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Eloquence.-The following is an extract
from Jubilee Grafton, delivered in Ohio
The Orator was probably enjoying by anti
cipation the ''choice nectar" that was to fol-
low the delivery of his speech.


Fayette Observer.
"And if we may be allowed to draw fan
ciful supposition at that instant on a presen-
tation of copy [of the Declaration Of indie
pendence] to love, by the Goddess Of Liber-
ty, he exclaims with voice of thunder,-
Mercury! Mercury!l tell Bacchus to roll
out the barrels-fill the goblets with the
choicest nectar: tor this day nation is born,
the Queen of the world and the child of the
skies"