Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-27
UNION BANNER-CRY.
BIZ REV. T. J. GREENWOOD.

Oh, say, can you see without blasting the sight
Our countrys proud flag cease above US its
streaming
The flag which our sres brought from Freedoms
To their sons as birth-rigbt, with g'ogy-rqys
beaming?
Trampled down in the dust,
Bv Disuni0n qccu1scd,
And trod meath the footsteps Of rapine and lust
That Star Spangled Banner, which ever should
Ger the land Of the Free the united ana brave
The flag which has Hoated, our symbol Of mig ht
With its stellar blaze, bright as the heaven 5
own beaming,
Which East West North and South ever hailed
with delight,
AS the pledge Of our UNION, with liberty TEEN
ing
Snail that flag, even now,
in disgrace be traed low?
O, shame On the MougLt! by no foreigner foe!
But by brothers, who meath it had all they could
In the land Of the free aud the home of the brave
When foul spirits are striving our States to dis
band,
And sunder the ties that have made US a nation
Let the scorn Of the millions, in Washington
land
Be their doom, though they fee to the verge o
Be their names in disgrace
Ever held by the race,
And the blushes of shame stain forever each face
While our Star Spangled Banner IN TRIUMPH
shall wave
Ger the land of the free, the united and brave
Come down, quickly come, 0, ye spirits in light
Fathers come from your seats all resplendeu
in glory
And tell your sons how from Libcrty's night
That flag was brth-gIft, through fields rec
and CORY
Then bid each worthy son
Seze that Hag Bear it on
Til the vict'ry Ger anarchy proudly is won
And the Star Spangled Banner, again bid it wave
Ger the land Of the free, the united and brave!
TO that banner then rally, We sons of the brave
While the black clouds OF dlscord around Us
are lowering
From the tomb Of disgrace your loved country {,
save,
From the Walls of wrath which the furies are
pouring.
In the battles dread roar
Stand as firm as the shore
Gainst the waves that dash mady in vain ever
morc
And the vct'ry achieved, our Star Banner shall be
The fag Of the Union, the flag of the free!
And Thou, our last hope, Mighty God Of the
earth,
Whose mandate destroys or exaltcth nation,
Who gavest our land in blest Freedom its birth,
Oh save us, we pray, from our dark desolation!
Our buckler and shield,
BE Thou still in the field,
Til! beneath Thy strong arm the last rebel shall
yield,
And the Star Spanglcd Banner forever shall wave
In the name Of our God who is mighty to save
Yes, the Star Spau gled Banner forever shall wave
Ger the land Of the free, the united and brave.
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THE SECESSION TIcKEr--It will be seen
that the head of the Secession ticket is a
worthy exponent of the cause which his par
ty advocates, and that no man, who is uot
an earnest advocate Of or warm sympathiz
er with, the aims aud objects of jeff Davis
and his conductors, can vote for John r. Ne
Counell, or do auGht to add to his strength.
Mcdonnell il native Of Kentucky. JASPER
GFarrcll, the nominee for Lieut.. Governor,
is n good natured man, stuck on the ticket
for the purpose of cat ching certain votes; by
dNCt 'tiHB Ni' H''ItiltltiNH lit vi '''"A'l INHNF
his aid toward destroying that Government
Hose laws and power have given him all oi
property position, influence. or Importance
he ever possessed Judge Shattuck, one OF
the nominees for Congress is an honest man,
but in politics belongs to the ultra Southern
school. Though acting with the Union party
last Fall, according TO bis ideas the Union
mast be formed on the Southern basis or not
exist at ALL OF Barber, the Eugllshman,
who is on the ticket with him, the less said
the better. Born in England partly eiuca-
ted in New York. and graduated in Calfor-
MIA. his Affiliations and sympathies have a.
ways been with the ultra Southern politicians.
Though man of some talent, he is bitter
and vindic'ive in his auimositirs, and calcu-
lated to allow his passions to sway his judg-
ment. Ofhis moral character we will allow
the sympahizer of his party the Bulletin, TO
speak; promising only that with him on their
ticket The Secession organs VIII he wise if
they touch lightly on the moral or personal
pecadlloes of any OF their opponents. We
have thus roiced at length the leading por-
tion of tie Secession ticket, not BECAUSE we
for a moment believe any portion Oft stands
the least possible show of being elected, but
for the purpose Of showing that no pan who
has the good Of his country at heart, that no
man unless he earnestly sympathizes with
jeff Davis q Co., can vote for a single indi-
vidual On the ticket. Morning CeU.