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 "iR tRIAeraaya et lAa hlsA eRASsN nr at Nanr nTHaRgiajiaa, H would have been impoaaihie ta aeteet far ohserN, aRca arr other civic holiday hsV,Rs as bread and fitting a signitieanee Ns this. It mcmorizes the birth of one whose glorious deeds are trans.emC- antly- above all others recorded in our national annals; and in memorizing the birth of Washington it commemo- rates the incarnation of all the virtues and al the ideals that made our na- ti9aali.v possible and gave it promise of growth and strength.e It is a holi- day that belongs exclusively to tue American people. All that Washing ton did was bound up in our national Iestiny. The battles he fought were foueht for American liberty. and the victories he won gave us national ip' dependence. His example of unsel- fish concecration and lofty patriotism made manifest as in an open book that those virtues were conditions not more vital to our nations beginning than to. its development and durability His faith in God and the foTtitude ot his faith, taught those for whom he wrought. that the surest strength of
 fhn nf Gods almighty arm. His universal and unaffected sympathy with those in every sphere of American life. his thorough knowledge of existing Amer. can conditions and h!s wonderful foresight of those yet to be- coupled with his powerful influence in the counsels of those who were to make Or mar the fate of an infant nation made him a tremendous factor in tho construction and adoption of the con. stitutiopal chart by which the course of the newly launched Republic could te safely sailed. And it was he who first took the helm and demonstrated for the guidance of all who might succeed him. how and in what spirit and intent. the responsibilities or onT chief naagistracy ehould be discharged
 If your observance of this dey were iuterzed to make r,ore secure the immorta! fame of Washington. Or to odd 4o the strencyi and beauty ot his imperishable monument built upon a nations affectionate remembrance your purpose would be useless. Masn ington has no need of you. But II every moment from the time he drew his sword in the cause of American independence to this hour. living oT remind our countrymen that Wash l.n.a. hn. lirad ana that his achieX..