The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-23
A. Raymond & Co.,
.Nen's OMtftfe,.s,
NASSAU AND FULTON SITS.
GEN. sWAYSE WRITES A SONG.

NHSSHU HNu FuIlUN 90
GEN. sWAYNE WRITES A soSG.
Air. The Men OF Hariech"-To Re susg II
Possible. Where the q. q. Banner. wavr.
When Bishop Potter entered the hall at 722
Lexington avenue last night, where the repre-
sentstives Of halfa dozen Good Government
clubs" were receiving banners. which they
will carry with them to the Municipal Confer
ence In Philadelphia. song and chorus
had Just been executed by two quartets
and tho audience. Bishop Potter didn't hear
it. The "Star-spangled Banner" had been
sung and Gen. Wager Swayne had made
his address OF welcome to tho Good Govern
ment clubs when the ushers distributed the
words OF this song. Neither on the programme
nor on the song sheets was there any indica-
ton who was responsible for these words
Gen. Swayne said that they were writ
ten for the occasion. He asked the
audience to join in tho chorus The
Mendelssohn and Dudley Buck auartets car
ried the air. and the audience. in which there
were many ladies. helped them along on the
chorus Ii was a little weak at first. but when
the last chorus was reached every one sang.
and here is the re@sSksSie song n L sang:
As You GEr II.
TUNE; Men OF Hsrteeh'1
where's ths use q shouting glory.
wswere young tnat now are noary.
shouting for Reform
Halt huudr.d agtauons
wsnay, heard th,IT .xuitation.
Shouting for Reform.
Chorus, why hay. We then come hsrsf
Why have We then Shy nave We then
WY NV" "s" '' e'
snn. .se SO Su ao s",u odor
They Just serve 70 I.,s: The et shout
sH"1"uS i"' he'e'm'
A our tA'ns'' dons
hhy sSy,n man N 70 IN his nb po,,!ion'
Leave public life TO III. politician.
'O"
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%s's ~, me Out sGuTh h Sah sIiS So SSi;
TbsT iust ,eTys 10 ra,ss ,hs Old .S"ut
A'"1' iA'hs'' u0ns'
Than tina, ~o,,, ,Oo",s Faith r,,.,,r
Let the citizen. 40 to the dickens
RAE .,1 IN hi .bs syg p onir ..v,nz
f6ar" Where thsy b.lous
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$4,000 '' ' - ' 1880 49,
Roses Ross rule. and Boss rteheL
1FJIting nOrses speedway sireteneG
Leave the people 10 Ihe bitches
ihAs "hs's 'hsS os'oas'
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yu,bv attract, and "a, oD,,..,,or
They're all the natural condition
or free UsVsTRmsaL
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~ 81 i i sS, suuu'' . ys 20 coiiInr
Tor the bari from the riector,
In tree GoysrnmsnI
'l''u' why nave We 'hsn so~' us's'@e
We enjoy u, We understARd IL;
bowl Po.,sI,Iy us'n hand it;
NshAFs STOOD y tseJ SAn .Aad
"'ffss "o'r1msnI
We'll way. .oinx % tai. IN, tropbI.
To get Together and burst This bubble
cur spiTtts rise unGsTs double
Just for this New York
Tru. war. maj, j. httls handful
with something m u that L. ulahfui
JusI for Itis ksw iOTL
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f"Si. y bSt -, nav. ems Tor '"s 1'
mat liz reason mat. tss IsA.on
that's whAI Ne have come Tor
2 9h mere mere Two ,d nersi lss. ts. more
Nor. man sS.T ~. dsns b-foTs
For tue honor Of New YorE
when the last chorus had been sung every
one aprlauded. aud there were loud cries ~
Author. author. NJ one responded, The
audience continued TO applaud, aud Gen.
SwAlne arose ana said:
The nodesty OF these young men prevents
them from repeating more than the last