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, 1862-02-13
13EL(sr.Ey OF Ic WEISS.

III TIC course Of the discussion on Mr.
T'i.or.-:un's resolution yesterday in the Con
,.,:.;sn, Mr.. NciGlcy Of 10 Dayicss county
i ,t;.c1:td 10 have said that +'Hc was
afraid too much attention was being paid
I" newspapers and newspaper reporters.
He cared nothing for Them lie had not
opened Or seen the TRIBUNE since he had
Decn in this Convention. He knew it
would lie, and therefore was not surprised
:t this villitication. There seemed to be !,
combination Of the whole press Of Illinois
10 liz down Ills Convention. He was for
tic resolution in its length and breadth"
Il .isllonoTab]e member had not opened
or sctil the TIl1ErSE since le has been in
t!.c Convention, how did he know that it
lad no: told the truth? If he woall read
i; sttcntive]y he would bc better qualified
I" pass On its ycrs,cily.
But II there is a combination Of the whole
<.i'ress Of Illinois to lie down this Co1vsn-
"ti.n.''
Hthcre is such unauimity, there mus. be
some st'od reason for it, and, therefore, it
would nol ac necessary 10 resort to fao-ica-
tjons; consequently, the gentleman perpe-
1ratesa slandcr Tn the press Of Illinois, and
81 =la1,Ger is understood TO he very mean
l!.:t! If 4 lie. What has the press Of the
Sta:c slid against the Convention that is d
g. lie The prcss-or ut least many a.
rcrs-lavc taken the ground that the Con-
ytnticn commits an act of rsurpation when
il undertakes to exercise Legislative powers.
:.Ei 10 enact Ordinances and calI
them parts Of the Constitution, without sub
mission to tue people for ratification It is
s'sslass nls dangerous and unlawful as
sumption IF power that the TRIBUNE pro-
1cs's. III common with the press Of the
s;atc. This is the " lie'' to which the mem
1'lr from Jo Davicss must refer. He will
<!is.avcr before 1c is many moons older
ia. tic people Of his district rcpudiate the
l.f,' arTogatinns Of Sovereignty claimed
for themselves hy the pro-slavery members
Of the Convention. He will he taught By
1hose that sert him there that the supreme
l'owcr Of the State still reposcs in tht
lands IF the people, and not in the three
sco1c and ten individuals at Springfield
Meanwhile, il is apparent that he might viii
great advantage take s few LESSONS in man
Hcrs, Us well Us in Constitutional law. LII
education IN both respects evidently ha
1%cn sadly neglected
, 1862-02-13
LATE AND IMPORTANT.
A Sutier Arrested AZ q aSpy--Signif1cant
Movement of Troopa-fseneraI Lam
der Beyond ROnaHeY.

From the Columbus (o-) Journal, Feb. 12.1
We have received information BY gentle
man just through from Virginia Of signiti-
can't character. 1t is to the following effect :
A sutlcr was arrested on Wednesday last by
order of Gen Lander, at Cumberland; and all
his stores, goods and chattcls, traps and ca
1amitics," were confseated. He was detected
in giving information to the rebels He is
now in iail at Cumberland, where he has form
erly resided It is said that he will be sent
10 Wheeling. He was sutlcr Of 4 cavalry reg
iment but Of what particular one our inform
ant did not know.
The Railroads are all busy Of work getting
cars ready to bring troops fifty thousand it is
said) from the East, westward; but where
from, or where to, cur informant could not
tell. The Pennsylvania Central will be ready
bY the 18th to Commence work
The latest adyiees at Cumberland we're that
Lander is about twenty miles on the other
side Of Romney; and that General Banks had
moved his column SO Us to cut of tue retreat
Of the rebels. Lander is said to have about
5000 men, and Banks II, GOO, while the Gu
closed rebel force is about = 600. Lander be-
ieyes that the whole rebel column viii DC
bageed, or be obliged to scatter and $Sskedad-
dle,s' every man for himself.
, 1862-02-13

RUAKD II NANTED- gentIc-
II uaa ard wife. with several single gentleman,
commodations ior = pcr1nanent hone viii ray
promptly and hbcrally. House on Or near either ~
bash or Mchies Ayc7c- with modern Improvements
and ether boar-rs preferred Address Post t,1tlcc
Box S6E, giving number and location. teTt kSj5,t
, 1862-02-13
The Resolutions of the St. Louis
Chamber Of Commerce.

