By Mrs. C. Wright,
May we protect our Flag which our
fore-fathers fought and bled to win; may
it never be trampled down. Our country
we love and will protect —God help us!
IF Erwin S. Wright,
Conquer we can, our cauae being so juat,
Tiii* being our motto, *Tn God T* our trust;”
While ;hv .-“jr cj angled Banner doth wave
Throug • the laud of the mid home of tbe brave
By A. K ,
Mrs. Elizabeth Oliver, aged 70, mother
of 14 children: May she live long enough
to aee this Flag float again in our whole
land, even though the spots that seem to
darken its face, be purged away with kin
dred blood!!!
The Ladies: May their motto be ever
as to-day. “Our children, heaven’s guar
anty of our Sewardsbij a” ’Tis their part
to instruct them well in the ways of God
aliil lilierty—then commit them to our
country as Christians, soldiers, patriots!
Wisconsin I jegislaturn. Special
Session.
Madison, May 25.
Assembly.—The Senate returned the
loan bill with numerous ainendments, the
most important of which was the striking
out of the clause lepealipg the $200,000
loan of April last, thus providing for an
additional loan of one million, and the '.e
striction of the specie clause. The first
amendment was concurred in. The specie
amendment was non-concurred in—ayes
36, noes 44.
