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When Indian tribes in the Northwest / Rebelled against the Eastern laws, / Canadian courage it did test, / All were united in the cause.
But how shall volunteers proceed / Such distance, several thousand miles, / Will they in their dark hour of need / Ask Uncle Sam with pleasant smiles / For to allow our volunteers / To pass o'er their north railroad, / Perhaps subject to doubts and fears, / Where British soldiers never trod.