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., if nav not be deemed inappropriate 'a.a.ion for me to dwell for moment F' = memory cf the most eminent cilzen us .anntrv, who, during the summer that r" ,v. has descended 10 the tomb. The g .@eot of contemplating at the advanced r G near four score years, the happy con- or his country, cheered the last hours ,l,ew Jackson, who departed this life |as I tranquil hope of blessed immortality s.,th was happy, as his life ll,'d been sa,ly useful. He had unfalterlng conf- '. in the virtue and capacity oi the peo- sI in the permanence of that free go- @snt @ which he had largely contributed sblish and defend. lis great deeds had [.eJ 10 him the affections ol' his fellow as. and it was his happiness to witness ,.owth and glory of his country which ,,pd so we'll. He departed amidst the Gctions of millions of Ireemen. The

 naid it's tribute to his memory at his \ Coming generations will learn from

 svampe the love of country and the

 i, of man. Iu his language on similar

 ,oo to the present, "l now commend lellow-citizens, to the guidance of AL ,,v God, with a still reliance on hi mer-

 nrovdence for the maintenance oi our

 n.6!,aons; and with an earnest snppli-

 that whatever errors it may be my lot

 a,mit ill discharging the artluous duties

 h have devolyed on me, will find a

 .le in the harmony and wisdom of your

 alsa JAMES K. POLK.

 ,.bnr,on. Dec. 7, 1915.