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July 15th (search for this): chapter 230
ong the Washington telegraphic despatches of this morning is the following:-- Why the forward movement is Delayed, Army officers declare that it is impossible to make a decided forward movement until more wagons have arrived. By the 15th of July the builders have contracted to furnish 1,000, and it is claimed that to march with a less number is simply out of the question. Seventy-seven days have elapsed since the nation sprang to arms at its chieftain's call, and yet those immorta the farmers Of any Union State. And if you need ten thousand, Sound, strong, though second-hand, You'll find upon the instant A supply for your demand. chorus — No! wait for the wagons, The new army wagons, The fat contract wagons, Till the 15th of July. III. No swindling, fat contractors, Shall block the people's way, Nor rebel compromisers: 'Tis Treason's reckoning day. Then shout again our war-cry, “To Richmond onward move! We now can crush tile traitors, And that we mean to prove!” ch<
July 1st, 1861 AD (search for this): chapter 230
chmond! We'll brook no more delay; Why give the traitors time and means To fortify the way With stolen guns, in ambuscades? Oh, answer us, we pray.” chorus of chieftains. You must wait for the wagons, The real army wagons, The fat contract wagons, Bought in the red-tape way. II. Now, if for army wagons, Not for compromise, you wait, Just ask them of the farmers Of any Union State. And if you need ten thousand, Sound, strong, though second-hand, You'll find upon the instant A supply for your demand. chorus — No! wait for the wagons, The new army wagons, The fat contract wagons, Till the 15th of July. III. No swindling, fat contractors, Shall block the people's way, Nor rebel compromisers: 'Tis Treason's reckoning day. Then shout again our war-cry, “To Richmond onward move! We now can crush tile traitors, And that we mean to prove!” chorus — No! wait for the wagons, The fat contract wagons, If red-tape so wills it, Wait till the Judgment Day. New York, July 1, 1861