The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-13

sal obedience to law, when law is whsA
it ought to be.
Liberty walks hand in hand with
God. 1t was this sentiment that pre-
served the union.
Our heritage was endangered whey
Sumpter was fired on. and thousands
sprang to the rescue to preserve tha
heritage, unmarried, of American eitt-
zenship
The nations financial honor is my A.
nancial honor, and that is why don't
believe in 16 to 1. (Applause.) say
that when a. dollar is only worth 50
cents, every man in the country la
branded thief by the legislation thar
makes such coin current. I want the
American dollar to be worth 100 cents
in every clearing house on the planet.
tGreat applause.)
Lastly, the Pilgrims were God-fear,.
ing. That was the root and the trunk
from which branched liberty and law.
They planted the school houses and tho
church near each other. They had
the primer and the Bible. AS soon al
a mans eyes are opened by the Bible,
he fears neither pope nor king, man OF
devil, only God l. stirs the passion
for personal liberty within him. Ba
has 3, reverence for law. It makes
him hberty-loving and law-abiding.
L1berty-loving, lawabiding, God-fear-
ing, were the fathers, and they laid
broad and deep the foundations for the
country. Liberty-loving, law-abiding.
God-fearing, we, their sons and daugfls
tiers, must be, and our children, too, Il
we are to perpetuate the work they be-.
gan and make all nations our arua
friends and grateful debtors.
After a vote of thanks which Rev.
DR.. McCullagh moved, the meeting adj
| 1ourned.
Among those present were the follow
ing:
, e. r. Goodwin, Charles w Gray,
Homer P. Lewis, J. Edgar Dickson,
q. Eldred, Frank A. Smith, H B. Lin
coin, M. M. Taylor f. H. Marble, w.
M. Spaulding, Mr. and Mrs B. w Pot
ter, W. S. Hawkes., George S. Dodge,
Mrs. G. S. Dodge, w. P. Powell Mrs.
W. P. Powell, Charles N. Prouty, Jas.
E. Orr.
Clinton Alvord, Samuel r Haywood,
H. Hammond, Arthur II. Sagendorph,
Fred E. Ames, Henry Brannon. Josiah
Perry, Henry Bigelow, A. H. Stone, J.
w. Gould, Sidney Crawford W. Fl.
Greenfield, G. Il. Marble, s. w. Brown,
L. P. Gould, John w. Higgins, J. r,
Gaylord, Rev. M. A, Breed. Westboro,
berlain, George I. Alden. C. r. Carroll,
Rev. G. p. Eastman, Millhury, r. W.
Ruggles, John A. Sherman.
George L. Newton, A. c. Munroe,
Rev. l. NJ. Wilcox Rev. Archibald
McCUllagh, C. A. Bartlett, ]. A. Tat
man. Eben w. HoXie, w. P. Rowell,
T. Waldo Cutler, Rev. Charles A.
White of Princeton, Edward G. Wat
kins of Gardner, DIR. and Mrs. Royal p.
Watkins of Worcester, Albert L. Smith,
Rev. John +. Dodge, Mrs. John Il.
Dodge, Rev. John E. futile. Mrs. e. II.
Trowbridge, DR.. E. II. Trowbridge Dir.
Edward Swasey F. e. Kimball, e. L.
Watson, II. p. Starr, II. w. Goddard.
Samuel A. Pratt. o. c. Bailey, G. r.
White, H. L. Miller, William Wood
ward, Prescott G. Kent, c. H. Stearns,
II. Ward Bates Thomas Hamilton. Arr
thur L. Gray, C. E. Summer, A. H,
Coolidge, c. r. Greene, G. Henry Whit
comb, John c. Berry. Birney A. Robin--
son, Clarence H. White, Rufus M Taft,
Elmer G. Tucker, Mr.. and Mrs. Inman
L. Wilcox, Mrs. A. q. Conrad, Ephraim
Tucker, Jr.. A. e. Wilson, DR.. George
f. Forbes, i. A. Murdoch. William H.
Prouty, E. w. Norwood, H. w. Cobb.