The following preamble and resolutions
were unanimously passed By the Union Cham
ber Of Commerce at Il o'clock yesterday, Feb.
aucc Of this action cannot be overrated, and
will doubtless be received by our Senators at
Washington as fair expression Of the wishes
OF their constituents Of the commercial me-
tropolis Of Missouri. The resolutions arc as
follows:
WHEREAS. The erigencies lof the government
and the demands OF trade require that the preseut
bilI before the Congress Of the United States, in
come Law. with the legal tender elanse attached;
it is. therefore
Pssolred, 6ytAe st. Lonis I71ion Merchants En-
chance That our Senators the House of Repre-
sentatiyee having =doptedthe bill as requfred) give
their support to the passage Of the game.
RtsNttd, That the Secretary forward copy oi
these resolutions to our members in both hfant hc
Of the National Legislature:
, 1862-02-13

WASHINGTON, Feb. 12.-The followin. is
Iirut- Commanding Phillips report to FE,g
Officer Foote:
GrE Boar COSEsToGA,
RAILROAD CROSSING.
Tennessee River, Feb. 10th.
SlE:-Wc have returned to tlis point from
an entirely successful expedition to Florence,
II bells were forced 10 burn six Of their steam
ers, and We captured two others,
besides half completed run boat
named tlie Eastrort The steamers
burned were freighted with rebel military
stores. The Eastport has about 25 900 feet Of
lumber aboard. We hare captured 200 stand
ofarms, a quantity Of clothing and stores, aud
have destroyed the encampment ot Colonel
Crews, at Savannah, Tennessee. We found
the Union sentiment strong.
(Signed} Pu1LLu's, Lieut.. Comd'g.
From Cairo and Fort Henry ria St.
Louis.
Sr. LoE1s, Feb. 13-The Cairo special to
the Democrat says passengers By the Evans
Vile Packet reports passing ut Paducah this
morning, eleven transports laden with troops
The 10th, ;;lst and 9Th Illinois, a battalion Of
the 29th Illinois, and 4 company Of the Sth
Wisconsin left here this afternoon.
Signal ire balloons, apparently sent up FROM
May1ield By the rebels, have been seen from
here the past three nights.
Adyices from Fort Henry say much reliance
is plsctd Oh tic 20-pound riflcd Parrott guns
Of The 1st Missouri artillery, three batteries of
which arc there under Major Caycnder.
-Four more regiments reached there last
night.
Our accommodating parties went within one
nile Of Fort Eonelson yesterday, aud L squad
ron Of our cavalry barely escaped capture by
500 rebel cavalry, supported by infantry
, 1862-02-13

EE- The notorious Pat Mathews, an ire
prcesih1e New York rowdy, was fatally stabbed
in that city few nights since. He had taken
his mistress sleishing; returning to the city
he engaged in melee, and his mistress, who
sought to shield him, was severely stabbed In
the: hip. The quantity Of noses which Mr.
Matthews las bitten of, aud the number Of
eyes hc has gouged out, in the course Of his
crratic career arc said to be inca1culable
, 1862-02-13

w ANTED.-A good business
w 1nsn With from one to two thousand dollars can
ind employment anl loan his money, Or take al IN
this city. Address S. e. Tribune 0flce 70 kQM
, 1862-02-13

A few days since, q paragraph found its way
into our columns from the Belyiderc Standard
containing reference 10 the condition Of the
Hospitals at Cairo, and stating some unpleas-
ant facts, the most unpleasant feature being
that the statement was made several months
after the facts Ind ceased to exist The refer
encc was wholly drawn, as VIC. now learn, from
an old pamphlet Of the Chicago Sanitary Com
mission published early in October, since
which time the change is excellent aud COM
men1ablc.
, 1862-02-13
ONE DAY LATER FROM EUROPE.
THE 1EuTDhtA AT CAPE RACE,
TuscArorn Ordered Still
at Southampton.

