Of freedom, the blue sky underneath,”—
Appeal to Maryland: From a Dying Soldier at Manassas: by a Lady of Maryland. (S. L. M., Oct., 1861.)
“Oh Mother! my Maryland! will you awake?
Hear you not from Manassas the thunder of guns?”—
Appeal to the South: (R. B. B.)
“Southrons! since we boast that name;
Southrons! since your blood we claim”—
An Appeal to the South: By A Daughter of Dixie H. Baltimore, Jan. 24, 1862; also Norfolk, Va., Jan. 24, 1862. (R. B. B. 2 & 41.)
“Hark! o’er the Southern hills I hear
The cannons and the rifles sound;”—