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asss.s V06UNTEBRSs ByIbe Pres. of the dag, Hon. F. WoLcorr. IAe Orator ofthe dag. A descendant of the Pilgrims, and an able advocate of their principles and virtues. By GOv. WoLcoTr, and remarks by ham. May prosperity and honour attend our as- sociates and friends, wherever they arc now convened and however widely they arc ,disp-rsed.

 And while on this great Jubilee of A. merican Independence, they pour libations in honour of the virtues which have sig nalized the age which has termin0ted may they recollect that they are all accountable agents for the invaluable Institutions which have been prepared for them. May they feel satisfied that exalted civil and military endowments are as necessary to the preser- vati0n as to the acquisition of Freedom :- That, as nations which have successfully resisted diversity, have frequently declined under the Embellishments of prosperity ;- may they resolve to transmit their great Inheritance to their successors, with every improvement of which it is susceptible ;- and may they kn0v that impartial awards of glory or shame certainly await their characters at the close of the era, which is now commencing.

 By Gen. M.sW WooDRuFF,a

 Ihe State of Conneccticut.

 May wisdom animate her councils, econo- my preside over her expenditures, and her sons be united by "patriotic ce-s ment" that will make her best interest the primary object oftheir political pur- suit.

 | By Dr. WM. BuEL. Ihe Ne,c- England Pikgrlms.

 Their principles have electrified the world.

 By Judge. WELcH. @ ; IHe Greeks. Perdition to the nations of Earope if they permit them to be conquered by the

 Turks. @ N By ASA BARNES, M. D. of Virgmia. Sectional prejudice the bGne of social ss,ioa. May liberal sentiments harmonize, "a gem erous confidence conciliate and estab- fish, a friendly intercourse with every part ofthe American Family

 ByJ. F. BRACE Esq. The emperor of Russia; when he takes a slice of Turkey, may he take care of the Greece.