United States Heroes; the Bugle Call of Old Glory
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31 • A- • • • -k • • • -k . • • 1 • • ^C P^ • mi LL > • • 1 • •^~A t 1 -k — ^f *=— ' ..<^ JU™! -^*r»S.-!?*«V • 5«C • • • 32 MEMORIAL DAY SCENE SHIP OF '61 PRESIDENT WILLIAM McKINLEY President William McKinlev. In calm, judicial, fearless way He steers the Ship of State Past beetling rocks of jealous fray To reach her shining fate ; He won his spurs with courage rare, With skil and daring dash. His victories now are ones of care, Red tape the combat's clash ; Unworthy sons would shirk the work, No privates would they be, They bar the way, with foolish quirk, Of Freedom's gallant free. 41 The Destruction of the Maine. (February 15, J 898.) At anchor swung a gallant ship Within Havana's port; No need for war's resort To man her guns and bravely fight Upon that calm and peaceful night. She seemed at peace with all mankind While gently swinging there; No need for trumpets' blare, Or officers the range to find For guners down behind steel blind.
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31 • A- • • • -k • • • -k . • • 1 • • ^C P^ • mi LL > • • 1 • •^~A t 1 -k — ^f *=— ' ..<^ JU™! -^*r»S.-!?*«V • 5«C • • • 32 MEMORIAL DAY SCENE SHIP OF '61 PRESIDENT WILLIAM McKINLEY President William McKinlev. In calm, judicial, fearless way He steers the Ship of State Past beetling rocks of jealous fray To reach her shining fate ; He won his spurs with courage rare, With skil and daring dash. His victories now are ones of care, Red tape the combat's clash ; Unworthy sons would shirk the work, No privates would they be, They bar the way, with foolish quirk, Of Freedom's gallant free. 41 The Destruction of the Maine. (February 15, J 898.) At anchor swung a gallant ship Within Havana's port; No need for war's resort To man her guns and bravely fight Upon that calm and peaceful night. She seemed at peace with all mankind While gently swinging there; No need for trumpets' blare, Or officers the range to find For guners down behind steel blind.
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