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willing to do old duty under the old name Wings with
out variation or change (Cheers) What i, the dutyt
deyolyng upon us What are we to do under some cir
cnmstances OF encouragement What are we to do
Inc answer is plain. We to do duty, whole
duty-with all the affections of hearts and all the
powers OF minds and then to Providence If
anything should happen to tarnsh tho fame Of Aassa
chusets; anything which should deep regret for
her or Tor the country let conduct ourselves that
the pognancy personal selreproach shall not be ad
cheers)


Gentlemen LET us lay aside every other call OF ordi
nary duty until we have done utmost to establish
our principles n the election OF candidates. |
here necessarily engaged in professional affairs The
town in which reside far distant that must devote
two days to go hither and vote there But should
j cost ten days (Cheers) Let all do duty
falte ringy iaboriousy soberly And when after Mon
beg inning at Rhode Isand-and spreading as far as
Georgia. and wsstw ard to Wisconsin, "How stands old
Massachusetts ~ let you and be able to hold up
heads and say Look at her and how she stands ~