New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-18

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=. WIZ reward Us as they have re-
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Ae Sa"e 'e'niins nature spreads around us nay,
o"h as we are, INTO new lneAhaustible and scarce
eAporea hemspnere nature presents to us aspects
anu suggestive as the old hemisphere offered to the
s' thinkers anu original pioneers in our art opportu
~ tor the exercise Oh the intellect, for the indulgence
~ 'A0 impulses are not rarer than formerly
"oiu, VIC na'e iame "'ehin our REACH more desira-
oe IMAM al otners ana more easily to be acquired in
fortunate hepuoic than elsewhere
Ley US tnenmnowsver snort OF them we may reach at
ar'nes-s emulate those great and benefcent men.
whose names shed usre and glory upon the annals Of
the profession
tuous resolves like these we owe to the teachers who
nave go assiduousy srven to nculcate the wisdom Of
'na' and VINO are themselves examples of the
requirements and position to which talent with study
perseverance and energy may attain The best thanks
return them for their attentions to us-and know
your gratitude is ardent and sincere mne-w be in
the recttude Of conduct both physicians and men, we
shall exhibit when longer under their supervision
We these vrtuous resolves to the section of our
country in which have been and educated Our
course will reflect upon native or adopted South and
be cited in her favor or to her discredit.
We these vrtuous resolves to those who have sent
hereto those who watch our progress with eyes
love to those at home How will they rejoice in our
prosperity how live anew in the reputation achieve
We owe these virtuous resolutions finally ourselves