AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE AND


EMANCIPATION
FROM INTEMPERANCE.

Concluded. J
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-blooded republicans. They would bear
no tyranny either in church or State. h.a


And as long as our nation lives, the sign
ers of the Declaration Of American Inde
pendepce, will be venerated as patriots OF
no ordinary stamp. As long as our nation
exists, their chiyalrous deeds, and their ac-
know Judgements Of their dependence upon
God, will be admired and venerated by
their descendants. As long as the Ameri-
can eagles spread her wings, sour lips shall
tell them 10 our sons, and they again to
theirs" Il


II the friends Of temperance prove faith
ful, and the cause progresses, as we believe
it viii, unborn generations will reap glo.
rious harvest by our emancipation from in.
temperance. '


The amount Of good accomplished The
money and time-the peace and health
the reputation and honor-the number o.
lives saved from drunkard's grave--the
number Of females saved from being dou