, 1855-07-27
Fourth at Grand Mound.

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md ma Conducted as follows:
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MUSIC
Reading Of the Declaration Of lndepen-
uehce oy H. H. Dursh'
Music.
Grafton by ]. W. Goodell.
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They were as follows -
l: The day we ceieorate-may It's an
nual return inspire the sons OF America
with the same true spirit which actuated
the trainers and Sgners OF me Declaration
Ut INDEPENDENCE
2. Republican Freedon-the terror of
Kings ou. n tne u"y SVae ol nope 10 down.
trouueh hluilohs'
3. The Heroes and Heroines of the
Revolution-their names shall endure as
long as the sun of liberty shall shine on
our country. May their sons and daugh-
tefs imlsAte tne purify ana patrlousm winch
imPei'eo 'neh 70 ac'ion'
4. The Flag OF our Country-may her
stars Increase in number and magnitude
until her ample folds shall wave over all
the earth.
MUSIC
D. Inc territory OF Washrngton-may
ner maghihceht waters' her GENIAL climate,
her productive SOIL her forests OF timber,
and ner many o'her undeveloped resources,
together with her enterprising people rem
der her worthy OF the name she bears, and
make her the hrst constellation in the gal
axy OF the Union
8. Our People-ihe sovereign people
may they unite the heroism and virtue of
Washington, with the patriotic zeal and
Intelligence OF Franklin, and the piety,
hrmness and love OF freedom OF our honor
ca rilgr'm Fatners'
I. Our Common Countryside United
States and Ierrltorles-vast in extent, rich
IN fertility, exalted IN beauty, inexhaustible
IN resources ana glorious INNER Tree, civil
A"u feisious 'ns.''"'lons. ....t
l. Independence Day = seventy-nine
years ago We proclaimed our independence,
snu We Uo" our Independence, ana we
I Iave AepS our lnuepenuehGe, ana we snail
AoeP our hruePe"uc"ce' nurrah lot Ihde-
Pe"uence Oay
MUSIC fah@se Dooats'
-sHi VOLUNTEER ToAsTs.
By Old Hopper. Woman
She is fair and gentle, Kind and true,
And bright as diamonds set in gold
Although their numbers here arc few,
Their moral worth can ne'er be told.
Let each Of Adams fallen sons,
whose heart is not IKE zero cold,
when ne sets out life's race to run,
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,by A. w. sargent. kepuollcanism-
may We ever study the character, initiate
the virtues and follow the precepts OF the
nooiehearted washington
By W. Goodel q Grand Mound Prai-
rie-zthe heart of Washington territory,
which is the heart of the United States,
which Is the heart Of the world.
Bv-the same The Ladies-G,od bless
them-tbey arc the sweetest Int rorest
fruita in Wssbipgton tarr;torv
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BY +. M. Sargent. Ladies-may you
always exercise that influence which you
have over the sterner. sex on the side of
virtue and freedom-frown upon all cow