An Address Delivered Before the New York Historical Society, February 23, 1852
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The Merrimac river, forming its eastern boundary, now so pleasant in scenery, and with so much richness and industry on its banks, was then a roaring and foaming stream, seeking its way amidst immense forests on either side, from the White Moun- tains to the sea. The settlers in this township were collected, and the promise or pledge proposed by the Continental Congress, of life and fortune, presented to them. " All," as the record says, " freely signed ex- cept two." In looking to this record,... thus connected with the men of my own birth-place, I confess I was grati- fied to find who were the signers, and who were the dissentients. Among the former was He, from whom I am immediately descended, with all his 43 brothers, and his whole kith and kin. This is sufficient emblazonry for my arms, enough of heraldry for me.* Are there young men before me, who wish to learn and to imitate the spirit of their ancestors, who wish to live and breathe in that spirit, who desire that every pulsation of their hearts, and every aspiration of their ambition shall be American and nothing but American ?
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The Merrimac river, forming its eastern boundary, now so pleasant in scenery, and with so much richness and industry on its banks, was then a roaring and foaming stream, seeking its way amidst immense forests on either side, from the White Moun- tains to the sea. The settlers in this township were collected, and the promise or pledge proposed by the Continental Congress, of life and fortune, presented to them. " All," as the record says, " freely signed ex- cept two." In looking to this record,... thus connected with the men of my own birth-place, I confess I was grati- fied to find who were the signers, and who were the dissentients. Among the former was He, from whom I am immediately descended, with all his 43 brothers, and his whole kith and kin. This is sufficient emblazonry for my arms, enough of heraldry for me.* Are there young men before me, who wish to learn and to imitate the spirit of their ancestors, who wish to live and breathe in that spirit, who desire that every pulsation of their hearts, and every aspiration of their ambition shall be American and nothing but American ?
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