Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-24
VOL '2NO. 46'
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D ssAO &0b R0ux0 SOWEs
st Some weeks dncc Tho New York Evening Pose
was authorized to offer prissso Of aloo for two Of
i The best campaign songs 10 Ergish and German,
and Parke Goodwin, Geo. W. Caftis, ana Fred.
/ w. Rakemann were appointed committee to
Z make selections. The committed report thas
they have receivcd about one hundred and dfty
contributions, which were sent In from nearly
all parts OF the Union, from Bangor on The
North, 70 Charleston. South, and Milwaukee,
West and awarded the prize for the fngiish
song to Chas s. Weyman, Of New York. Hsss
titis: Y 'se e. sea
/ FREMONT AND vIcTonr.l
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4 Men of the North, who remember sfaK sasa sNP
The deeds Of your sires, ever glorious, ai
! Join in our pean victorious sFkf es.is
/ s The pean OF Libertyt a33 itss .hN5s ada
Hark on the gales OF November aNR s-issgI
7 Millions Of voices are ringing, aai ae ssfae
! Glorious the song they're singing, taS sit Il
| Fremont and Victory SD HsH
Join the great chorus they're singing, 2..'.
Fremont and Victory ~ assts sss5EI
Tome from your fOreSt-ctuu HlOuutShs,
Come from the fields of your tillage, .'2t'
Come forth from city and village, d
Join the great host of the free fs.a
AS from their caveynous fountains t4
Roll the deep foods to the ocean,
Join the great army in motion, s7sA Ha1 sE's
Marching to victoryts sFesa v,e gms 81
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Echo, from ocean TO ocean,
Fremont and Victory .s1
Far in the West rolls the thunder, q a
The tumult OF battle is raging, a slaH
Where bleeding Kansas is waging ,.4
Warfare with slavery
Struggling with foes who surround her, t4 H"f
Lo she implores you to stay her / f.ls44ssa
Will you to slavery betray hers ,-ssr-5
Never-she shall be free 49,.
Swear that you'll never betray her; sa a.&
Kansas shall yet be free
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March we have sworn to support her! ~, ..,f
The PRAYERS of the righteous sh IL, speed US "
as A chiei never conquered shall lead us e is51f
+ Fremont shall lead the freei 1a78 81 Esa'se
Then from those fields, red with slaughter, rs..'s
Slavery's horIes shall be driven, f.. H,
Freedom to Kansas be given; -.'-' a',+
Fremont shall make her free! sa tiS'''
. s3l -aft. 4 Hurrah ! 81 u g.
To Kansas shall freed ,m be given; .,a. s3efs
Fremont shall make her free! a ..saa
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Men of the North, who remember a i
" The deeds of your sires, ever glorious, .Te.f
Join in our psan victorious, ,7g s...., -...
a The paai Of Liberty! sse.. s.. .k..s
Hark! on the gales of November, m ...... 1.....
Millions of voices are ringing, .s 60 .4sr-y "a.
Glorious the song they're singing, s5r,..F
Fremont and Victory +. ....s. LA. ...-
~ .t..-... i ..s--.. Hurrah !! , ,-.st- r. VA.
Join the great chorus they're singing, ~s.., J..
Fremont and Victory ,-rf.s ,srY r.s .-7
E. Vitalis Scherb, of Boston, was the success s-',
full competitor for the prize of 800 for the best
German song, which is entitled "Freiheitsiied /,
der Dsutschen Repubhikaner." 1t will, no doubt
be published in all the German papers that go s'
for Freedom and Fremont.