CAFE RACE, Feb. l2.-The steamship Teu-
toDia from Southampton, the 1st, passed this
port this morning and WAS intercepted.
The TuEcarora has been ordered of South
a!npton by the British Government and has
taken up a position near the Needles. The pi-
rate Nashville was still in Southampton dock.
The reported naval engagement in the Med
iterranean is not confirmed
No later market per the Teutolia than those
received by the Jura.
The Tines Of January S1st says consuls con-
tinued dull ut 93s!M92N for money. Ameri-
Tan securities dull Those holding Federal
bonds exhibited disquietude at the prospect Of
the ultimate amount Of the public debt Of the
United States.
French troops arc being rapidly dispatched
to Mexico.
, 1862-02-13

FoRr MONROE, Feb. l1.-Thc Norfolk boat
brings here the Capt. OF the transport Osceola,
which was part Of Gen. Sher...ans ESpedi-
tion, and was wrecked on the coast oi Georgia,
Nov. I'd, and the captain and the Whole crew
taken prisoners.
The latest Intelligence from Savannah is that
the Federal gun bouts were at Wallse Cut, au
opening which communicates with Savannah
without passing Fort Pulaski
4 dispatch from Charleston to Richmond
says that, on the 9th, Fort Pickens, with the
Niagara and Colorado, opened fire on Forts
3tckae and Barrancas and the Navy Yard.
After some hours bombartlment, both vessels
hauled off, Both +re said to be badly dam
aged.
There has been some skir1nishing between
the Fcde1als and rebels at Port Royal Ferry
The city Of Savannah was being strongly for
tilted
, 1862-02-13

Icairo Correspondence Of the St. Louis Democzat.l
In view Of Smiths eminent qualifications,
aud the severe loss his absence would be to
the service. the following telcgra1ns haYe been
forwarded to Washington:
To Hon. E. B, 1FasAbu'ne, Washington, D. C.:
By al means get the Senate to reconsider Gen.
Smiths confirmation There ID no doubt of his
10y atty a1d efficiency, and VIC can't spare him now
! ESigncdl u.s. GRANT. Brig. Gen.
To the sane:
Having entire confidence in Gen. Grants re-
presentations, T take great pleasure in concur
ring in his Recommendation.
fSipned.1 JNo. 4. McCLERNAND,
Brig. Gen. Com. LIST Division.
, 1862-02-13

Gem. Foote has gone down the
Cumberland with his gunboats to attack
Fort D.n,lst1,. while the land forces, un-
.u7 General Grant, arc being so arranged
- 10 carturc the rebel garrison, when the
f.t!il;. shall drive them out Of their hiding
. ,arc
, 1862-02-13

". r. Hartman, private in company A, aud
Geo. Mott, private in the same company, seth
Illinois regiment, yates Pbalanx), died re-:
Gently in the hospital in Cumberland, ND,
, 1862-02-13

e Rev. Dr. William shedd, Professor at
:Andoyer Theological Seminary, has bscn
elected Associate Pastor in the Brick Church
Rev. DR.. spripg's}, New York city; place
formerly held By Dr.. Hoge. non in the bosom
Of his beloved Virgins"
, 1862-02-13

W George NJ. Hiss, treasurer of the Balti-
more Mutual Fire Insurance Company, is q
defaulter to the am cunt Of $10,92s.
, 1862-02-13

"a The camps at sedalia and Ott:seryille,
Mo-, have been wholly broken up-a portion
Of the troops moving towards the southwest,
and the balance for st. Charles, n Ear St. Louis.
where they will be re re-organized. into brigadea
and sent forward to Cairo.
, 1862-02-13

The trial proved the fuses to be very unccr-
tain, and Consequently unfit for use. The
Board came to the conclusion that it would be
improper to send any more Of such shot Into
ination as to their quality and condition has
has been made
, 1862-02-13

~ Asword voted to Col Dixon 8. Miles,
for I" gallant services in Mexico" was pre-
sented to him in the Senate Chamber Of Mary
hand, the other doy, with aspecch by Governor
EradfQrd> :: =
, 1862-02-13
Chr Tribune.


