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The New York herald., 1860-09-18

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The New York herald., 1860-09-18

ABE AND THE WHITE HOUSE.
AR-"wiaow kachrsc.,
Abe nachree, there's chap !. ,hs West,
Och hooc' Abe mschrsel
"Littlc Giant that's never at rcet,
Och honel Abe machreei
And Of him shey tell talss,
lie takes Qua o( the saih
" al spliisers of rails
Ths wind easy and free;
Lays them Cat on their back,
Both The white and The black,
Och honel Abe mschreei
Abe nsrhrec. when November "a come,
och honel Abe nschr~e
Your speech wLl become, 10 mo soul, quite dumb,
och hone Abe mschrce
For the North and the West,
And Tie south and The rest,
VIII puf on thsir best
fOr the aels,s yoa see,
And ycu csnt get STATE
But whore ycaf be bate,
Och hone acushs mschreei
Od Goo they n Put you 70 ride on q rail,
0ca sonsi Abe nschrcsl
Win nothing 70 riay With m al bot your tail,
Och hone Abe rnActrcsi
I've myself that does declare
nat ycur grief you must besr-
4te"s.Aar "a cnmbps your har
Therc 20 use . rrief,
u vii bring No rsiief,
Osh hcnel Abe ma.nrcef
Abe mschresi ts a shame for 10 .>e.
och hcnc' abc mschreei
That the Soush and yourself csssos agree,
och bone Abe macfree
Fer ron want bat q aght
'rwsxi The black and The Write,
And Nc don't think thsis rghi,
Or ought 10 be
For the back you think more
Than he white yon ignore,
Och hone abe msctveei
Of the waite House, you nor fesl - fsre
Och bope Abe machree.
r.. 80 +" ai q me eye, Betty Marin
Cct hcpel ABE ract-ec
The New York herald., 1860-09-18
CAMPAIGN SONG.

CAMPAIGN SONG.
prp,nArrp ro THE EVERETT GUARD, BY THE AUTHOR.
sound sound the bell your banners wavel
The people In their might
Are marching forth 70 victory
Still guided by the light,
The living light, whose radiant geAns
Our fathers used TO guide
when Heaven silvered every cloud
And battlod ON their side:
Ihe Union, where our banners wa7e,
Appears in lines Of gold
The constitution, . page
OF wisdom V unrolied;
And laws, enforced on Northern hills,
Az ON the Southern plain,
Shall check the force of rebel strife
And peacefully restrain.
Sound, sound the bell for Everett,
Ring out peal for Bell.
Kentucky takes the echo up
List TO her bugle SWELL
She stirs the nations pulse with JOY
Let Louisiana rise,
In Union strength, with hammered hosts,
To Join the true and wise.
The Union where our banners wave,
Appears in lines OF gold;
The constitution, as page
or wisdom 10 unroled;
And laws, enforced on Northern hills
Az on the Southern plain,
Ehall check the force Of rebel strife,
And peacefully restrain.
The New York herald., 1860-09-18

Trou the a, spia .ea south,
Creeping down the glorious West.
With blood mark on his mouth,
And a horror on his crest,
Cames q black Internal spakei
while be luIks with double tongue.
Now. before the coil Ia spru1g,
Smite him. brothers, old and young.
uaassi Abe wili lsnA . stake.
Vide awsxe, boysl Wide awakei
enAl,ed IN every public CRIB,
~. ..st.,, fs,gs .tri 49, uss beevcs
To three inches on the rib,
IT, ,n.ir palniy u-u - lnieyes.
C3san the Augcan barn and make
Once for all . cleansing sweep;
Wkb rivers headlcng leap,
hon .n.iIs W .lac " L.uniAs ucep
on oolivion's q hur cry laNc.l -
Wide awake, boys Vide awake.
Prom The sea like murmuripg pines
" tho ehainiess hills ~ Maine.
10 the glorious towers and vines,
q IN. prsirW'- niits@-d plain,
FyOn The shores OF sea and Axe,
40 IA. ruure oi iAs. ana s-a,--
s~eAr .ng that we will be free
Rise. and lot our watchxcrd be
ssuone-t Abe fcr Frec~nn's sakef
w,de awake, boysl Wide awakeg'
The New York herald., 1860-09-18
SHOUT FOR DOUGLAS. SHOUT.

