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Fourth Of Jaly.-The SGD anniversary Of finer
ican Independence is about to dawn upon the world.
1t is day when every treeman's heart throbs with
exulting emotion. In this paper we have publish
ed that declaration, to the maintenance of which,
our fathers pledged sther lives, fortunes, and
sacred honor' 1t is declaration which every
child should be learned to repeat, in lisping inian
cy and to cherish in maturcr years. A declaration
which has immortaized the 4th of July '76 and
made that the day of freedoms birth. Every
American should rush to its celebration, in some
form or other; offer up praise to Divine Provi-
dence, ON whom our fathers relied, for the bles
sings which that day has showcred upon our land
or pledge in the o'ertowing bowl, to those great
spirits who fearlessly took upon themselves the
perls and privations, Of giving liberty to nation
Of freeing whole people from bondage. A fire


quent recurrence to the scenes Of that period, viii
show us tile cost Of liberty, impress upon us its i'm


mense value, and teach US to preserve it, by re


newing the pledges. tAat our fathers gave.


But at what crisis does our Country's nata


day recur TO rs, crisis pregnant with good