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Carolina City (North Carolina, United States) (search for this): chapter 285
108. impromptu on reading the President's message. by A. O'K. H. Not one common soldier or common sailor is known to have deserted his flag. --President Lincoln's War Message. I. Not one common soldier or sailor Has cravenly asked to secede; Nor cowardly ran, nor deserted Our flag in this hour of need! 'Twas the gentry of proud Carolina-- The haughty Virginian breed, Who in mansions reviled the old banner, Then fought it 'neath traitorous lead. II. “Who were they who stood firm by the country?” --Generations hereafter will read-- “Was it rank of the army and navy, Who were sworn on the cross and the creed? Was it those who were honored with office And fattening with placeman greed?” None of these--but the sailor and soldier! they stood by our flag in its need. III. Hurrah for the soldier and sailor! A nation shall now intercede To give them proud share of its plaudit, Wherever the Stars and Stripes lead! Aye! enrol them a legion of honor; Not grudgingly theirs be fame's meed
Abe Lincoln (search for this): chapter 285
108. impromptu on reading the President's message. by A. O'K. H. Not one common soldier or common sailor is known to have deserted his flag. --President Lincoln's War Message. I. Not one common soldier or sailor Has cravenly asked to secede; Nor cowardly ran, nor deserted Our flag in this hour of need! 'Twas the gentry of proud Carolina-- The haughty Virginian breed, Who in mansions reviled the old banner, Then fought it 'neath traitorous lead. II. “Who were they who stood firm by the country?” --Generations hereafter will read-- “Was it rank of the army and navy, Who were sworn on the cross and the creed? Was it those who were honored with office And fattening with placeman greed?” None of these--but the sailor and soldier! they stood by our flag in its need. III. Hurrah for the soldier and sailor! A nation shall now intercede To give them proud share of its plaudit, Wherever the Stars and Stripes lead! Aye! enrol them a legion of honor; Not grudgingly theirs be fame's mee