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The monument which marks the spot
where the gallant Lawrence sleeps, in
Trinity church yard, is cramble mass of
ruing. This is disgraceful. Is there not
patriotism enough in this great city to rear
shaft to the memery of the heroic man,
who, in the agonies of death, thought
only of his country's honoI; whose last
words were "DoN'L GIVE Ur THE sHiPw
Ills enemies would have placed stone to
mark the resting place of brace and
chivalrous foe Will his countrymen do
less? Let the pile of rubbish which en-
chambers his rave be cleared away. 1t
nothing more, let slab be placdd above
his dust, to tell the passer by where Law
renee sleeps N. Y. Aurora.