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destiny Of labor, our long contest with unre-
claimed nations and uncvilized man-.our
agony Of glory, the War OF independence
our great victory Of peace, the formation Of the
Union and the establishment of the Constitu-
tion-he is all, all our own! That crowded
and glorious life.


Where multltudes of virtues passed along,
Each pressing foremost in the mighty throng
Contending TO be seen, then making room,
For greater multiludes that were to come.
that life was the life OF an American citizen.


claim him for America In all the perils,
in every darkened moment Of the State, in the
midst of the reproaches of enemies and the
misgivings Of friends-l turn to that transcen-
dent name for courage and consolation. To
him who denies, or doubts whether our fervid
liberty can be combined with law, with order,
with the security of property, with the pursuit
and advancement Of happiness-to him who
denies that our institutions are capable of pro-
ducing exallation of soul and the passion OF
ture glory-to him who denies that we have
contributed anything to the stock of great les
sons and great examples-te all these reply,
by pointing to Washington