The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1864-05-10
In treason's cause TO beat ls, \ -e "
On North Carolina shore.
But our flag shall float forever -
And our Union none shall seyerS
And treason punished eyer =,
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Y And treason punished eyer, -,
l1o0.o .asol OnNorth Carolina shore. 40
t.sroosr ton 81 Singing = etc. coca -sC
The way the Border. State patriots
concluded, finally, that twas necessary
I to treat traitors, is thus explained: sa
4 sif"Just give them chaps a half a chance; -
NJ ara Letthem but lay . hand on ,gs)'' Fof
A traitor, and he il have TO dance -,
l0ait With atnios phere to stand on fH ~
Iyisd bao4liaa ). So he villa, oagRl q 80
The following lines are said to, have
been written by . Copperhead to show
that he was aloyal man and patriot
at am down on this rebellion ten. fold more than
n sfe ever, 8ldf af cj hnln 916 9W -
But no. because s.a our glVrsiOpf s H"Gn il is bound
But BY this cursed treason il at last has come TO
That whisky has gone up from six to ten cents
a glass" .9aisah ~.
Much hilarity was INDUCED ia at the
threat that the rebels were intending TO
come North across the Potomac: sg
fgod JEFF. Davis is coming OH Oh .th sf
/ When shall we see him OH Ohlg -
When the river is rising? Oh No!
u q he will wait till the river is low i" 'i'
| Will he wade if the river is low ?,ta u9
Or wait till it ceases to flow I? sn
r. Finally he crossed. When he retur-
ned there was much more hilafity than
when he threatened the'yisit: III
!, OF General Lee the rebel chief, you all perhaps
DO know, -
4 How lie came North short time since to spend
L. a.monih or so,; IA asros 81 ,gfaC \.
1. II y.
laW fSouohern man, n ,eilpe2i ~ tho ~
And quickly huddled up his cakes and toddled
home again.
! CHoRus--How are you General Lee is it?
0IE 6f why don't you longer stay2 A
How are your friends in Maryland
and Pennsylvania? is''i
JEFF. Davis met him coming back, /" Why, Gen
Lee he said, s...E = 90. ,' ol
What makes you look and stagger so there's
whisky in your head .'flc TabG0W ~
Not much. think, =, said General Lee no
whisky's there lndeed;
What makes me feel so giddy. is. I've got too
-.CHouus-H6w are You, JEFF. Davis Would
lgMHH sU sou not like to be 4 .ijs hl 4.
iaa s-D d long way out OF Richmond and
the Confedracy fe ftiicni
For with Porter on the river, and
4 ~fiHfH i..' Meade" upon the land,
| sra i guess you II find that these mixed
| lH ter.3 drinks are more than you can stand
NJ The proposal to compromise with
jeff. Davis is thus pleasantly received:
c. s. A. would like truce | 'l-9A'l .a
l-.a4 fe Ha ha a compromised
Fighting aiat of any use l 81 la0
Ha hal a compromise lfr
Never mind who wrong or right,
Muasills cant be made to fight, 'f 1
And. besides, it costs sight 4b
Tr Ha ha a compromised
And the manner in whichJ.7D. wo'd
lie willing to compromise, and also the
Fpeli,e answer he would get, are explaitI-
ed thus: rr ia - bf- a'sa ano'rf
HWell. Uncle Sam, says Jefferson D. sfW 4
Lllibulero, old Uncle Sam. gTG ygisd
+" You'll have TO Join my Confed'racy," Z
lAliibulero, old Uncle Sam
"I@ro, lero that don't appear o, that don't ape
ffFF pear saws old Uncle Sum Hff
" Lero, lero fillibuster, that don't appear o.
says old Uncle Sam. 81 r,' la JolTo2
|. The following sonnet to the Chief
Magistrate, no doubt proceeds fromi
authors heart, though somewhat def
Gent III orthography;eHp. s5Ba slg
Graft Magistrait; that gifts UP in the mite
All full oy Calr d rites for several Ours
Stiddy. & meditates- with all his powrs- q
A tryin all the vile to doc wots rite
To put Stop to this unplesent Fite r
Youm all the people wants. Great Magistrate
our Eglc yews you AIM afnld Ia stait,
d you doant cair Gus for no mans spito
They an't Patrt anywers but wat
Knows you're doin jest wot he wood doc
Pervidin he was down there on the spot
4 had the mind TO see throo things like you
-, -. I'LL. l.
ttats becos you know so mitch morn yot
.f.mc they dco..ngD i9frfaiJ bdG Hl1oI J
di Molly Stark, dairy maid, from yer-s
mont adds alfew words of adulation of
the President. ~ - rrF 'gq sieriit 'i5
tell you what he makes the South me
~ ysLook pretty glum wild sori'or. \. ',i
!. ~ So now they puts the fghGn' off, ~.
H Then says they gins to'morror. .,.-..
Let EN- tiy. it's all asks, ,.,,,;-..st .Ij
~ Ii they don't get put through, -
csc Why, my name lie mt not what tits. ~
Anil feels like lookin' n''bipe. 'til75f3
lo Here is a word of cheer to drafted
men:nl~ ,l7lla ~ iiii" Ho.i
p hPay.ryits when summent from your ho,;ses
"a Go gladly to the rcn nlezvousos, ~ l.t-
I, ID Aud ef you dror a fightin iicket,asI sfl
Go in agin Seccsh, and Lick it. 49,, b..,lsi.,
Too long in doubt we've sighed and sorrered
But now we'll put our best foot forrard
~lufThe Gediron flag, on Freedoms siie loIt
She'll stop this evorlastiq' brie. 81 Z, faa
Our kentry is a blessed stake, r ..ft 'fo
And we'll resk pepper for its sake,
Egscuse my rimes ef false | tune 'em,
And here s God bless Old Z p. Unum
And all of WHICH proves conclusively
what was q long time ago stated on
good evidence that: l'''' ~ ''.'' " ~, Il
" We sir fhe greatest nation,,,
3ta h III all the Lord creation
We air the hull worlds wonder es9i
H. En- we hev the biggest thunder,sA
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