Aw-"Dearest May"
From every hill and valley comes the voice for Douglas
strong, .
song;
Hk name heard in every State, from centre TO the
II minsiss with the mountain winds and browns the
oceans roar.
CnoRus-Then shout for Douglas shout
For all his foes he'll rout
He'll beat the black republicans,
And drive the traitors out.
Upon the constitution rock undaunted still he stands,
10 drive the black disunonsts back TO their native
strands;
He met them in tho Geld and on the Senate floor
Before him there his foes gave wsythey soon viii rise
more
Shout for Douglas, &C.
Hn star 10 blazing in the West the mountains
height
It's light is spreading in the East, I'LL al tho sky grows
bright;
Then rally round your countrys fag ye gallant men and
true, -
BY standing to candidate, whose you'll never
rue.
Shout for Douglas, &c.
Once more your country calls you FORTH to save her from
men rise on every mountain side, where patriotism
And knde there your beacon gh, for freedom and the
And, though your foes in storms assa yet God win give
Then shout for Douglas. shout,
For all his foes he'll rout
He'll beat the black republicans,
And drive the traitors out.
The New York herald., 1860-09-18

IT'S Bit az romance,
For faith you've no chance
Ola sQuini or glance
TIE rooms for 70 see;
mat Giant viii be there
Who IL combing your hair,
Och honel Abe m1chree.
nen take my advice, acusha mschree;
0cn none Abe machree
Aud for Il st same, you'll be thankful 70 me.
0ch hone Abe nnAchrce;
Take care and remember
The sixth Of November,
WIN split up your tember
hosl sorrowful 70 zee;
II win send you know
Where the good niggers 60,
Och honel Abe machreo.
The New York herald., 1860-09-18
HERALD TUESDAY, 49, SHEET

wings they were in nfty'two,
In nfty. SIX X. y. wouldn't do;
And now in sixty what prostitution,
10 invoke the laws ami Constitution.
Bell and Everett lead astray,
For Rreck and Lane huxza, huzza,
The New York herald., 1860-09-18
Join IN the battle cry,
IN and Haml.n-God and he right-'
A PARODY.
~ A rRHCKfNRfDGS AND LAxx NAN.
ri nur ud = hAarT


ny A rRECKNRfD6S AND LASx MAN.
HArk hark what sound ID that heart
which rrAiss 70 harshly On my ear.
Invoking men 10 aid . cause
That ne'er sustained good wholesome Laws,
Bell and Everett led astray,
Fer Brcck and lane huzsa, hrzlA
Bsn win ne'er be President,
To waAhirgton he can't be sent;
Ana Everctts canse 10 nothing better
Since e'er he wrote the sumses letter.
Bell and Everett led assray,
For Breck and Lana hnEzA, hozza
Who would vote for old tohn Bclr
Who dare not his position tell,
.Mum'sp his ucrd u no ~,
Their past career doth plainly shov
That Bell and Everett led astray,
Yor Breck and Lane uhzza, huzzs-
Ben and Everett cAnro, win,
Their cause IA daily whitening,
Beil keeps paddock on bis tongue
Because be thinks his party'e wrong.
Bell aud Everett lead sstray,
For Brcck and Lane hnxza, huzza
old John Bell can never be
Presiding DER this union free;
Kansas votes show clear as cay,
Thss be did the South oetray.
Beli and Everett Iced astray.
For Brcck and Lane huzzA, huzza-
Cp, democrafsl your canse h Just,
In God and bravry arms We trust,
Remember xt1ic bloody pain,
where fought brave Brech and gallant lane.
Bell and Everett load asuay,
For Breck and lane huzzA, huxn.
All who love the Union grand,
Como asd Join our noble band,
scout John Bell and Everett, tco;
TO the South they 've prov a untrue.
Bell and Everett kad astrAy,
Tor Breck and Lane huxzs, hCxzA
Douglas men We would invite
To aid us, for our cause ls risht;
why will you longer stand asidef
Bell and Everett ron deride.
Bell and Everett lead sstray,
For Bveck and Lane Luzxa, hur2-
lovers OF old kentucky's son,
Can you support This recreant onei
Who designated Henry Cay
"A moral 6cspot' In bis cay.
Bell and Everett lead astrny,
For Brock and Lane huxza, huzza
jest behold this motley crew,
who doth on their nsmo renew.
Their cause In limpipg, halt ana iar,o--
N nfty .six 10 cas- the sane.
Bell and Fversit lsAf asfrzy.
Yer Hyccx ard laas hizzs, hrzza.
The New York herald., 1860-09-18
WIDE AWAKE.

