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Rebellion Record: a Diary of American Events: Poetry and Incidents., Volume 4. (ed. Frank Moore), 38. Songs of the Rebels. (search)
with the invaders' blood. Sons of the South! magnanimous in war, Strike or withhold, as honor bids, your blows. Spare, if you will, those victims from afar, Who, ignorant of liberty, become your foes. But for these bastards of a free-born bed, These parasites, in freedom's arms caressed, These beasts, by sin and spoil arid rapine bred, Who dig for blood, deep in their mothers' breast, To arms! sons of the South! Come like a mountain-flood; March on! let every vale o'erflow with the invaders' blood. O sacred love of country! For the South, Come, brave avengers, rush to every field. Let cries of “Liberty,” from every mouth Sound the alarm, till the base traitors yield. Under our glorious flag, let victory Respond to freedom's call. Wipe off the stain Of the invaders' feet. Dying, they will see Thy triumph, and the land redeemed again. To arms! sons of the South. Come like a mountain-flood; March on! let every vale o'erflow with the invaders' blood. --Nashville Gazette, Feb. 4
Rebellion Record: a Diary of American Events: Poetry and Incidents., Volume 4. (ed. Frank Moore), chapter 131 (search)
Arming of negroes at Richmond.--Contrabands who have recently come within the Federal lines at Williamsport, report that all the able-bodied colored men in that vicinity. are being taken to Richmond, formed into regiments, and armed for the defence of that city. Baltimore Traveller, February 4.