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ELOQUENT PAssAaH- Extract from the ad-

 dress of Governor Everett, delivered at New

 Bedford in behalf nf the Bunker Hill Monu-

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 sa live at the foot of Bunker Hill, and en- deavoring in other things to shape my life and conduct by the rules of a sober prudence, own that here I give the reins up to the im- agination. Sometimes of faserene and cloud less night, when the moon and stars are keeping watch in their heavenly encanp- ment. or at the gray dawn, while all around is still wrapped in silence-before the migh- ty heart of the cities beneath has begun to beat with the pulsations of life and passion-- Isgo up to the summit of that sacred hill. yield myself willingly to the illusion of the place and the hour. The blood-dyed sods seem to heaye beneath my feet as press them their glorious tenantry start up from their beds Of fame-and gather-an awful the foot of that majestic shaft II read in their radiant faces, that the pious work nf their children is grateful to these sninsad heroas. \ perceive tn their henig. Tant conntenances fhat they behold. in what laalssady done . safe pledge that all will Do accomplished i'