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the storm last night to liaten to the lecture given
hv n~ore. anrns- :, ia -, ~. &-..r.I ,1..,.
s.'st ~ AAa VI e1c 'anus o1 Ing 1a1nas-
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We haYe before al1udcd to tho distinctive cha,scr
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~ - ouuAes 'seIates' ~ Inc results OF &C
eutate osaof1c study OF the p!st, and keen ohser
vation Of tho present; and We Wish that helessous
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land Mr. sumner pictured 3psin, once almost \.
free as NC are, with representative tust1tu
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s- N - 41.A '4s''' az" ~A.A as3'ca1tasc
commerce and srt In prosperous Development
aad then showed her ALLEN stale, weak and patfu1,
~. ~ y. ~ ~4et4es Aa~ .n' '.s@ta. u so1'
stantIy repeated ptouuncfamfntoe. He showed rs
-. Aun W." "as no. o"e TO- "e 'haa1 o'
.or...at eo,sa..ta Jas ~ ~ -. 'sss s
tn interesting conversation with Humboldt. in
which h1ving propounded this theory, the vcoe.z-
"e sopo"s sepaea:
.Cnhs ani M snaiu a;at ar ~ III. "a Nit !.
!. ~ ~F. ea'e; e. tid aa mess yes wte
"the whole truth"
na and hom original Documents. Of the ercfpach-
has1s. snts upon n Popaaf government haTe speaai
long aEo y 1ae3 assr IN election which resulted
ecutive power, in ToEue viii fsctiou. sou.ht to
thst Snt3ss ~. ~ ..d .'y aSn
declared II to be tatM precedent, and All tnsrls
to send them to their post 81 intr restricted and
immeiase Ienoss se,-r s. I'm In n,,te lp
their little concesaton and how those very mer
taxation snd agitation which followed tEc abaa-
wese described ron actual ob+etvaaon. and sson!d
movements Of our time. Ii there, The ludiczd6s
nietn1s bins nte;ke aEete. es S.,, nna Liz it
T'T1d Ts. to!se e to the audience,
sion Of the diseoarse:
Could the spirit Of Spain, rey1cwin. its past c.
reez, speak to other nations 1t would, said Mr..
Summer, cty out with a voice Of warning: Beware
ofeveEJthing which limits the freedom Of thought
and the freedom Of speech. Sustain free press;
fear less its occasional licentfousnrss than the
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9'e1Ai nec"s% 'o7 "fons WHICH 4ol'o"n lis f1etce-
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csn,~. wh,c, ,rs III. h,s,, -, ,,.t,na ,-a,n..;
"AA~" a. sn' 'e1s Va 'a1't"k Pfoepse'
"'@'0 te@'S ~ ''1t 'eD''>nen tne p1ess'a:ss o'
government which shall secure peacc and pso=pesi-
ty fur thc future, plant yourselves firmly on your
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Conservatism Indicates ch.ngc. make that change
with reason aud with ca1uness. but never
IN moments Of panic, t.m2cr with your
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0N s0s eeA' fA'N>'ft' -
'puhA1 'o'e'e'sn's' ~ 'ns'@'1og ana Hala'oln-
irg In their full authority the narfst-ates vhon,
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the people hare elected to execute your LAVE.
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e~ 1'A@" Pe"e' a"" s11oacss etnl'e Ipon s0''1
land-so shall your roads eroan under the moyiEr
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M" co1'i'esee tn'ase-so scall so1f country stand
glorious and prosperous glorious and prosperous
because upholdtns Liberty founded on Law.
The enthusiastic aDp1auae Of the and,encc
urrruaro p.eTov.7 .-.orx,r
A' A7AoAH Al" soeihf2'
A11k0 Annual <.Meetang-'Hlect1on Of
Omcefs.
The Pastoral Ala socie.v , n,on,,,,+ .ra .n
Gent auxiliary and agent Of the Episcopal Church
VIA organized in November, 1s5s, and is made IN
Of e1srevneo and iAvn,r IT, oh,.sts sa,as ~ ~, ~
forth In tta Constitution. rs follows:
alton are, the s1teosion of the Protestant ant Epseo
her minister1 ""fs'''' ~
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