A Voice from the Old Maryland Line: Air, “Maryland, My Maryland.” By N. G. R. (Dr. N. G. Ridgley.) Baltimore, October 27, 1861. (R. B. B., 70.)
“The Old Line’s foot is on thy shore, Maryland,
Returned triumphant as of yore! Maryland”—
A Voice from the South: Inscribed to Queen Victoria. By Rosa Vertner Jeffrey, January, 1863. (E. V. M.)
“From our ancient moss-veiled forests,
Jasmine bowers, savannahs green”—
The Voice of the South: By Tyrtaeus. (W. G. S., from the Charleston Mercury.)
“’Twas a goodly boon that our fathers gave,
And fits but ill to be held by the slave;”—
Voices of the Winds: By Major S. Yates Levy, of Georgia. (Sunny.)