Contents.
| PAGE | |
| The Republican Platform | [5] |
| Lincoln and Victory | [9] |
| Strike for the Right | [10] |
| Hurrah Chorus | [11] |
| Hurrah for Abe Lincoln | [12] |
| Lincoln and Liberty | [14] |
| The People’s Nominee | [15] |
| Flag of the Brave | [17] |
| Come On! | [18] |
| Abe of Illinois | [19] |
| Our Country’s Call | [20] |
| The Grand Rally | [21] |
| Lincoln Going to Washington | [22] |
| For Freedom and Reform | [24] |
| Lincoln and Hamlin | [25] |
| Campaign Song | [26] |
| Ridden by the Slave Power | [27] |
| “Vive La Honest Abe” | [29] |
| The Gathering of the Republican Army | [30] |
| Lincoln’s Nomination | [31] |
| Freedom’s Call | [32] |
| Hope for the Slave | [33] |
| Freemen Win when Lincoln Leads | [34] |
| Uncle Sam’s Farm | [35] |
| Song of Freedom | [37] |
| The “Neb-Rascality.” | [38] |
| Free Soil Chorus | [40] |
| The Bay State Hurrah | [42] |
| For Liberty | [43] |
| Voice of Freedom | [44] |
| The Cause of Liberty | [45] |
| Lincoln, the Pride of the Nation | [46] |
| Rallying Song | [47] |
| Abe Lincoln is the Man | [48] |
| The Fate of a Fowler | [49] |
| Rallying Song of Rocky Mountain Club | [51] |
| The Liberty Army | [52] |
| Have You Heard the Loud Alarm? | [53] |
| Hark! ye Freemen | [55] |
| From Bad to Worse | [56] |
| The March of the Free | [57] |
| Our Flag is There | [58] |
| Lincoln and Victory | [59] |
| “Wide Awake” | [61] |
| We’ll Send Buchanan Home | [62] |
| Rallying Song | [64] |
| Lincoln | [65] |
| Song | [66] |
| Campaign Song | [68] |
| Freemen, Banish All Your Fears | [69] |
| “Wide-Awake Club” Song | [70] |
| A Jolly Good Crew We’ll Have | [71] |
THE
REPUBLICAN PLATFORM.
Resolved, That we, the delegated representatives of the Republican electors of the United States, in convention assembled, in the discharge of the duty we owe to our constituents and our country, unite in the following declarations:
First—That the history of the nation, during the last four years, has fully established the propriety and necessity of the organization and perpetuation of the Republican party, and that the causes which called it into existence are permanent in their nature, and now, more than ever before, demand its peaceful and constitutional triumph.