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 From inc Pesasglrasio I,lteIgs...

 "MY NATIVE LANDss ,''F

 9biyes there man with sonl sa

 Is never to himself has said ss'

 This Is ny own, my native lsoas

 The Chronicle quotes the above h.J lines containing the most elevated P's ,.l| meats of patriotism, and applies f ia Fl y that saeiieaall f5Haeiipll0s winch tls5. si foreigners the citizens of our sister Sts1 Such an application Is the parent ofS,1 ion. What is our ".Niatipe Laad}a l'| tie domicil of our fathers, the Tos0 Nlllage. or tity, the places in vba1 were born! Shall the citizens of M ware only be allowed to call DeIonont| ''natipe la1ldz" Is the native land ofp.] sylyanians bounded by the limits e 1 State? No! ".Ny o'fa, m aqiirs N Is tour country, our whole county \ nothing but our country" It B ne l consecfated by the blood of patriots, BO5 out upon the battle fields of the Reyo1ta from Massachusetts to Georgia. ItH5 land for which Warren, Montgome#a a Mercer died, and Washington, GIesne. \ Lincoln fought. Itis the land of fee E stitations and union, extending as faras6 banner of stars and stripes waves upols land. Hallowed indeed are the places our birth--they awaken the pleasingrg Ieetions of childhood, but they should ante.:. degenerate into a clannish ilhberality,ala narrows the love of country to a single sas Our "naiire land' is the Union-Eiabl the Union we should blushto own OmHa sLipense.t 7 s.pa tateibneYa gbsssaid, that rs Ill the boundaries 7a this Reptile,

 Lands intersected by

 Narrow firth, abhor each other-lIounaa lnterposed make enemies of nations, Which had else like kindred drops bla Mingled into one.''