ANOTHER PRESENTATION !
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II has been customary in all ages of the
world TO pay signal regard to individuals who
have distinguished themselves, either in war,
politics, science, or morals. The practice has
exerted salutary influence, not only in keep
ing alive a just yeneraton for commendable
actions, but also in exciting a spirit of emula-
ton upon each successive generation The
Father of his country received many testimo-
nials of the gratitude of his countrymen, not
only in the substantial support they gave 10 his
measures, but also in numerous presentations
of plate, swords, SIC. So, with other distin-
puished statesmen, and reformers. The ta-
Tented and eloquent champion of the tempe
rance cause, Mn Cough, has, in numerous in
stances, been presented with interesting evi-
dences of the gratitude and respect of the wise
and good.


But, it is our duty to record an instance, o
recent occurrence, in our own city, by which
the long pent up gratitude Of certain obliged
gentlemen assumed the shape Of words and
action.


A bar keeper, or grog g-nnirer at one OF our hrs
Hotels has been made the Lion, in the way ol
a presentation.


II would seem that this individual has attain
ed to unexampled proficiency in the nairing Of