 
 If our country piospers and grows I 
 
 Last New Year in Jonathan's land, 
 Kossuth'6 trumpet ftu liberty blew. 
 And tlitnitniidn of Jaant did e.timiui, 
 Ami tliKUiittiHls of Aiisl linns slew I 
 
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 ! Ah never before, 
 thorn the love and the pride, 
 ■ed thy heart's innermoet core, 
 i Old Duke, till he died I 
 
 I Eagles of France, 
 luniMl their wings for a flight, 
 tarda of Bonaparte glance, 
 Britain and right! < 
 
 on's lessons remain, 
 
 ed Cross ouc* more be unfurled, 
 
 r Britain again 
 
 a peace for the world ! 
 
 ear Canada, lo ! 
 
 8, improvements and schc }is, 
 
 ippiest people below, 
 
 ^lat oweet region of fools. 
 
 HiKCKS-— he's the tnsn, 
 ie do|| oe'r a stile, 
 'ith his glorious plan, 
 le cauldron to boil. 
 
 ({s, and steauiers, to ply 
 mil over the sea; 
 mys lomake the folks spry, 
 I J igbt fellow for me. 
 
 n sorry to say, 
 hearly anu pert, 
 French loo much their way, 
 rug him in Three Kivors dirt, 
 
 I of Reform's gMi'nig dull, 
 n vows itwoLlciit nt all, 
 on M«nilt wont pull, 
 in a c*Mml, 
 
 fur ReibiiTi and the Queen I 
 nslititl on. and laws, 
 i o'H out or who's rn 
 y piospers and grows I 
 
 ear in Jonathan'* land, 
 impet fbi liberty blew. 
 (In olJawi did expand, 
 ids of Atiflrinnsslew ! 
 
 In fancy that is— for you know. 
 As Kossuth found out to his fill, 
 V7hen Jonathan draws a ' ' . bow, 
 It is warranted never to l>).i. 
 
 How could he go on the mad length, 
 
 Of helping Hungar)' to rise, 
 
 When the first blaze of freedom and 8« reng; h , 
 
 Would ^Mh the light back in his eyes I 
 
 His millions of bondmen at home, 
 M' ht claim & release from his hand, 
 Oood^ and chatteh might masterless roam, 
 And freedom invade his own land. 
 
 So Kossuth was leted no more. 
 H'8 cnuse wou'd'n*; puy in hp d cash, 
 But Cuba with slaves runniiig oe'r 
 Made Jonathan's ogles to fldsh. 
 
 There was " Liberty's area " to spread, 
 There was beauty and booty fot knaves, 
 And Sparianls to knock on the head, 
 And sugar-plantations and slaves ! 
 
 The Queen of Antilles I what a prize t 
 For '• busters " that hadn't a dime I 
 Off Kossuth I you darken my eyes t 
 How the doubloons and dollars dv) chime I 
 
 But the Cubans were loyal and true, 
 To their Queon as thoy ever should be, 
 And to give filibusters their due. 
 Hung halters on ovpry tree. 
 
 And now honest Patrons I stop. 
 May we oil see another new Year, 
 .Rut to night I'm ungafjed !o a hop 
 With a sweet litttle gossiping de»r I 
 
 May each girl that wants, get a beau. 
 And every true beau get a belle, 
 
 «A..S 5Ji«.r *xi*^ r "s^rr:.*: zt::: jj-.'.. , 
 
 Mo;«} in love with esch other as well I 
 
 May this glorious Canivda thrive, 
 Ever loyal and hal»i>y And free, 
 Filled witi) honey just like a bee hive, 
 With the Old fVnif « lop qf the trtt I 
 
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