The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-03-04

Beware! when children at war,
The mothers breast receives the Geadliest scar
INCARNATION.
Thou, for whose imperial sake
Bonds of twin-born brothers break,
| For whom We shiver Freedoms shrine,
and forge chains in loosing thine;
To purchase whose emancipation
We sign our own discrimination
Thou, whose ransom so dear
summon thee-Appear appear!
Come AMI show how treas MS halter
Was fret deserved before the altar.
TABLEAU.
THE EBONY IDOL
Preach parade until one asks if your pews are TO
Angels IN crHolne listening to Lucifer-
Have an eye flock, for the wolves on its tract
Don't orsAke all your white lambs to look after your bacl
sheep.
When pilots prove llsc-when the good ship is sinking
'Tis high time for the people do their thinking,
And instead OF beng peacefully led by the nose,
Wherever the trade wind political blows,
Let them start from their sumbers and make the ship
That the hand of the masters is the wheel
Standing off from the shoals with tried, true hearts
man her,
Meath the light that still burns in our Star Spanged
Banner
INCARNATION
Enter in my magic glass
Partisans who have succeeded,
Statesmen lost when sorest needed,
Tricksters playing party spaniel,
When freedom asks second Daniel
Presto! pass-and let US SEE
The fends that haunt Liberty Tree
TABLEAU.
THE STUMP OF THE LIBERTY TREE
STUMP SPEECH BY CAB.
Williams
1t Is no sin for England to carry her rAvages
To China and Zealand, 'mong yellow kin sayages
Twas no sins 70, US, or the pilgrims before US,
10 slaughter whole hosts OF the redsknned Metamoras
And no Yankee need blush when the last chief expires,
With his face to the East twad the graves of his sres
But THE sin-the whole sin of this glorious nation,
Is the fiddle and hoe of Cotton Plantation.
Such is the fate that awaits, when
The partisan stands in the shoes of the statesman:
Let Liberty look to her last trembling pennae,
When the stump is her altar instead of the Senate
IT'S Virginia that brings us the olive of love
And accurst be each heart that closed to the dove
| TABLEAU.
THE PRINTING PRESS!
1t is little too much of good thing guess,
Where our pressis SO free; our Freedoms in Press.
You chiefs of the gang whose mutincus leaders
true Freedom more harm than all Earhs negro heeer5
Who butter yolr bread by your belcose writing,
Leaving dos who believe you to do all the fighting
| All, woe to your fonts and fly wheels and gallies
When the loud scream for rings by night the alleys
When furnishing masses with No hand to aid them,
Glare wildly around for the hand that betrayed them.
| TABLEUl
THE EBONY WEDGE!
WRECK OF THE OLD IRoNsIDEs
VIEW OF THE FRIGATE CONSTITUTION!
When old splitting the wedge gets n whack
II its wee to the white man, its worse to the black
You have broken Covenant and trsmpled my laws
For a premature day dream or party applause
have honest millions betrayed and befooled by YOU
The verdict supreme OF the land overruled by you.
As ifheaven had hand in the achsm that bereit u.s.
OF worldworshipped altar George Washington left u.s.
But woe toyour triumphs and woe to your faction,
When the masses arise in majestic reaction,
When the true pilgrim blood back from sedition,
And the peoples war cry is your own abolition.
TABLEAU!
MY OLD KENTUCKY HOME
Music Old Kentucky Home
There are heavier sins at the door of this nation
IMAM the fiddle and hoe OF the cotton plantation.
UNCLE SANS REPRoOF OF THE SOUTH
Give them time to right hear the ballobox thuuder
mat New Engand's already redeeming her blunder,
Don't De scared by voe-let it act as neryatiye.
Threefourths of the whole the North are
Great cities are with youod friends, tried and true;
"ontyou stand up by them as they've stood by you?
Great Heaven, can't you see when centralization,s
The law of the age, our divisions damnation?
On by zounds it is too bad that Colu bias undone
And Americ a TWO, just as Italy is one.
What nice little figure you'll cut on the seas
When the stripes and the stream no more 10 the breeze
Mhen' instead OF the banner whose glory is known,
wherever the white foam of the ocean hath flown,
instead ofthat COED flag which MARSHALL the ships
In whose thunders Britanias first suffered eclipse
n 10 of ebo
from 'e trembling mast head trails the lonely Palmetto
Break the bonds OF the Union-you sink in an hour,
From first to a fourth-not second rate power;
And instead of dividing with Albion the MAN.
YOU Just rank above Holland-ust rate below Spain
And when despots Titanic stalk armed and defiant,
Shall two pgmies replace one American Giant
TABLEAU!
VALLEY FORGE AND FORT MOULTRIE.
Deau March, SAUL
Are such memories nothing
Better bear deeper wrongs than exultingy tread
On the Banner beneath which your forefathers bled
Let old friends be forgiven-New York, Pennsylvania
The whole North is culed Of that long negromania
And the scream of the oiled Abolitionists still,
In cheers for the Union old Bunker Hill
TABLEAU!
LIBERTY:
@@-A S-h'''-A+' INA
MISS ALICE GRAY. ....as.............LIBERTY
AUSIc-Violinceo obligato..
Thou standest by Mount Vernons sacred Tomb
stand captive in a house Of gloom,
slaughter house that reeks with human gore,
temple trembling with the din of war,
Wo, wo to earth, unutterable woe
OF DIOGENES-THE LAST HOPE
THE PEOPLE
For Union, cheer with cheer sublimely blending
From hearth to hill, from hill to Heaven ascending,
Til the glad vaults that guard the mighty dead,
Echo the cry for which our fathers bled
people proudly bent on just concession
A people firmly thund ering no secession.
Bidding the North back out, the South come back
Their war cry, never paint White House BLACK
Their banner South, partition is perdition,
Their motto North, to hell with abolition.
Sing the old anthem to whose battles beat
Cur eagle laid the lion at his feet,
Sing all who can sing eer sang before,
Union and Liberty forever more''
TABLEAU.
'PoTHEOSIS OF WASHINGTON AND THE UNION
CARD TO THE PUBLIC
This play written under the conviction that there can
no permanent Union Re Union between the Northern
nd Southern States, until the North is convinced that
ootionaSa as preached and practised by England and
ew England, is not only palitical blunder bat crime
chewing that all compromise lines however productive o.
resent relief adjounmens of Civil War or D:sso
ton this play was designed by the author to assist in
ding that reaction Of the popular mind has already
lewed itself at Syracuse and else where.
1t was also believed that the Theatres might assist in re-
iewng our somewhat torpid attachment to our national
nblems and traditions and thus in some slight degree,
attribute to retard the ton that graye OF all
oitica calamites the irreyocabe dissolution of the Union
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