{"newspaper_name": "The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register.", "edition": "01", "page": "p4", "byline": ""}
the pageant splcndours that ever glittered
to the sun, when looked his burning eye on
a sight like this,-Of all the miriads that
have come and gone, what cherished minlon
ever ruled an hour like this, Many have
struck the redeeming blow for their own
freedom, but who, ke this man has barred
his bosom in the cause Of strangers, Others
have lived in the love of their own people,
but who like this man. has drank his sweet
est cup OF welcome with another, Matchlcss
chief! Of glory 5 a,mortal tablets. there is
one for him, for him alone Oblivion Shall
never saroud its s9leniour; the everlasting
fame Of liberty shall guard it, that the gen
erations Of mcn may repcat the name re-
corded there, the beloved nane Of Lafayette.


Spr0gHr& 4h. ofJuiy Oration.