Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-08-15
TUESDAYS CEREMONY.
The New Jewish Temple-Laying the
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of the Process

The New Jewish Temple-LayinS the
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of the Process
sion
A grand procession will take place on
Tuesday, the 18th inst, at 4 o'clock p. NJ,
at which time the cornerstone Of the new
Jewish temple on Vine street, will be laid
with appropriate ceremonies. All mem
bers and non-members Of the congregation,
as we'll as all societies and lodges who will
attend on the occasion, will please meet al
the Market street synagogue, where the
procession will be formed under direction
of marshal and assistants, in the follow
ing order:
|. Music.
?. Grand Master and his officers, accom-
panied by the members Of the Grand Lodge,
etc.
8. Rabbi ISidOr Kalisch, Of this city, and
Rabbi Isaac NJ. Wise, Of Cincinnati.
/. State and city officers.
). Officers of the congregation.
6. Building Committee.
I. Ladies Of the Hebrew Benevolent So
ciety.
8. Members of the congregation and
other citizens.
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bet Street Synagogue to the Square, from
the Square to Market street, Market 10
Union, Union to Cherry, Cherry to Church,
Church to Vine, down Vine TO the building.
Arriving at the platform, the following
order will be observed:
Music.
Grafton by Rev. DR.. IsidOr Kalisch, Rab-
hi of the congregation.
Music
Grafton by Rev. DR.. J. NJ. Wise, Rabbi
Of Cincinnati.
Music.
Laying the corner stone BY the Grand
Master and his officers.
Music.
BenedictiOn by Rev. DIR. /. Kalisch.
All clergymen and feIOw-citizens of all
denominations are respectfully invited TO
be present.
One of O'DOnneII's Comic Songs.
Composed on those rho Ora Government Bonds.
I came to this country in eigh zen hundred and
fOrty-eight,
And could give it, history up to this present
date;
could give its history, but it would take me
For to sum it all up aud put it in a song.
BOndholders, do say, will take all our means
Leave our children quite destitute in America.
They first sold the negro, and the price Of them
they got;
Now 70 be in slavery it is the poor mans lot;
For 70 be in slavery il Is the poor mans lot,
Now we may thank the rank Radical for all We
have got
Now the negro he is free, and 50 far do agree,
But do not want to be put IN slavery in place
OF he.
1t is true they cannot me sell, but they win take
And in a free country don't YOU think it in
crate?
They remind me Of merchant, but his name l
will not tell,
That keeps one scale Tor TO buy with and an
other for to sell;
The light scale for the greenbacks the heavy one
In the hands Of the Government, the poor man
Is for tool.
New they let the negro vote and help to make
the laws,
And when 1t comes to an Office they give him no
He could vote bread and meat on the Radical
plate, but when it comes TO his own,
They would not let him pick bone
When 20 TO the public and do meet Q friend,
I have not got a dollar along with him % spendi
put my hand into my pocket, and am very
That it is all gone away Ike the Irishman's
hea.
The time will soon come when white men will
And All war Democrats with me they will
agree; -
and toll,
For we an viii be free on American soil,
oHoRvs-
BOndholders, do say, Will take all oar means
away
Leave our children quite destitute in America
bondhOlders, 1 do say, We will vote your laws
away and away.