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beng considered By The IA
tons representative He clear
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EagnEfeent audience. among
whom we-s the faculty OF the
EiFe-sIty- the trustees the
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gEisaet citizens that II vas a
humane and religious duty TO
add 70 The territory Of the INT
ted states these Islands thar
have been % xofaIly misgov-
ernee by spain and her corrupt
O1seI4t-- That II the light q;
tn p4st AisrO-y Of both govern
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DESTINY Of this republic the
11ly ,r1s and successful repzb-
LIZ since the world begun to
LIZ t1e oppressive yoke from
tn- aecks Of these unfortunate
s4hseet- Of SPAN Who bad suf-
Erred scores Of generations
ron their EnkGnane and bar
oar01- rulers In hi= care
fgfly connected reveis of the
worlds history he denonstra-
ted 20 he niznIseenr audience
that kl- deductions we're I'M
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"a Tuesday night. according
10 their time hoaored custom
the snnlAI meeting OF the Alum
n OF the University vas eele-
DRAFTED and two Of is memb~r~
entertained a large and bril-
liant audience With short. but
zo-i appropriate speeches The
s1a24i orator was the Hon
Monroe AeClarg- the we'll
AHos1 attorney on the Carroll
ton bar. Mr.. NeClarx il m
coGbssdly one Of the most prom
IsIng yoang statesmen in Ms
slsszppi and II would be inpo~-
sibie TO and a stronger or more
loyal friend TO the old instItu-
Eon- Judge J2s- g. Longs,reef.
oGr honoEed Chancellor xnd an
alumni Of 20 years. delivered
one Of the most eloquent
speeches IL has ever been our
pleasure to hear. Ii Is never
any effort for this charming ora
tor To weave beautiful foxers
Of rhetoric into xrearhs To
sdorn the logic Of his briIi,zn,
intellect The University has
none more loyal than the az
eonplished lawyer and jarist.
Judge Jas C. Longstreet-
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