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I hear that Dug. is half inclined
To give us all leg-bail,
Preferring exercise on foot
To riding on a rail.

For Abe has one already mauled
Upon the White House plan;
If once Dug. gets astride of that,
He is a used-up man.

Then give us Abe, and Hamlin, too, etc.

Come rally with us here to-night,

Be" Wide Awake" for fun,

For we shall surely win the day

Before old sixty-one.

From North to South, from East to West,

Our power shall be felt;

I tell you fight with all your might,

For Abe shall have the Belt.

Then give us Abe, and Hamlin, too,
To guide our gallant ship,

With Seward, Sumner, Chase, and Clay,'
And then a merry trip.

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tc.

LINCOLN AND LIBERTY.
Air-"Rosin the Bow."

HURRAH for the choice of the nation!
Our chieftain so brave and so true;
We'll go for the great Reformation—
For Lincoln and Liberty too!

We'll go for the son of Kentucky-
The hero of Hoosierdom through;
The pride of the Suckers so lucky—
For Lincoln and Liberty too!

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Our David's good sling is unerring,
The Slaveocrats' giant he slew;
Then shout for the Freedom-preferring-
For Lincoln and Liberty too!

They'll find what, by felling and mauling,
Our rail-maker statesman can do ;
For the People are everywhere calling
For Lincoln and Liberty too!

Then up with our banner so glorious,
The star-spangled red-white-and-blue,
We'll fight till our flag is victorious,
For Lincoln and Liberty too!

NEW NURSERY BALLADS,

FOR GOOD LITTLE DEMOCRATS.

1. SING a song of Charleston!
Bottle full of Rye!

All the Douglas delegates

Knocked into pi

For when the vote was opened,
The South began to sing,
"Your little Squatter Sovereign
Sha'nt be our King!"

2. Hi diddle, diddle! the Dred Scott riddle!
The Delegates scatter like loons!
The Little Dug. swears to see the sport,
And the Southerners count their spoons.

3. There was a little Senator

Who wasn't very wise,

He jumped into Conventi-on

And scratched out both his eyes;

And when he found his eyes were out,
With all his might and main,

He bolted off to Baltimore

To scratch them in again.

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