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such. BY Your works and fate alike, you are truly
assinilaied With those in all ages who devoiedly
labored for their Country, and departed without
earthly reward-with those = of whom the world
was not worhy''-we enshIins you,-wlth Solon,
Demos,henes and Phccion, with The Gracchl and
Cicero, with Barnevell and Dewitt, with Hamr-
den. Vane. Milton and Sydney,-with them attest
ing at once the glory OF liberty and the unworth-
ness of mankind, and shining as stars tor the
guidance and consolation of the faithful who labor
for the freedom and good of their race, IN other
times in other lands.


There are those who under you, and In the hope
Of your election have given 10 this great cause the
best energies OF their best days; but they co not
regret the bestowal They would not recall those
years OF toll even did they overlook the permanent
good accomplished, The truth dhused TIE principles
incucated. and all by which the way ha. been pre-
pared Tor future success, and iupedlments have
been created 10 the consummailon OF the des'ruc-
i've policy. The years thus passed are no lncon-
siderable portion of an ordinary active he Thsu
VIVID impressions can never pass away from ine
characters which they have formed CT modified
The hopes, the purposes, the tolls cannot be Tor
gotten But above all things their great object
and director mus; ever remain prominent IN IN
-tsrest and memory. Such attachment ls not trans
ferable and whatever changes come IN the move
ments Q; future years, however occasion may Pre-
sent new measures and new men, Sill this cevo-
non Will exc!ade all rivalry, and cen Gown 70
second love-