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intelligence will be trsnsfused into the ID
creasing masses of society; and ages yet to
come, will find us great, united, and happy
people.


To add to its glory-to give stability to its
institutions-to carry out and fulfill the pur-
poses of those whose noble deeds we have so
recently celebrated, and whose names are as
familiar as those of the actors in the scenes
which are even now transpiring, the temper
ance men of the land are contributing their
full amount of influence They claim the
foremost place in resisting the influences which
would rob our country of its glory, or bring
upon it premature decay. 1t is no arrogance
when they claim that the cause which they
are laboring TO promote, is identified with the
perpetuity, and best interests Of the country.
hey invoke the aid of every lover of his
country, in carrying out their plans OF opera
tion, in the full assurance, that earth has
never originated measure, so well calculated
to impart national security, prosperity, and
happiness, as the cause of Temperance.


"The land we from our fathers had in trust,


We to our children will transmit, or die:


This is our maxim, this our pety,


And God and nature soy that it is just.


That which we uoud perform in arms, we must


We read the dictate in the infants eye,


In the wiie's smile, and in the placid sky,


And at our feet, amid the silent dust
OF them that were before u.s."