Addresses Delivered At the Complimentary Dinner Given to the Hon John B Weller
Addresses Delivered At the Complimentary Dinner Given to the Hon John B Weller
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That flag is consecrated by the blood spilt in our Revolutionary struggle, and is identified with our existence amongst the nations of the earth. When first displayed, it had thirteen stripes and thirteen stars in its folds. Kentucky, my native State and my home, was the fourteenth star added to the old thirteen. Many other glorious stars have been added since. California, the State which the Senator represents, is the thirty-first star and the last in 11 that glorious constellation; but there ...is room for many more. The lovers of equal rights and equal privileges rejoice as the con- stellation increases, because it is the flag of freedom. It is yours and it is mine, and, what is more, it is the flag of our Union. The intelligence and patriotism of our people have hitherto, under all circumstances, rallied to its support. It embraces in its folds both the old and the new States, and under its folds all have equal rights and equal privileges. Strike one star from that flag, and you destroy the Constitution and the Union of the States, and the future of the freest nation that has existed in the tide of time.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That flag is consecrated by the blood spilt in our Revolutionary struggle, and is identified with our existence amongst the nations of the earth. When first displayed, it had thirteen stripes and thirteen stars in its folds. Kentucky, my native State and my home, was the fourteenth star added to the old thirteen. Many other glorious stars have been added since. California, the State which the Senator represents, is the thirty-first star and the last in 11 that glorious constellation; but there ...is room for many more. The lovers of equal rights and equal privileges rejoice as the con- stellation increases, because it is the flag of freedom. It is yours and it is mine, and, what is more, it is the flag of our Union. The intelligence and patriotism of our people have hitherto, under all circumstances, rallied to its support. It embraces in its folds both the old and the new States, and under its folds all have equal rights and equal privileges. Strike one star from that flag, and you destroy the Constitution and the Union of the States, and the future of the freest nation that has existed in the tide of time.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Francke, Kuno, 1855-1930 to read onlineMoreLess
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