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By James French--The constitution of the Uni
ted States. IL is written on parchment, not India
rubber the power of stretching does not belong to IT,
BY George w. Brent-Pok and Dallas: Our
Castor and Polux when the one shall set, may the
other rise.


BY John M. Fant--The memory of Thomas JEFF
ferson.


By John c. sBeckham--The public servant, wher-
found, who firmly executes his duties and obeys
the dictates Of justice in spite alike of panic and pre-
judce .-
BY r. wallace--The victorious battle cry Of 1914,
and the contamination Of its hope in 1846-Polk
and Dallas; The trodden path is the safest route.


BY Dr. ID. B. Phillips-George M Dallas He
was burned IN efhgy on the same spot where a like
honor was conferred on George Washington,
the descendants Of the same people,


BY Wyndham Robertson The tariff Of 1916,
having for its object the extension Of equal blessings
to all classes Of men. May it be co.existent with
our government. ......
By Chas e. Sinclair-George M. Dallas. In the
exercise Of his official prerogstive he has proven
most concusively that he is worthy of the peoples
confidence.
By B. +. Horner-Hon. F. E. Rives: From vol
untary retirement may his native State call him out
and place him beside the first OF the honored.


By Andrew J. Mouder-Free trade: As well ap-
ply the restrictive system to the blood entering the
heart to benefit the body, as to the commerce Of a
nation to benefit the people.


ByJ. w. Finks--George M. Dallas; Honored
be the man who stands firm in the day Of trial Ex-
ated public virtue should not pass unnoticed or un-
rewarded.


BY James French: The memory Of George Clin-
ton.


By Major Wm. B. Scott--IIon. John r. Mason:
Jealous and faithful 10 the discharge Of the various
public trusts reposed in him, long may he live to
enjoy confidence so well merited.


By Charles w. Forrest--R, J. Walker; The
able and jealous protector and advocate Of annexa-