Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from The Charge of the Bean Brigade: A Description of the Grand Bean-Eating Journament for the Tonawanda News Gold Badge and Championship of New York, at Tonawanda, April 15, 1884, Under Auspies of Scott Post No; 129, G. A. R
That he could eat more beans himself Than ever Huggins dared.
Then from the City of the Locks A warlike cry comes ringing, And Palmer claims that he, as yet, The fork and spoon is swinging. Then from Suspension Bridge a yell.
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