BY S. C. MILLER.

_Air_—“Dearest May.”

FROM granite hills and mountain walls,

From prairie, wood, and plain,

Fair Freedom’s voice our nation calls

Our freedom to maintain.

Our country calls old Abraham:

Now beat him, if you can;

Abe Lincoln will be President—

_Abe Lincoln is the man_.

Each, gale that sweeps our country through

Is laden with the call;

Old Abe and Hamlin will go through—

Sham Democrats must fall.

Our country calls, etc.

A monument is towering high,

In Baltimore erected,

In memory of _two candidates_

That soon will be rejected.

Our country calls, etc.

The _happy pair_ will run in style—

That “_conflict_” makes them foam;

They’ll have a chance to run awhile,

And then to stay at home.

Our country calls, etc.

_Our_ answer to the call will be,

Abe Lincoln is elected;

He’ll rout Disunion Chivalry,

Already much dejected.

Our country calls, etc.

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