Tpere's q labor 10 be wrought,
There's race that We 4, ust run,
There's a battle 70 be foggnt,
And a victory to be Won
Tor q eheataA nations saxe'
Hol ye people pluDdered long.
BY the banded hordes OF wrong;
Up and or them, brave and strong;
The New York herald., 1860-09-18
BRECKENRIDGE.

John Breckinrdge, my 10, John,
marked your cold gray eye,
You were then an awfal boy, John,
In years awhile gone by.
never liked your phiz, John
With its grim and treacherous air,
II looks like .rrle or ruin,n John
And broadly hints despair.
John Brecxinridge, my 10, John,
You've loaned yourself 10 Buck,
And v ell brand you both "a traitors, John,
BY the vote OF Old Kentucki
BY kentucky's scorn Of traitors, John,
We must pronounce your doom,
And In sorrow and in shame, John,
Consign you TO the tomb.
The New York herald., 1860-09-18
GOD AND THE RIGHT


A CHAMPION LYRIC.
HAxkl huxi over noun tain, through forest and vale,
Borne along the wings OF The swift rushing gale,
Comes the loud battle cry Of men N their might,
The watch sord Of frcedom--ssGod and the r.ght.r
Raise your bsnners high,
shout forth the battle cry,
"Lincoln and HAmin-God and the righs.'
From Auantics blue waves 10 the far peaceful ocean
The gathering hosss sf the free In motion:
Marching steadily onward 70 join Ia H. nxht-
The glorious contest for .God and the rightw
Proudly their penants fy,
Loud rings thsir battle cry,
"Iln0oin and Hamlin--God and thc rigfrr
From the Geld and the Workshop the brave of toll
with one common ob iect-Frec men and Free scn
with nrm, steady hand. and with eye beaning bright
Press onward 70 battle fcrsGod and the right
Onward 10 vctovy,
List 10 their battle cry,
"Ilncoin and HAmn-Nod Aod the r rShln
Harki through the night the oad tocsin q sounding,
wkh bright, joyous hope each bosom ~ bounding;
Soon on M VIII dawn the milcniAl light,
The glorious reign a God ard The rlghti
Shout thcn for liberty,
Join IN the battle cry,
"ILnooln and Haml.n-God and he right-'
The New York herald., 1860-09-18
moor HOG nR DIE

ROOT HOG OR DIE
Mind friends iN haze you all 70 know, Ia 1s5s,
Wnen Abraham Lincoln fcr The senate the state
h adnr get 70 the senate, and \ tell you the rcascr
s~yses A. poos.s msas him slug
EOss hos o. dsi
nx booess Abe, he started through ne lard,
WIN lltsle bit Of vhesey IN his little caravan
fanz.~ money for the weary AMI whlsxey Tor The dry
Dus asphes A. DouglAs soco made him sine
Root hog Or die
svsyv man Oh Abe would meet he'd try buy his vote
win little BIT of money or pouring vhsky down his
Ne sdST 20, their votes, and IN tel you shc rcasOa
Why,
Root hos or dief
ud Abe went hsme and Douglas took The senate chair,
Bs7oid his wiie about ~ IA me" says she, "Aee, DO
declare,
your moasy al -vsn, and your whisky kes rs dry,
ne Little Giant uAie you sing
SON or THE DOUGLAS rNvrNCIBLEs.
no, conr adcs arUgEe he assembly has sounded,
ne sword a the patriot bounds from its sheath
Our hax By the hosts Of TIE frcc e surrounded
wbosve sworn v defend u IN triumph or death.
Hlch. hiSh is each arm upra.scd 70 deienf ft,
And nared Ia each bcsom 70 sfcome the ray,
vnrhful and true the chiefs who direct ~,
rbsn, shoulder 10 shoulder, Tor DoUelAs hurrah.
From ths acis where bright southern sunlight gowrr
Prom THE gallant Tourg West cn bev nesutlfa plain,
From the shores where the bouDflew pscdc afl ovrr
Krcm mo tar distant forests o. Northern Name,
Trvrn inc snow covered hlll, from euara3 y,iisy,
ov brclberr ere hssserng 70 jo'n nc srrsys
The New York herald., 1860-09-18

