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As long as this stale of thing exists, it i'll be-
comes US to boast of our greatness and pre-emi-
nency as State We have imbibed the habit
from our fathers. and should now drop it, unless
we can initiate them in that which really gave a
Virginian passport. Virginia, in her early day,
was great-she was glorious. Her primitive
settlers knew no distinction but those of merit !;
but their descendants wiser than their fathers,
have grown vain and arrogant upon the reputa-
tions of better mon. Let us rather encourage
the dissemination of knowledge than boast ofthal of
which we ared edesti:utc, aud we may in time reclaim
what degcneracy has lost. -. "a