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BIZ G. n. RoBERTsoN, ESQ.
" Sung at q meeting Of the Hawaiian Total Abst
nence Union, held in the Seaman's Chapel, Hor
y olulu, Sandwich Islands, February ii, lS45.


AIR---Scots 70 ha Hae.
at+'s Men who have resolved to fight
Alcohol with all your might,
$50 Ye are welcome here tonight
Np Claiming victory.


Firm as yet'rans let us be,
tsa''s True as bark is to the tree,
~aEaA '4 On the land and DER the sea,


Spreading victory.
80 Who would lead drunkard's life?
eA@, Starve his children and his wife,
$780, Spend his nights in brawl and strife,


Days in misery.


Who will join the temp'rance cause


Sign our Pledge, obey our laws
.5 , Gaining thus each friends applause,
Happy shall he be-


See the stagring drunkard reel,
4. ess Let the sight nhame your zeal,


( Ye who have a heart to feel


Go and set him free.
i1 Once we bore the CALLING chain,
ea22 # But we never snail again;
Ssas o3 Sooner far would we be slain,
s}aesA Shouting victory,