“Fly to the South, come fly to me
In Richmond there’s a home for thee;”—
A Southern Song: Reply to the Virginia Girl’s Address to her Maryland Lover. By O. H. S. —— Cola. Baltimore, 1861. (R. B. B., 2.)
“Farewell to submission
Whoever may crave,”—
Southern Song of Freedom: Air, “The Minstrels’ Return.” By J. H. H. (R. R.)
“A Nation has sprung into life
Beneath the bright Cross of the South”—
Southern Union: (Randolph.)
“Hail to the new-born nation! hail!