{"newspaper_name": "Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser.", "edition": "01", "page": "p1", "byline": ""}
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Or change too easily; It is because no man
is capable Of perfect performance Of his
public duties, and must, therefore, unfortu-
nztely, yet necessarily, dsappOint and dis
satisfy many. And yet the generosity Of
the human heart is such, that it can with
confidence be appealedto to protect and ex-
cuse those who, although failing in much
that is expected, or erring in what is per-
formed, evince q desire to do all they
can, and purpose to be honest in all they
do. Whatever my destiny may be, l owe
you debt Of gratitude never 10 be cancel
led; and whether in private or public life,
as an individual agent or political repre-
sentative, l shall never know other wish
than for your happiness, nor do other deed
than what / believe to b. for your welfare.


Respectfully. your ixlipw citizen,


A. C. DODGE.


Burlington, June %, 1945.