\ ID ,berrfor.. we wiIl r.mer,ber you. HENRY
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And therefore, will remember you, HENRY
CLAY, while the memory OF the glorious or The
sense OF good remains in Us, with a grateful and
sdniring affection which shall strengthen with our
strength and shall no; decay with our decline. We
will remember you in all our future tTisis and re-
y-rzes. as him whose name honored defeat and
gave il glory which victory could not have
brou-bt. We VIII remember you when patriotic
hon. -niJies again 10 successful contest with the
aq.nc;es of corruption and ruin; for we will never
know triumph which you do rot share IN HE,
whose clory does not accrse TO you lndeaih- We
Will remember you while the national peace ssd
n,e.o-rity continues: ami when the war-cioudS now
dsrtenins and muuerins over the horizon nave
s-n To overcast the clear and placid sky yet above
NJ and have burst over the whole land, the people
will remember you too; and all Will remember
YOU when the blood hounds so long bayins on our
rack. and The wolves now bowling around Inc fold,
shall have rent the prey, where the vu!tures are
already screaming for the otial. We VIII remeni-
Der Won, whenever We meet again IN the mighty
gatherings of the faithful and IN the social circle,
and in the happiness of our homes, We VIII re-
member you through life, and we will no, forget
YOU at the gates OF deaih,-thus everywhere and at
all times. in our most sacred and solemn moments
and in our purest thoughts gratefully cherishlng
your name and deeds, and. as now and here, ln-
vokins blessings on you and yours forever.


By ReIoI..tioa cf ls COMMITTEE,


regularly and f.lIy corre-ied.