~ Tic House has ordered the Chcya-
:icr Ny!.eT ;llto custody until he shall tell
l:'.w l'c got an advance copy Of the Prcsi-
dents Message for the New York Herald
, 1862-02-13
FROM FORT HENRY.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.]
FORT HENRY, February II, 1862.
The gunboats brought down their prizes
yesterday. The Eastport rebel gunboat, in
course.of construction, was taken to Paduelh
the Sally Woods, laden with lumber, lays tied
to the bank here.
, 1862-02-13

New YORK, Feb. 12.-The bark Charles
Kcan, from Port Royal: 9Th: arrived today.
EVERYTHING is reported quiet there. The health
of tue troops is good: Vessels were freely ar
! riying with stores and a1nmunition5&
, 1862-02-13

..B The bodies Of two dead infants. wrap
ped up in copy Of the Buffalo comnaeresaE
Advertiser, were found the o:her day; on t;ac
railroad track, . few miles out Of Buffalo
, 1862-02-13

H Col. IF.aac H. Morrow, Of the Sd Ohio
regiment, at Bacon Greek, Ky., has resigned,
on account Of i'll health . "
, 1862-02-13

ROARD1NG.-Two single gentle
- men eau be accommodated with board aud
Pleasant front ROOM ut 2s9 Ilno.s street. near R,ss
street. fh1 :teEs1+ft
, 1862-02-13
From Cairo and Fort Henry ria St.
Louis,
Major General e. 4. hitchcock,

ST. Lofts, Feb. 12.-The BpvJz;ea'. learns
that GcE-. Hitchcock has accepted his appoint-
1ent Of Major General Of volunteers. Should
Gen. Hallcck take the field in command Of the
great Southern expedition, which is regarded
probable, Gen. Hitchcock will remain ut tho
head Of the Denartncnt.
, 1862-02-13
l.. CORNELL & Co. s
Sewing Machines.

xtAASG9 fHDA ~ Est
Tasgart l. Fairs Patent Wi1coxE & Glbbs Patent
Empire Patent
AL Sewing Machines in market make one or smother
Of these three stitches. Single Ihrtad Stitch Double
Lock Stitch, from two common ErooIsl. LOCK or
Shuttle sttrh 1ike on both edes) An experience OF
FIVE in the business and practcsl knowledge
Of every Sewing Machine Of any standing, fully warrant
In saying that have, By far the best ses mo 4
simple and reliable machtnee. taking ALL Of THESE
Thsn xell made md tat each in s9 place L
csn gain an anrrcjudced knowledge Of the rial merit
Of ths different stitches and have yoMr ch1ce @ T1th
parties. whatever they wish to sew Our Heavy 3lanu
featuring Lock Stitch {aliEe on both s1es) Machines
gkiez and with less than etenh Of the noise
We Keep Sewing MACHINE Silk Cotton On. Needles
and we Rent Sewing Machines by 1he week Or month,
Lady S1n a5sendance ,s do ~ ktaas Of stitching
send red stamp foE Samples and Circular, or e:l aud
see them at
133 Lake Street, (up staiFs.)
Address L. CORNELL l. CO, Box 81, Chicago. ILL.,
Esfy6I1y}
, 1862-02-13

BALTIMORE, Feb. l2.-Tlc reported bonn
b"rd1ncnt at Fort Pickcns is q hurnbug, and
was originated by Southern rehels.
, 1862-02-13
The Washington Jail and
Marshal Lalll0n.
GENERAL MONTG0KERY'S RULE
IN ALEXANDRIA.
The House Sends NTikof to
Jail.
YESTERDAY IN THE CONVENTION.
Are any Members y. c. C's?
MIR, HACKERS ORDINANCE PASS
ED AND REC0NSIDERED.

JEFF. Davis Cuts off the Whisky
Supply.
, 1862-02-13

w ANTED-A situation in some
W who!ete1e Drug, Paint or Grocery House. By
young 1can :xrntE ycazs Of age who desires to
move the West He has been the last nine years
II an a Wholesale Commission House in New York
City. Fsclass references can be given IA to resneet
bility and hus!ntas capacity. Adites5 CLalENCE:'
office Of this paper. ta2I! I!E55G33.11tew.3wnet
, 1862-02-13

TOR SALE OR RENTING
L House and Lot No q. Wabash aveaue noa- oc-
cup1ed by T. B. Carter. Is offered fur sacen favor
n1s terms II NOT sold within few weeks. The house
will he Tented Possession given the first ef May.
ASHER CAl:rEI:: Assignee Of r. d. Carter.
, 1862-02-13