which y.opred while in the chase.
On, Stephen pugl On, stsphen nag
gonr- bre.cn = are 100 mail,
10 hold the man We re bound 70 make
Our President Ihis fall
Bc-ev. life his mother, has
~ hts left Stephens pocket
Wen get for him an ambrotype,
O. dime set IN q ocket;
we'l nang IL round ms neck while,
TIL he shall larger grow,
Then for variety win change
u for Mss Dnah Crow. -.
On. stephen Dug Oh, stephen Dugi
Ba careful what vou do,
Or John Covode will surely come,
And quickly tfot you tnroosn
HURRAH FOR "ABE."
nmTsh' buranl Freedoms cause, let All 'he pA'''A
hear, -. ,orr uor,
hang ou sour banners the breeze2ut on your WORK
xet ev,,s s"nas freeman on the soil of Unoe sam,
Now put Is shoulder TO the wieA, aau "orA io' Ao'A
ham. H.
INC ship II state has been abusedher frame getting
And every Southern gale that blows makes all her tim.
Bey crew SET Of iubbers her officers sham,
So let US turn thom all ashore, and put IN Abraham.
Hen have her ceansed from keel 10 truck-make al her
stop ali her democratic leaks, and ship jolly crew.
For "Abe's the boy totake command-he's noble, Just
and brave,
and where be points her mighty PROV, win freedoms
banner wave
Tbeu let US make the welkn ring with voices loud and
strong,
Then sham democracy must bow before the peoples
choice,
me honesi hearted patriot. old "Abe" OF Illinois.
The New York herald., 1860-09-18

Tne zoe is advxnc ing, % rally, boys, rally,
Come, shoulder 70 shoulder, for Douglas burrah.
Onward, boys, onward, the columns in motion;
Sa m as the arrow that speeds from The bow,
Strong a. the laundering blllows of ocean,
Burst in your might on the ranks Of the foe;
FoTsard, boys, drive the fanatics before us,
Scatter their routed battaions ike spray;
The slars OF our Union are futtering DER MS,
Then, shoulder to shoulder for Douglas hurrah.
The New York herald., 1860-09-18
POPLAR SOVEREIGNTY,

POPULAR SOVEREIGNTY.
IN, People are the sovereign power,
20 hon was given the precious dover,
OF every watch and ward
II 10 themselves they be not true,
They bitterly the hour win rue
When faithless N their guard.
Party may cause them 10 forget
The memories they should haliov yet,
Add lead them blndlo.d 70 the doom
Where fettercd they must pine n gloom,
Their liberties betrayed.
Too late the scales viii ian from eyes
ThAt saw our country's Eagle rise,
Bot dAsxlcd by ambitou's glare,
Fell easy victims 70 The snare
Which they ihemsslves had male.
Nnrn men snfested with the 'taie"
Cease 10 remember what q great,
And deem themselves immaculate,
'ris time they were taught rcascu;
They are b e agents, and your Win
II " tbelr duty 70 fulfill
For Otherwise were treason.
Then, ON the birthday of our year,
upon your country's altar swear,
To carvy cot the plan
which with lhsir blood your fathc-D vsu,
led by Immortal Washington,
And len . priceless legacy,
while man rule himself, that be
Protecting all aiike, the free,
n beet 70 rue o'er man"
A. ~hen the bow of hope appeared,
Like tanning wing Of Eastern bird,
To guide the ''cboeen people" through
The wilderness, therc n IN view
frum the broad West, brilliant light
With sheen ~ steady, fan and bright
A. sun in summer sky;
Above the Threatening clouds that lower,
II shines with undiminished power.
And patriots hall . happier hour,
Sand Douglas y the cryir
yyovu North u smith with one a~elalm
The rspsuros people shout his name,
Eager 10 Gil his need Of fame,
20 true ln faith 10 them
Nor win the tide ben-ath tbc glow, a
That prssscs with rcsisibess Tow,
nelay, but on ward stu, a. nov,
rress, tiu they piece upon he brow
OF state the dadem.
The New York herald., 1860-09-18
TITS DOUGLAS AND HIS MEN.

