The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-11-09
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THE TEMPERANCE REFORM.

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AZ SUMO ny THE "poILARD TOTAL ABsrIKsscE q
cIETY ~ BUFFALO.
What means all this great commotiop, motion. n'
ton,
The country throuQh3
Why It's the drunkards waking up
To life anew and temperance too,
To life anew and temperance too,
And TO pure cold icater they come come, come,
And leave their rum,
And to clear cold water they come.
In Baltimore the reform begun, gun, gun,
La agrog shop too;
Six drunkard. pledged to turn from rum
To lite anew and temperance too,
To life anew and temperance too,
And TO pure cold water they Come, come, come,
And leave thei, rum, 4 ae
And to clear cold water they come.
Old Boston next she follows suit suit, suit.
Three thousand in q crew;
The worst OF drunkaids all reclaimed
10 life anew and temperance too,
10 life anew and temperance too,
And TO pure cold water they come come come,
And leave their rum, e
And to clear cold water they come.
In all the cities south and east, east, east,
Cold wafer hosts you'll view,
An army fifty thousand strong
Shouting anew for temperance too,
Shouting anew for temperance too,
And TO pure cold water they come, come come,
And leave their rum,
And to clear cold water they come.
Pollard and Wrigh, have rolled the ball, ball. ball,
The Empire State quite through,
And Buffalo has got cali
10 life anew and temperance too,
To life anew and tenn erance too,
And to pure cold water we come come, come,
And leave our rum,
And TO clear cold water we come.
A little band are here at work, work, work
United and true;
gainst King Aicoholthey fight
For lie anew and temperance too
For life anew and temperance too
And to pure cold water they come, come coms,
And leave their rum,
And to clear cold water they come.
This noble band were once the dupes dupes, dapes,
VI this delusve foe;
March'd blindly forward in his cause,
Got awful blue and lik d it too,
Got awful blue and lik'd il too,
But now to cold water they come, come, come
And leave their rum,
But noto to cold water they come
These Pollard boys have got the grit, grit grit,
To dance The figure through;
They refo Brandy, Gin, and Wine,
The stuff you brew and Cider too
The stuff you brew and Cider too,
And to pure cold water they come, come, come,
And leave their rum,
And TO clear cold water they come.
Now drunkard, just friendly word, word, word,
We wish TO say toyou;
Come join with US, and one and all
Will stand by you and temperance too,
Will stand by you and temperance too,
And 10 pure cold water we'll come, come, come,
And leave our rum,
TO Clear cold water we'll come.
Come ladies, we implore your help help, help,
Our reform to carry through;
If you will aid us heart and hand,
Well strike for you and temperance too,
Well strike Tor you and temperance too
Andto pure cold water we'll come, come, come,
And leave our rum,
And 10 clear cold water we III come.
To all rum-selleIs in our land, land, land
A long farewell TO you;
our poison please to take yourselves,
Were not SO blue to buy il Of you,
We're not so blue to buy il ofyou,
For to pure cold wa er we've come, come como,
And left your rum,
For to clear cold water we've come.
A MEMBER