The Lincoln and Hamlin campaign songster, or, the continental melodist
Subtitle: comprising a choice collection of original and selected songs, in honor of the people's candidates, Lincoln and Hamlin, and illustrative of the enthusiasm everywhere entertained for "Honest Old Abe, " of Illinois, and the noble Hamlin of Maine
Publisher: Fisher & Brother; Wm. J. Bruce.
Published: 1860
Place of publication: Philadelphia (No. 10 South Sixth St.); Baltimore (64 Baltimore St.); New York (68 Bowery)
Language: eng
Number of pages: 72
Other titles: The continental melodist
Notes: Without notated music; includes tune names.

Monaghan, J. Lincoln bibliography, 0061

Fish, D. Lincoln bibliography, 0576

Colored wrapper with black lettering, border, and portrait on front cover; publisher's advertisements on back cover.
Table of contents: title: Honest Abe of the west; title: Rail song; title: Up, again for the conflict; title: Hurrah for Old Abe of the west; title: Campaign song; title: Hail to our chief; title: Old Abe; title: People's campaign song; title: Freedom and reform; title: Hurrah song; title: Lincoln and liberty; title: Campaign song; title: Our glorious constitution; title: Lincoln is the word; title: Lincoln the hope of the nation; title: Fourth of July Lincoln and Hamlin song; title: Dug was once a little man; title: Stevy Dug; title: Song of the freemen; title: Clear the way; title: Campaign song to the Wide-Awakes of Philadelphia; title: The "continental" refrain; title: Campaign song, by a "continental"; title: Campaign song; title: Old Abe's preliminary visit to the White House; title: John Anderson, my Jo, John; title: Lincoln and liberty; title: Abe of Illinois; title: Abe Lincoln comes; title: Campaign song, by W. C. Johnston; title: The restoration party's song; title: Faith and trust; title: Anti-party glee; title: I spurn the bribe; title: Campaign song; title: God made us free; title: "Yaller Kiver" melody; title: Campaign song; title: Campaign song, by Charles Githens; title: Honest Abe; title: In the days of true democracy; title: Campaign song, by Dr. Chas. Pottinger; title: The flat-boat excursion; title: Campaign song; title: Rail lyric; title: Campaign song; title: Vive la Abe Lincoln; title: Song of the free; title: Campaign song, by Francis C. Woodworth; title: God and the right.