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Tbev iisnlved that luese Ktnies snouia oe rree in

dependent, And to that Declaration their name, did affix,

I

0 then, our proud eaitle, in mnjealT soaring;.

Aroused Kreednm's sons in tbe contest with Mars.

Nor folded bis wings till the war storm ceased

roaring,

And vicloir encircled our Banner of Slara.

Haiti Washington, Jefferson, Franklin and II an-

rrrk.

And Adams, and Tntntm, Oreene, Morgan and

Brave Warren, who fe'l when the first blow was

etriicK

Thete guve life and Mood our dear country to free.

Brave Harrison, Jacison, Scott, Wayne, Hull and

Ferry

MrRnnouflh. Decatur fireat. noble and true

Lnnrii 'e Lane, New Orleeus, on the ocean, Lake

arie:

Bemember, they bought Freedom's Banner for

you,

Then arm ye frr battle, bold sons of brave elres.

At the oorner of Loegworth and We-item-row,

And procure such outfit as the season requires,

Of those loial Union men, taiittV CO.

TBI LABQKST A8SOBTMENT OF

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Cincinnati daily press. (1861). Cincinnati [Ohio], 1861-10-19. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn84028745/1861-10-19/ed-1/?sp=2

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Cincinnati daily press, 1861-10-19.