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Columbia's Men

Author: T. B. Hawes Hymnal: PBSN1888 #41 (1888) First Line: Columbia's hope is founded on the manhood of her sons Refrain First Line: Not men, but solid manhood Languages: English Tune Title: [Columbia's hope is founded on the manhood of her sons]

Prohibition Rallying Song

Author: Silver Lake Quartette Hymnal: PBSN1888 #42 (1888) First Line: Come, ye Christian fathers, who've been praying for the Right Refrain First Line: Hurrah! hurrah! we'll shout the jubilee Languages: English Tune Title: [Come, ye Christian fathers, who've been praying for the Right]

The Good Time Coming

Hymnal: PBSN1888 #43 (1888) First Line: Behold, the day of promise comes Refrain First Line: Good time, the good time Languages: English Tune Title: [Behold, the day of promise comes]

The Prohibition Wagon

Author: Henry Whitney Hymnal: PBSN1888 #44 (1888) First Line: The good old party wagons in which we used to ride Refrain First Line: Hurrah for the wagon, the Prohibition wagon Languages: English

The Breaking Clouds

Author: C. H. Mead Hymnal: PBSN1888 #45 (1888) First Line: The clouds of wrong begin to break Refrain First Line: The Bells! The Prohibition Bells Languages: English Tune Title: [The clouds of wrong begin to break]

New Battle Hymn of the Republic

Author: Herbert Whitney Hymnal: PBSN1888 #46 (1888) First Line: We have lifted up our banner in a just and righteous cause Refrain First Line: Glory, glory, hallelujah! Languages: English

Fortifying

Author: Silver Lake Quartette Hymnal: PBSN1888 #47 (1888) First Line: O Blaine, of Maine, Has a new refrain Refrain First Line: We will fortify With what you pay for the curse of curses! Languages: English Tune Title: [O Blaine, of Maine, Has a new refrain]

Who'll Kill dat Snake?

Author: F. A. Woodward Hymnal: PBSN1888 #48 (1888) First Line: Oh, de whiskey snake, so mighty bold Languages: English Tune Title: [Oh, de whiskey snake, so mighty bold]

The Temperance Banner

Author: Miss Mary E. Parker Hymnal: PBSN1888 #49 (1888) First Line: Oh, say, can you see by the dawn's early light Languages: English

Rallying Song

Author: A. J. Morris Hymnal: PBSN1888 #50 (1888) First Line: There's a murmur in the distance, every hour it louder grows Refrain First Line: Then rally, rally, rally, rally Languages: English Tune Title: [There's a murmur in the distance, every hour it louder grows]