HORSE WANTED.--Wantel to
4 i hire or purchase, good medium sized Horse
for which cash will be paid. Mnst he sound, gentle
TEE III 1a.t-se and good rosl:teE. Address ar-
nix ia GEORGE SEERK O0D, lis Lake Street.
ie13 ks09St
, 1862-02-13

A UC1TON AND COMMISSION.
"A The subscriber having resumed the Auction rad
Commission business and Occupying tile bticE
RuttiinE PHI kos 3 and IL. Dearborn street. woaa 20,
for public and private sales Particular attention ve1
to sales ef real estate. JOHN PAKkER
ahruA NIL Ea1nI
, 1862-02-13

WANTED TO EXCHANGE
w No Tanning Mills and Merchandise for de-
e1rable Real Estate. Alo, L2nds for Goods and Fer
MERcHANIs AND TRADERS AGENCY.
T. O, Eoy $50. No. s Dearborn street. fup.sIars.1
?. s-TODACCO. TOBACCO.. 50 CatIies choice
Virginia Tobacco, cheap, to close consignment.
ftfS IGA.Gt
, 1862-02-13

w ANTED.-To purchase several
W good DEeal:ng Houses and Lots. east OF CnInn
rark and wsxt & I:astsd street hetMsen 1 Ian,.pl,
each bouse md loi- Also Lot 80 or . feet front.
Canal or Clinton street, between Fulton snd Randolph
8reetE. s. Il. kEEE0DT s. CO.
fris-kSSE-St 81 Dtarhorn street.
, 1862-02-13
kIR. JOSEPH GREENWOOD

NT II. TVk-EI II EltEELV IIOVU
1F1 Teaches to Reat, Write and Speas German IA L
simple, thorough manner By comparing It will! the Eng
!sl and without the uEe Of tedious st4ool Eraanaes
He has been studying co!n1atatiye Phtlo.e5r for II
number Of year, and feels himself able to teach German
in manner that surlasfes Ill Graa1nars and reading
books. Apply to Post Office Box Esa5 Office No. ~
Lake street. northwest of Well street, 1oo.1
first floor The third the right side Office hours
f1tnl . Till II and from TIL e. fe1; kSS9 1t
, 1862-02-13

pICKED UP-A runaway Pony
lavc lin by ra, ing charges. Inquire ii Chicago i.!s
0rrHtr NaIst and River streets kSgS
, 1862-02-13

WANTED-A situation b7 4
w yo:ng 1nan, as Rool.kee7er or Assistant IN i;
Wholesale Grncefy, Commission Banking Ho.tse.
The best Of references gwen a to character and
sroDaiblltty. Address &c. S." Tribune O@ee.
fe1SkSpJt
, 1862-02-13

GUARANTEED IN ALL RESPECTS,
F.. ". MORSE, Land Ageas
O5cc OF E. T. Willard d Co.. IS Clark street corner
Of Lake. EeIl kS9i Nv
, 1862-02-13

WANTED-At the Wayerley
W HouEe: No: 2S Ktnztc. Btreet = few more
given tor $s GO per week. Dag Board $25o per week.
wives. On very reasonable terms. TranceRt &Loo per
tfGT. fear keHttIt
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1862-05-21
An Ecnentrin EIinistar.

