There're seven campaign songs whose tune is "Marching Through Georgia" in Irwin Silber's Songs America Voted By (Stackpole Books, 1971):

1. "March of United Labor" (words: George Campbell)
2. "Silber Song"
3. "Marching With McKinley to Victory" (words: M.C. Dawsey)
4. "Our Victory Banner"
5. "Marching Through Rum-Land"
6. "Voting for Labor" (words: James R. Townsend)
7. "That's Why We're Voing for Roosevelt" (words: Thomas O'Dowd)

Three songs in Richard E. Lingenfelter & Richard A. Dwyer, Songs of the American West (University of California Press, 1968):

8. "All Are Talking of Utah" (words: "Ieuan")
9. "When We Go Marching Home"
10. "Come, All Ye Toiling Mllions" (words: H.F. Johnson)

Thirteen songs in Philip S. Foner, American Labor Songs of the Nineteenth Century (University of Illinois Press, 1975):

11. "Labor Song" (words: John Siney)
12. "The March of the Toilers"
13. "Labor Free For All"
14. "Marching to Freedom"
15. "The Unionist's Song"
16. "Industrial Freedom" (words: S.M. Jones)
17. "A Song of Eight Hours" (words: E.R. Place of Mass.)
18. "Marching With Coxey"
19. "Coxey Army!" (words: Willie Wildwave)
20. "The Workingmen's Army"
21. "The Land Song"
22. "March of United Labor" (words: George Campbell)[= 1]
23. "Gold Bugs Go Down Before Bryan"
24. "When We're United for Freedom" (words: H.B. Salisbury)

~Masato