IT'S DOUGLAS AND HIS MEN.
"Dnns 70 hear the Slogan, boysf'
AR-"John Anderson, my 10, john"
O. dDua 70 hear The slogan b0ysf II. Douglas and DIE
they count from Mane to Oregon, hos. beyond your
1hey strike for popular sovereignty, from every hin and
O. dnDa ye hear The slogan, boys, Ts Douglas and bis
Behold the gallant multitude, emerge from rancho and
From city, town and village, from worahop, field and
o. dinna ye hear the slogan, boyss Ills Douglas and bis
The old, the young, the middle aged, al 60 hand in
From mountain top to ocean tide they join the Union
With cries Of popular sovereignty from every hill and
,dnna ye hear the sogan boyss 'ris Douglas and his
We split the ranks Of sectiouosts instead Of splitting
And push the Little Giant on-we know he fails
10 lash his hopeful enemy from every hill and glen.
o, dnna ye hear the sogon, boysf In Douglas and hH
mem
We greet the SOUTH greet the North the Union and
We have welcome and hand for every foreign guest
We your negro chivLry from every hill and glen
o, dnpa ye hear the slogan ooyH lis Douglas and bis
menl
We walk and talk, and never sleep, but stsrt at lrst
To guard the white mans ballot box from black mpend
ing harm;
We feht for white equality from every hill and glen
o, dnna ye hear the slogan, boys2 Ts Douglas and bis
mem
The Wide Awskes though half asleep, may think IL pas
sing strange.
That such cn Of Never Sleep should thus before them
range:
But o II s the giant tribe, from every hill and glen.
0, dnna ye hear the slogan, bcysS Ts Douglas and bis
menS
With heart and soul we welcome all, TO this great Onion
drill,
Why linger that dismal gang chcerless and chill
Here you may shout for liberty from every n and gen
o, dnna ye hear the slogan, boys 'rs Douglas ana his
men
We all unite In this great fight the Gentle and The jew,
Americans and hishmen, the Germans good and trse
Cheered by popular sovereignty, from every hill and
glen,
o, dnna ye hear the slogan boys? IT'S Douglas and his
men!
Now, three times three for 'Li;tle Dug let shouts be
loud and long.
Along the line OF battement by music speech and song;
March on, march on 70 victory from every hull and GEN
o. dinna ye bear the slogan, boys2 lis Douglas and Lis
meni
The New York herald., 1860-09-18

An--Bobbln Around.
Tbe Little Gaats' on Q tour,
Bobblng arornd, around, around;
Hes making speeches by tho score,
Az be gocs bobbing around.
He 3 noe In the New Eng and States
Bobblng around, around, around:
And scouting At the greatest rates,
An be goes bobbing around.
He tries 70 hno his mothers home.
Bobbing around, around, around.
But ali around II does he roam,
A he go.e bobbing around.
He tries 70 Gnd bis fAthess grave.
Bobblug around, around, around;
But more his bacon tries 10 save,
Az be goes bobbins ar 'and.
He fnds bis cAsc q desps rate one,
Bohting around, around, around:
And knows that some,hng must be done,
Az h goes bobblng around
He's therefore bound 10 take the stump,
Bobbing around, around, around;
rut drssds that iht word called .fRump,v
A be goes bohblng around.
he s,vs his daughter sqnatier's dead,
nohbing around, srount, around:
Oid Dred Scott knocked her In thc head,
Az he went bobbing around.
And since she was hs only rslde.
robhing sronrd around. around.
rs thousht ne u commit suicide,
A. be gees bobblbg around.
Dark lantern "sam" he dli sbuse.
Boobing around, arcund, arorni.
Fui nox with hin be wants 70 fasc.
Az he goes booblng arourd.
Pit al their fnsing /. bouud 70 rp
Bchbirx around, arcnnd, arpuna,
wei ride lkem both On a rireo'n ~sp
krd keep tecm hobslns rcrnd
The New York herald., 1860-09-18

