Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-17
For the st. Paul Globe.
MARCHING IN THE RANKS WITH
HERMAN.


Come ye brave old jolly boys, who four years
Your country is in need once more, of brave hearts
and true.
Rally to her call again, we'll whip the HUB
BARD crew,
Marching in the ranks with BIERMAN!
In those ''days which tried mems souls,". he
landed on cur shore,
Left his home in fatherland, when he heard oul
cannons roar,
Enlisted in the ranks, and for three long year:
more,
He stood fighting for the UNION!
No Drawer lad e'er met the foe, upon the tented
field.
Where duty called, there at his post, with buck
Ter, spear and shjad,
To meet the foe, to bleak Lance, but mover
known to yield,
This adopted son Of FREEDOM!
When the war was Ger, his courage did not
abate,
With the cry of 'sWestward hop unto the ''Nort
Star State,
He came with steady footsteps, and feeling
quite elate,
This intrepid son Of FREEDOM.
Like others from old Norway, he followed free
dom's lead,
He settled down in Rochester, the county Of
Olmsted.
Where with sleeves rolled up, he went to work
to gain his daily bread,
They called him Adolph BIERMAN!
In this land of sovergeins there's chance 70,
one and all,
Who walk erect il honor's path, and listen to
the call,
And of the men of law estate, who have been
known to fall,
Not one of them was BIERMAN!
In every place that he has filed, for honor, OF
for pay,
she faithful to his trust has prov'd,'' that's
what the people say,
Then let US ], with joyous strains, until cleo
ton day,
Sing our praise OF BIERMAN!
The people of our state, have been curs'd for
many years,
With ha dsome BILLY WINDOW, So bland with
smiles, and tears,
These othce--eeking vagabonds, behold! they
shake with fear,
When they hear the name of BIEREAN!
The korse-men, in this country, have been loyal
to the core,
To the party and machine, who have been the
ruling power,
Their voices and their votes, in strength have
been tower,
But this fall, they oil vote for BIRRKAN!
The TEE-To-TALERs of the party are disguised
with the planks
In the HUBBARD-GILMAN platform, 80 are cut
ting up their FRANKS;
They will vote for HONEST BIERMAN, and thus
secure our thanks.
Let us shout and sing for BIRRAAN!
Come all ye jolly heroes let no one turn his back
Upon our brave cid somrade who marched il
freedoms track
All DER the fields of Dixie, It'll our foes thei1
arms had stack'd.
Lot us WORK, and vote for BIERMAN!
Come all ye sons of toll, who are bsund in tar
ifs chains,
While you vote the same old ticket you mus
endure the pains;
| 80 vote this fall for BIEhMAN; try the virtue O
change.
Be WISE, and vote for BIRRMAN.
Bieruan kas been tried, but he's never bee,
found wanting,
| As citizen. or soldier, you never hear him rant
ing,
He'll be GOVERNOR New Years day, Oh! WON
there be shouting!
When we ship, HIP, HUR8AH! for Gov. BIER
MAN!
| GENERAL HUBBARD! don't you see, ''the hant
writing on the wall:''
When We come to count the votes, little later IL
the fall,
We don't ezpe by any means, that we shall &c
them all,
But, ''don't forget to call on Gov. BIER
| With BIERMAN chief Of STATE, and "SAMMY'
chief of NATION.
| The fat devils holding Office, must work 70
their rstions,
Unless they steal US blind, before they lose thei
stations,
Then HURRAH! HURRAH! for BIERMAN.
Genoa, MIMI, Sept. IL, 1888.