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 on,, iws'gTns T FOR TIE 4Dvoss57 oDE-FoR THE FoynqH a+ 4ll' es, honor the dayl ,r;. 'ety. that heard 70 me mQgF,z ne proud words of liberts pealing- 'oeflY Over ,.l I hat saw the first flight of Amo Nhile tumuit and terror in d.s"'e,fica'sbin reeling. D uarEness Res

 gnfearing, tho veal, p, Ire red strife to seek The blood of the foeman soaa his heak: 'eon eHms0ad

 Free, free be his Aipht Till earth's darkness And the chains of the wrong ecu. oe llght5 ter the right. s'a'e to tt Yes, honor the day-and the men n,., gone e" @noh have 10 the graves of their freeaom oa.t ed in glory; eusal0ql Forget not your sires-and Ia, .

 born, ages uNe To their children deliver the wond..,.. story. 'ut

 Let Time journey os

 Hill his course shall be do,. But the scream of our eagle sb.pT greet the sun; sA s'l

 And our scutcheon shall nes,.

 Be stained or dsgraced wy Or star from the folds of o,r k. erased. Oh, honor the day-we were bass, Il slaves, @a Could we ever like ingrates neglect oftrI get it. VI And our hearts shall be cold in tho aa.4I of their graves, Ere we cease with a proud exultsti0O s greet 1t.

 Our banner is spread

 For the day, and the dead Who for freedom and glory so galI,,. bied--

 And while tbe red blood

 Shall be warm in our veins That flag shall be never disbouOred <, stained.

 And if war should assail us, be velcop, its wrath

 We can fight, we can die. like ouriaaeu before us--

 With the eagle to lead in our dalgenl path,

 And the banner of Liberty still floating OCT us.

 And still rise our cry,

 When the war-storm is high, Of, freemen we have been, and fIeene we die

 Untainted by shame,

 Undegraded by chains, While the spark of existence within a remains.