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Rebellion Record: a Diary of American Events: Poetry and Incidents., Volume 4. (ed. Frank Moore), chapter 93 (search)
36. where is that flag, Oh! where? by W. H. Hayward. At the battle of Carnifax Ferry, Va., the color-bearer of the Tenth Ohio regiment, Fitzgibbons, who was terribly wounded, as he lay dying, looked frantically to a companion, and not seeing the colors which he himself carried and grasped with a dying tenacity after he fedespair, his life-blood flowing: Where is that flag, O heavens! where is it? keep it and preserve it. These were his last dying words. Where is that Flag? Fitzgibbons cried, Confided to my care; My flag! the glorious Stars and Stripes, Triumphant everywhere. I swore to guard and bear it safe, 'Mid flashing cannons' glare; Bs death; “Preserve that flag!” his prayer. With the above came the following: To the Colonel of the Tenth Ohio regiment, or any officer who was a friend of Fitzgibbons, brave, noble, true-hearted color-bearer of the Tenth Ohio regiment, who fell at the battle of Carnifax Ferry, this little song is respectfully forwarded with t