Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-03-13

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SONG, snns Mt the RaIIrOad Celebrate
In Cleveland.
BY SOME OF EN-"
TuNE-CGrry me back, &c.
We hail from the city-the Capita
.aiT City,
d; We left in the storm and the rain;
The cannon did thunder. the people dit
-,ie9, wonder,
To see pious folks on train!
The iron horse snorted-he pufed, anC
he started
At such long tail as he bore,
And he puts for the city that grows in the
-laoI woods,
The city upon the Lake shore.
Ell CHeRUs.-The beautiful city, the
51 forest-tree city,
The city upon the lake shore.
The mothers ran out, with their children
about,
From every log cabin they hail;
The wood chopper he stood delighted to
Thelaw-makers rode on rail!
The horses and cattle, as onward we rat
o tie,
Were never so frightened before;
We're bound for the city that grows in
the woods,
The city upon the lake shore.
1o CHoRus.-The beautiful city, &c.
They put US through fne-the Peoples
Fast Line
81 Soon ran us TO town like rocket;
All sober at that-nOt a brick in hat,
And scarcely flask in pocket.
While thousands did gather in spite of
the weather,
While cannons they loudly did roar,
We entered the city that grows in the |
Ff woods,
The city upon the Lake shore.
CHoRus.-The beautiful city. &c.
This beautiful place wrapt up in Case
% A Case that protects it from loss
And yet the rogues swear this fiery
'Hs young Mayor
g Is nothing less than an Old Hoss.
With plenty of dimes in his pocket,these
times,
Who'd ever ask anything more.
Than to live in the city that grows in
the woods,
The city upon the Lake shore.
-CHoRus.-The beautiful city. &c.
Great country for timber this is, you re-
.c- : member
The planks that were paved in the
mud;
All cities this beats, for not only the
+. .i1+'ii streets 9
But a Governor they've made out of
.sssf Wood; u
Nodog;toOOd or leather-wood Governor
ID he,
He's poplar wood, sound to the
~ core,
And he lives near the city that grows in
rao the woods,
city upon the Lake shore. II
SCHoRUs.-The beautiful city, &c.
GsueEd 4Geiger abOard-behind him
= fr his sword,
r He left (it is whispered) in pledge;
And a Bull so unruly, altho' he's a nlu-
-ev ley, .- i
You cant butt him of ofa bridget
And poor Speaker Morse--though he
ran like horse
We don't see his face any more,
For he stops in the city that grows in
20 lssl the woods, q ~. tls i
THE city upon the Lake shore.
-lias ChOTw.-The beautiful city, &c. {
Captain Bull in command ofthe ship on
aes dry land
jolly Captain as ever
He managed somehow. to demolish q
ssIi s4eoW ;s.s-rs .ls.ge
While sailing from Lake to the river. &
With rigging and spars, her jolly Jack {
Z Never took such voyage before;
She sails from the city that grows in the
9 iis woods, - fIs iiiFF if-'i
y The city upon the Lake shore. u |,
ChOras.-The beautiful city, &c.
From Lake 10 the River-united ferev-
II ler-i BIS Ts-zl Esg 1i- 6
roads sachlas ours environ,
The Forest, the Qneen and the Capital
.Hisd cities, ,gIsr1 i-i3 % ob - sss l.
g L;kesnetwoTk inwoEen with iron.
,Maani6eenttrio, bright gems of Ohio,
: Enriching the State evermore--f II
HmrsI for the Queen and the Capital
-~.s cities, :, .5...t.
And the city upon the Lake shore. Il
l'i riis.--The beautiful city, &c. !
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