Centennial Commemoration of the Burning of Fairfield Connecticut By the Britis

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" God bless you all here to-day, God bless Connecticut, God bless my Country. " After this " Columbia the Gem of the Ocean " was sung by the united Choirs.
Then Dr. Osgood said that the next speaker had been brought by express, a fifteen hours journey to meet this occasion, and alike as an old Fairfield resi- dent and representative, and as a typical American, he belonged here now. It had been his task to give 74 our people innocent recreation — to make Americans laugh without being foolish. Hi...s motto had been "laugh and be wise" by amusement without impro- priety or excess. He had reason to thank Mr. Bar- num for the finest music he had ever had, and for allowing the American people to hear Jenny Lind sing " I know that my Redeemer liveth. " Mr. Bar- num will now speak upon " Self control essential in a Republic. " MR. BARNUM ON SELF CONTROL IN REPUBLICS.
Mr. Barnum said he supposed he should have to make a spread-eagle speech, but he thought it would be hard to squeeze the eagle into five minutes ; it generally took orators an hour and a half.

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