YHE BATTLE GROUND or LIFE.
Broshers. IN the coming connlct,
Brothers, In the coming strife,
Enter boldly on The contest,
It's the battle ground az ifs.
vide infer your glorious banner,
Spread 70 earthe rercicst strand,
Freedom high and holy watchw ord,
-rJberty throughout the land"
with ruch brave and gallant lesdsr3,
who wovld faltsff who can fAnf
where our Lincoln leAes vSctovieuc,
Justice, right and truth prevail
whls oar Hsulln, true 10 duty,
S,orns the offered tempting bribc.
Prothsrs. shall We panse W enter
wlssre such noble leaiers guideg
apeAz alord n tones Of thunder,
let the w,tid admiring SEQ,
We are freedoms heaven born cAldstr.
And ve vll and dare be free.
free 10 sct NJ God directs m.
ryoe In oonrcisnoe, free In Val,
While 70 every child wc offer
All iis choicess bless nss siin.
Ts. a battle ior our Unlon,
Rttle for ~ glorious laus;
Bor that good old Constitution,
Founded on righteous cause.
hight We are, aud right pursuing,
Soun The rlori0ls Day viii come,
whsc no dark and damning feature
shAn .Efcsi our Southern home.
rbcn "a cus rnitcd esoYt,
Classic East ano golsen West,
~ish the North and south 70 guide them,
An VII seek one common rest
zach krgstt,ng sccts and scotious,
18th forxctlinE class and clan,
0sning esch And al an equal
IN tAe hrctncrhood OF man.
The New York herald., 1860-09-18
UNION SONG.
r. asVk.A. -

UNION SONG.
ruys-"Dtxie.o
Come, boys. let's slug y song 10 night,
Hurrahl hurrAhl hurrah for the On onl
Our foes they travel DER . Lane,
Eu. IT'S not the road 70 Union plain,
Hurrahl hurahl hurrah for the Unioni
lroErs-Weu save this glorious Onion,
With Bell, with Bell;
Tho Union hand win save the land,
And live or die for Unioni
With Bel, with Bell;
Wen save this glorious Cnonl
With Bell, with Bell,
Wen save this glorious unonl
Our Northern foes arc bound to fail,
And ride their upoa bis rail,
HurrAh hurrah hurrah for the Cnionf
And Lindoln green is rot the color
me Presidential seat 70 cover.
Hrrrah hurrAh hurrah for he Union
CH,Rrs-wel save this glorious Union, sc.
Giant leads the Haihstipes,
Bat David in our ranks be II md,
Hurrah Irrah hurrah far the Unioai
The stone 10 from Mount yernons land,
The sling is IN our Everctts hand,
Hurrah hurrah burrah for the Union
Csonps-well save this glorious unior, &c.
Our fathers bled 70 form our cause,
To leave " Union and ~ laws;
whlie DER the land 90 ring the chssrs,
Hurrah hurrah hurrHh for The rnion
csoKcs-well save this giorions Onion,
With Bell, with Bell
The Union band win savc the Land,
And live or die for Union
With Bell with Bell,
Wen this glorious Unionl
With peli, ~ta Bell
Wen save this glorious unioni
THE RESULT OF THE ELECTION.
When we put lincoln n sh-ll know what is what;
When we put Douglas IN shall know how 70 squat
When we put Brcck knridge IL there'l be powder and
smoke
when we ohooes Bell and Everett twill bs good Joke
And when Hous, nrst reaches the goal on the rails
u win doubtless arks with the sat their tails
Now, e knowiedge, and squatting, ard powder, and
okM,
And = good showers Of arks would blessings be 70 fos
Whososver comes IN OF the gay brotherhood,
You may fesl pretty sure he viii do " some good
The New York herald., 1860-09-18
A CAMPAIGN SONG.

ryY-Hurrsh, hurrAh, hurrAhl
OIL Abe's the man W win The Eight,
Hsrrah, hurrah, hcrrahl
De strikes for freedom and the right,
Hurrah, hurrah, hurrahl
He'll give Old Buck his walking papers,
And make poor Dug cut wondrous CADETS.
Harrah, hurrah, hrrrah, hurrshi
Hurrah, hGrrah, h9rrAhl
ybs hour bas brought The peoples man,
Hurrah, hnrrah, nurranl
H3s stalwari form shall lead the van,
Hurrah, hurrah, hurrha!
Api freedoms battle N begrr.
We VII not rest I'll victory q wor,
hurrsl, nurrAh, &c.
Our ,eaier's trre. ard tried. end trlvs,
HGrrah. huyrah, htrrahi
Hin hosor will or country save,
nmrGn, hurran, n1rrahl
And Iol be oomes, his towering form
stands nrm before the rising s.2fm.
Hurrah, hcfrAh, sc.
saAmscrscy Is not the s,gr,
Huyrsh, hurrah, burrah'
Q As vile trash we'ye bal enough.
Hurrah. hurrzh. hvrrahl
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