AMUSING stories are told of some Of our
New England ministers, who were richly
gifted with every kind of sense but common
sense. But we have never seen any Incl
dents Of this sort quite equal to those told of
an eminent Scotch minister and professor,
Rev. DR.. Lawson. His biographer, DR.. MFar-
land, is responsible for the following
Dr. Lawson's most troublesome infrmity
was absence of mind " which was constant
/ ly leading him into oomical perplexities. Some
OF the instances are langhable:
He had been sent on one occasion by his
father to Goldies mill, about a mile from
Hallmyre, with a sack Of grain, to be ground
into meal for the family, as was then customa-
~. The sack was laid upon horse, which
George was instructed to lead by halter
He proceeded along the road. never doubling
that the animal was following him, but all the
while poring over the pages of a book, OF
pursuing some train OF thought The horse,
however, had contrived, to free himself from
the halter, and George arrived at the mill
without either horse or sack, to the aston,sh-
ment of the worthy miller who predicted
that much good could never come Of a youth
so thoughtless alike of man or beast. The
horse was found quietly grazing by the way
side, not far from his fathers house"
Here are still others:
One very rainy day, as DR.. Lawson was
trudging along a road, friend, whose door he
was passing, saw the plight in which he was,
and showed an umbrella into his hand AS
he went along, the rain still falling, a person
met him who noticed that the umbrella was
buttoned up in his great-coat. Thinking tia:
the umbrella had given way, he said.
"Doctor, am sorry that your umbrella
has not served you in the heavy rain.
COP replied he, " I have a good umbrella,
but have concealed There, lestit get wetted
by the shower"
Mrs. Lawson and he were once returning
from a sacramentin the country. As was the
custom then, they rode upon the same horse
she on pad behind. At her request he
made detour, that she might call on friend.
Having slipped off the horse, Mrs. Lawson
went and made her call, he promising to wait
upon her return. She was not long gone
when the horse quietly walked away, and
soon reached SeIlirk "Here," called the
Doctor to the servant, "cone and help your
mistress of" The servant looked surprised,
and told him that Mrs. Lawson was not up
on the horse. He Immediately rode back and
took up his wife, who was making the best
of her way homeward.
Once the servant rushed into the study.
crying out thar " the house. was on fire"
"Go tell your mistress" said he; Il have
no charge of household matters"
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1862-05-21

The following anecdote, from the New
Hampshire Telegraph, is too good to be lost {;
Many years ago there was in the eastern
part Massachusetts, a worthy D. D., and al
though he was an eminenty benevolent man
and good christian, yet it must be confessed
that lie loved a joke much better than even
the most inveterate jokers It was before
church organs were much in use: it 50 hap
pened that The choir of the church had recent
" purchased double bass viol. Not far from
the church was a large pasture, and it huge
town bull. One hot Sabbath in the summer
he got out Of the pasture, and came believing
up the street. About the church there was
plenty Of untrodden and good grass, and Mr.
bull stopped to try the quality; perchanoe to
ascertain If its location had improved its fla
yor; at any rate the doctor was in the midst
of his sermon when
"Boo-woo-woo," went the bull
The doctor paused, looked up at the singing
seats, and with grave face, said:
" I would thank the musicians not to tune
their instruments during service time, it an
noys me very much"
The people stared, and the minister went
on.
Boo-woo-woo," went the bull again, as
he passed another green spot
The Parson paused again, and addressed the
choir:
IreaIly wish the singers would not tune
their instruments while am preaching, as I
remarked before, for it annoys SINE very much"
The people Uttered, for they well knew
what tie real state of the case was.
The minister then went on again with his
discourse, but had not proceeded far, before
another Boo-woo-woo," came from Mr.
Bull.
The parson paused once more, and again
exclaimed:
Il have twice already requested the musi-
clans III the gallery not to tune their instru-
ments during the time am preaching. I
now particularly request Mr.. Lalevor that he
vii not tune his double bass viol while I am
preaching"
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1862-05-21
9Uttrr for tBe Yuur.
Red. RHETE AND BLUr.

Oh Columbia, the gem of the ocean,
The home Of tbs. brave and the free,
The shrine of each patriots devtion,
A world offers homage to thee.
Thy msndates make heroes assemble,
When Liberty's form stands in view,
Thy banners make tyranny tremble,
When born by the red, white and blue.
CHORUS:
When borne by the red, white and blue.
When borne by the red, white and blue,
Thy banners make tyranny tremble.
When borne by the red, white and blue
When war waged its wide desolation,
And threaten'd our land to deform,
The ark then of Freedoms foundation,
Columbia rode safe through the storm,
With her garland Of victory DER her,
When so proudly she bore her bold crew,
With her flag floating proudly before her,
The boast Of the red, white and blue.
CHORUS:
The boast Of the red, white and blue,
The boast of the red, white and blue,
With her flag proudly floating before her,
The boast Of the red, white and blue.
The wine cup, the wine cup bring hither,
And ill you it up to the brim,
May the wreath you have won never wither.
Nor the stars Of their glory grow dim,
May the service united ne'er sever,
And hold to their colOrs so true,
The army and the navy forever,
Three cheers for the red, white and blue
CHORUS;
Three cheers for the red, white and blue,
Three cheers for the red, white and blue,
The army and navy forever,
Three cheers for the red, white and blue.