New-York tribune., 1868-10-31

Conditional Surrender says so, aud what ne says no
means:
when tho Boys in Blue fighting
For the flag we love so wel,-
When our hopes were we'll nigh fading,
And the worst we feared TO tell;
Then flag Of truce came over
From The Rebel works strong;
In reply sent an answer,
That VIII live through ages long:
unconditional surrender"
Let it echo DER the land
Unconditional surrender
or the works you now command
Then the Rebel flag was lowered
And up went the Stripes aud stars,
But twas bought by blood and scarsi
BY the blood which flowed 30 freely,
By the lives OF soldiers slain,
We demand ~ Rebels ever,
Through the whole OF this domain.
uneondiional surrender
"Uuconditional surrender
OF the works you now command"
The news in September and October was rough
on the Democracy, but the news In November will be
roughcr. IIoratio has dreamed the whole thing.
Horatlo Seymour (nay his tribe grow less
Awoke one night from dreams of wretchedness'
And saw within The midnight of his room =,
Mant' Marble, wiring Tor me Yeio. York World
leader long IIoraiio'S brain quick whrlGd
with fear, and with startled look, he cred'
What writes ihOul Maut. NJ. as quick replied.
And with look. not a,l Of sweet accord.
Called ont, the name hy man the most hbhorfr1,
And il that Grant asked seymour. Nay. not So
Horato scratched h, head: and spoke more low
Aud dismal siiil, aud aid. beg.noe then.
Write mm ~ one dcspi.cd o. men.
Mant Marble wrote aud vanished. The next night
The namr. that Western freemen most had blost
And 10 Ulys-css name led all the rest
Now boys just look ut the sick Democratic
Menaeerio:
Oh Gus Belmont is the
VINO this ntile show,
lie gathered Il at Tlmmany
some several months Hgo.
He trirud ~ run the thing awhile
Around vermont aud Maine,
But says hc had such poor success
lie shaDt 80 there again
chorus.
The Elephant now goes round,
The Band begins fo play
Tho Bny- around Ga" monkeys cage
Had better keep away.
Now here you see the Elephant.
VINO. though ho wears uo clothes,
Hates carprtbi always carries
\ trunk VIII rc'cr he goes;
which don't look very nice;
Twas lu-t IN Pennsylvania
When lac broke through the Ice.
E,g here's a curious animal
known ~ the Dem Jack'A-S;
Hes lame and ON November Nh
Will be- turnrd out to griSs.
Like u turkey, culor~ Affect him
soyon'd better keep ny ~ hm boys.
For whenever be secs the stars and stripes
lie makes the following nOisc-
On on. Ohl
These snakes come rom White Sulphur Springs"
Which Ro-cy charmed from their holes,
But when Nrbr-kIs wind blew hard
They caught -u'ur terrible colds
Come soon aud our collection see.
We cam stay here much longer
We are going up salt River TIL
The animal, get stronger.
And now, boys, there is daylight in the East.
One Ion =. meter song before part!
on. how happy are they
Who their Instincts obey,
And unite for noratio and Frank.
Ie,. Tie IRA 'tuTs rud rc-t
On Democracy breast
As thoy lOat Oh the same Rebel plank.
But their blust.r and brass
Win the people won't pass
Who have heard, long ago. Rebel rant
They may hill and coo now
Next November they'll bow
Unconditional surrender to-Grant
Again-short meter:
IIiuk MINK. Democracy bnks.
Frank Blair brgins 10 cry:
Flat on the floor lies simple Seymour.
Daddy. Gummy, ana IL
Once morc-rise 1t!
General Grant sat on pine tree.
Fol do riddle lo de riddle. hi ding dol
Watching - Democrat weak IN the knee;
Sing H. sIng ho. for the couniry's bound 10 20
Graut aud Co fax Grant aud Cofax, hi ding do.
Frank. cried the Democrat bring mo your bow,
Fol de riddle lol dc riddle. hi ding dol
That may lay yon, General low,
Sing hi. sing no. for the country's bound 20 20
Grant aud Colfax. Grant aud Colfax hi ding dol
The Democrat shot, md he missed his mark,
Fol de rdde. ol de riddle, hi ding dol
He shot "A Drcricl farmer out on a lark;
eng bI sing no. for the countrys bound to go
Grant and Corax, Grant and Colfax, hi ding do
Frank, oh Frank. hand us over your bottle,
Fol dc riddle, l0l do riddle, hi ding do
This General IA bound Democracy TO throttlo
RnR hi, sing no. for the country = bound 10 go
Grant aud Colfax. Grant and Cofax' Ill dihS dol
This is the way Rosenberg and Judge Nc
Cupn and Judge Barnard make Democrats. only little
moro 40:
"Elyer mind ab0nt risidlnce Teddy.
Shure your risidnce IL undher yer hat
Divil "a one have yen In kld0wery-
Lave 20 me all such mathera as that
ghure sistrr'a sou, Paddy MullOny
Has "A friend In New-York who VIII shwear
That yez worked by his side an dug cellars
In Amerrlky many year
Teddy mo bye"
Reyele! Fall in for roll call All present and
In lnet Sling knnpsacksi Shoulder armsi by hles from
the right number OIL Right face-Marchi
We marching to the field boys we are going 10 tne
Shouting the battle-cry of freedom.
And bear the glorious stars FOR the union anu
shoutlng the batte.cry OF freedom.
CHoRUs-Tho Union forever. Hurrah boys, iiurfam'
Down with the traitors. up with the stars
For we're marching the field boys, going 10 tho heu'
Shouting the bnttecry of freedom
We've had enough of clustering Blair
O'er the lost cause" roplninR-
Wade Hamptons brag aud FORESTS pio"'
And So cymours soft declining
Then fall Ia line the column moves
Our ranks nhaze with lghti
The brave and true united stand,
And treason shrinks the nght!
Then raise the shout. and ring II out
Wen tell these schcming planners
ULYSSES lends the Union host
70 victory with tile lanherS'
IInrrahi hnrrah, hurrah, hnrrah
IurrHh fui boys IN bluc!
Ifurrnn 10. Grant and CoIiN roo, , ,; ,,,.,,,,h
They're he men We want ihh we u p"' '"''" '""N"'
iIrrah! hnrrnh, hnriah, hutlHn'
lluiah Tor the boys ih biuu'
when Sumter. fan, with lightning speed
Flashed o'cr the tclcsraphio WIFE,