Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-09-05
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b. p. S. Ruler.

I.~E-'Ihr .fnt old English GcuNemaa.
.a'sr- 'oua rev Wing song to he sung in "a.
NE old gentleman whose name you've hear
"..n grateful country has new honors now il
&c fame will he the nations bonst tilI time shal
Am .triot and lrse gentleman all of,he oldcn time
'rH- o'v years ago twas first he heard his country
A-. liny he's served her since in cabinet aud hsu
b. .r' irons or adverse times, whatever might bea,I
- t''7 sendN stood for her To sacrifice bis ali.
... patriotic gentleman all Ui The olden time
'ea hundred aud fourteen the people did uo
-. -'."r- are enhanced in value when rayerscd b,
We alone Ia hIs foresight and wisdom it woul,
i've Navigation ofour nohle.r western stream
always was patriot all OF the oden time.
= hundred nineteen the Missouri question rose
tnion suffered from false TREND, more than
- from forr--
IS hrSun'on's clouds ahoyo our laud brgan Ia
'hc elements aud 81 He'd them to rrrose
'rsman nnG true patriot all Of the olicn
80 when civil strife digging Frerlon,'s
's' when the tini fed. and even stood .tiI
brave,
.v calmel the tempest aud his voice the stormy
I'd he Second time hi. ll.loy,d country
.' l,ri"t and true gentleman all Of the od,n
"no.
... ~ s. 1sH served his country through many filth
armed honors he resigned and sough, a far.
s.. ha'. the whis candidate let, have no doubt.
..r ears,
.... be our next President-so let us give three
,aiy Clay the patriot, all OF the oldcn time.
-.
'ssLE usE OF WE,Lru-Thc people or
' md Massachusetts cherish their public
..,. h as their choic, 81 Jewels, aud well they
r.-- Or ihoy reflect the most brilliant and
living lustre on that glorious commonwealth
O.. rr.dout uccrrred at Boston n short time
s..-. Al ih' festival consequent upon the an
.... .uh'ie exercises or the schools, that is So
~. aa', .o Ihr party, aud exhibits such a no.
- appreciation TO tie true uses or wealth,
.H. deserves widespread mcnlicn
the aNeruoou of Wednesday, the medal
''7,s. teachers, school committees, cty Off.
- s., met ~ fanucil Hall, whore address.
., adapted to the occasion, were delivered by
.l. Ney or and other gentlemen. One Of them
.t.r abiding 10 the efforts TO collect a prize
.. 'la High School, read the following char.
...rst.r note. Wealth in such hands is, in.
...' blessing.
pusroS, Angus, ls, 1874
..r brtE SIR Wy son informed me on
.Iru rom Newport last evening, 10 which /
. ..H .'is afternoon, that you had called for l
.urpu-r ol asl ing donation for me to AID .
..lng fund which will produce ninety
.7-s p.r auGuui, to bo distributed in medals,
...'s, a. among those pupils Of the High 1
tuul IS Ib may tAcrl IN the various branches l
.| ..arrir- trught ~ HAT valuable institution
I'D. %. presrnt to you my thanks for the or.
.....aH} ,Grd'd we of bearing testimony IT,
.I, high ..'imliirn I haze always placed upon
.gr r bic schools, ard the interest I still II
t.t,.a.p 'uf their prosperity The system Of.
Schools ~ New England deem ono oil
c...t. 'Ifies, and upon the preservation uf
t. TO- s,.'.u rsg's " great measure the per |
..t..u., ~ .ur civil ard religious institutions
altr not time ~ say more, but beg tp place
. fis disposal uf Joursrlfaud other members
.. +.s Committee, the sum of Two thousand
t.lrr,. which presume will he ample to car
r 1I' the plan you have indicated. \
pray yon,' dear SIR, to accept the assurances
8. uh Vii,h remain, II
Your ficnd and servant NJ
ABBOTT LAWEfNCE II
ifou W. }. Hrts,RD. \