Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-10-26
AMERICAN HYMN.

Lead u IN pathways Of Justice and Right;
Rulers a. vel a. the ruled. "one and all.
1ir1lle with virtue the srmor Of Might
Hsi three times hail t. chieftain and fae
Ruler a. well as the ruled. one and all.
Grille with virtue the srmor Of might
Hal THREE Times hail to chieitAin and nag
Rise up proud eagle rise mp to the clouds
spread thy broad winE- DER this fair western world
Fling from thy beak our banner II old
>liaw that u stisi n iaS freedom unfarisl
Hal three tinc- hair To our cheftain and fAE
Ping irum thy leak eur lear hammer u old
Shows THAI Il -till l. for Freedom unfaric,i
Hall fhrsr tune hail TO our rh cfsain ami faz
let Peace l., thy crown and channel a. INV ear
L,t Commerce snd Al Thy hanslmat'ien- h.
t,t-I prosper ami blc.- and save fr,.tn Mar.
Ana MAX" "a 90 Truth and Equity frsc
Hal fhr'c tiIne- bail 81 our vhestain and nag
,,cd prosper sn'i hie=- sni save from war.
Aui make "a Bon Truth and Equity irre
Hal thr'c tlmc' haA o. NuF chisitaia and hsg
The Bangort arnet Band. Harlow Lead
~. accompanied the vorali>ts. and the
hmm was rendered with fine effect Al it,
close. these Young girl approached and
one If them. Mis- Iotiie Sanger. prr>eHicd
The President with a beautiful bouquet.
and immediately the carriage was shower
"a - TN wr,aih- of cV.Tgrccn> and flowers
~ thu Afternoon dinner as> served 10
Noroml.ega Hall al which The distinguish
- gentlemen ~ bo'h coautrie, .at. attend
e.l hy hundreds. il no, a, Distinguished.
equally a. hungry and equally a. well
hi3eI to do justice othc ample and elegant
dinner prepared.
The venerable Df. Pond said grace. in
ie1rn' snl eloquent words" After din
uer. oi course. came the ~pecehc- a. amer
storm comes = calm. hut generally
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pIi affair. but thu Wa. an exception. for
.ii the talking wa excellent, some 81 the
-l.eech,- remarkable fine Thc President
Nj course. ha, q vivid recollection AZ an
time, Of the Old adagc. that e speech j.
SILVER silence 81 goIicu.' Tn =. John
~. speak % the President ihg.
President Grant when calI,-i uypn.
came i,rN and in a >hy. nervous Nay. ~
h.-ta;"d but once TOT word; rNcry Noni
tAAt he did utter was we'll chosen: Dr. ~
pressed The hope rather than 80. belief hat
II ihe continental results expected irnm
thr complexion ~ the road would br b.
t-inol and hc trusted That peace would
,t.t prevail h,tvryu highland aud Amer
el Simple a. hi- worl- were. anI plain
g. were lii- ufierauc~s and calmly ihrN
wete delivered. thcs NOR" hciittc,i the head
~ great Ha'tan than sus NOR, elaborate
language c"til Na,c d"uc.'
Thursday morning a,a O'Clock ,hc train
,tArie.l tor Naucehor, ou nv Hu- " Maluc
anil New Br8l-vleA where th- concluding
err'm,iic, Mere go he had. 10 far a. ,hc
Pre- .len'.ai Iary nci, tr ~. participants
IL, pilates we're laid Tor nNccn huudr.,l
r-..pir. unl-r d tl-t t.u' AuI ample fl--
re" Wa lone - = srl~uiii dinner Then
-4m- .l. -f--- he. ADJ ID; which verc very
Aaha-...f-. Vh..i. Was .u ID" .prrad eagle
-tfle. -iar.hlu- Massachusetts iu all ,lc
haa i'u" -ine" Pos landing 30 thc Pilgrims
u plymouth. IL alluded ID Lexington.
EuaA.r I'LL. tl, warAc. H. claimed
me- Na--aeit-,tt- thr credit II starting
Pre-. iria GRAMS administration GA the
r.Eilt road 81 success. financially II there
Aa- aai rhug that hr d.d uoi say io her
r+.... u NA- something THAT iii nos occur
p" ii'in. l. Wa evidently hunAuIn speech
'"r h"no consumption. anl for the next
contest bat the most ~
tA..i. ot uoPportunc speech that We ever
heard! lnerri.thi- tina, NAV De -ai,l ia IT,
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Boston Fl 'he huh "f the Universe. u.
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l-si hfir uo permanent settlement VA.
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tii"r "oA>ting along the shores oi Noya
>o"'iA. crossed the Bay Of fundy and di--
''Nrr'-i the maguiiiceii, river which lac
-allt+l =. John. The Indian name VA,
puang"ndy. This river j. i've hundred
NILE long. IL head Water being within
r." miles OF The river =. Lawrence. and
u Upper waters IN this state French
aohl"nian- Charles -. Esticnne, Lord Of
! -Ai""r' commenced a fort opposite Navy
Island ih the harbor Of 81. John ia 1885.
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