The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1892-10-29

and adornments.. when we consider their
beauty M rapidity Of realisation, they
would seem to be evoked at o wizards touch
q fion Ai aaa acco 1a%pi nsaase f FOR the e arehitses
and builder, for the artist and artisan, may
not now detain me, for in the year to
come, in the mouths Of all men it will %
achievements Of the two Americas and to
place na,s+1 them =; side lie BY s,s aide x With the te a tns and and
that we may be stimulated and encouraged
to new endeavors. Columbus is not in
chains nor are Columbian ideas in letters.
dome Of the capital with kneeling, figures
about him, betokening no longer the con-
triton of his followers, but
The Homage OF Mankind,
with erect form and lofty mein, imiating
these children Of the new world TO higher
facts and holder theortts. We can predich.
pate the character and value ct any Of our
R Ro!!e g t aaaae' Who )" vim Co come s1 fronS tie 8Sse neas
and distant regions Of our country will
themselves make part Of The national e.
fathers ss q New S e 4s1Sine Il the Gs s sturdy Rt'f Hal.
lander who IL 1924 bought the 1900
sum Of $24. Of the %adherents Of the old
Christian faith who found . resting place
in Baltimore. Of the Quaksrs and Falatine
New 1erse wno Of s tie H%uF IN astan VIC iied tr aaa
81 revocation Of the Edict Of Nantes 70
the the' so ut .u Of i fSep refugees aes A rom s ssysss 1e
IL ian Ss1'f n S Saa e cs Goa1ies WITH them a ai.o
ne Tie s ahaus haSs n II. p etser Clinics Ii In t %ho f haV:
Joined In the exhibition.
We trust that from the lands beyond the
Competition com OF to point eu u to more e1css.
epr product to excite f{hsir aamiraton. "
e. ns Es'e %osid ths %he ts t sons et@ e Ess se e
efforts have been made In the cause Of
freedom and progress by Washington and
Grant, by Bolivar and Juarez and Tous-
saint L'Ouverture. by Fulton and Morse
We are near the beginning Of another
century, and II no serious change occurs IN
our present growth, in the year 1885, in the
lifetime Of many now in manhood, the Eng.
Nun nsns sReaakss 1880 See 81. ANA q or :A tRe% 5 %a'i
Bright in q burst Of impassioned eloQuence
predicts one people, one language. one Law
ana one the f bam;; ~ ana 1, all over tn the . vide Eass,s cont g.
the oppressed Of every race and cline. II
the time should ever come when men trtfe
With the public conscience. let me predict
language Of Milton: 'Methinks I see in mind
9 noble and puissant nation rousing herself
iike e strong nan after slesp and shaking
a. s1;s eagle renewing her mighty youth til and ns,I kin.
beam; purging and unscaling her long
abused sight at the fountain itself Of heav:
timorous and docking birds with those also
that love the twilight autter about amased
ct what she means.''
ment Of the United States, I hereby dedi.
cate these buildings and their appurtenances
intended BY the congress Of the United
States for the use Of the worlds Columbian
exposition, to the worlds progress in art, In
science, in agriculture and in manufacturer.
I dedicate them to humanity.
The conclusion Of this was the signal for
loud and long continued applause, and when
the vice president. stepped forward to bow
women rose to their feet and gave him .