The American Republican songster
By: composed and arranged by P. De Le Ree, for the American Republican party
Edition: 2nd. ed.
Publisher: Published and for sale at the office of the New-York Citizen, and at American Star House
Published: 1844
Place of publication: New-York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 24
Subjects: Songsters; Campaign songs, 1844; American; Texts
Notes: Without music; some of the tunes indicated by title.

Miles, 039.
Table of contents: title: American Republicans [Tune: Funny gray]; title: The candidates [Tune: The fine old English gentleman] / By De Le Ree; title: A life in the bounding west [Tune: A life on the ocean-wave] / By De Le Ree; title: Don’t give up the ship [Tune: The carrier-dove] / By De Le Ree; title: Our city daddies [Tune: The amiable family] / By De Le Ree; title: Come natives, arouse [Tune: Let others rejoice] / By De Le Ree; title: American boy / By Van Buskirk; title: We’re all putting [Tune: We’re all putting] / By Milliken; title: Freedom’s land’s the land for me; title: Americans shall ne’er be slaves [Tune: Rockaway] / By De Le Ree; title: Medley [Tune: Ye shepherds, tell me/Carrier-dove/Rockaway/Ocean-wave/Come, brothers, arouse!/Our way across the mountains, ho!] / By De Le Ree; title: The American Republican party [Air: Come and take tea in the arbor] / By Bensell; title: Hail to the cause [Air: Hail to the chief] / By Bensell.