Civil And Religious Equality An Oration Delivered At the Fourth Commemoration
Civil And Religious Equality An Oration Delivered At the Fourth Commemoration
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I regret very sin- cerely to find now, that my official engagements at Annapolis dui'ing the present month, will deprive me of the pleasure of participating with you in the proposed celebration.
More then two centuries have passed away since the voices of the Pilgrims of Maryland were lifted up from the shore of "old St. Mary's, " to celebrate the joyous occasion of the first landing and settlement of the infant colony. The wisdom, justice, moderation, and charity which characterised the coloni...sts of Maryland, in all their intercourse with the savage tribes around them, and the heroism displayed, under privations and amid the trying and perilous scenes 16 through which they passed, have not been surpassed by any people of whom history gives us an account, and fui-nish the occasion of just pride and exulta- tion to the entire people of the State.
A visit at any time to this consecrated spot, where the fathers and founders of the State laid broad and deep the foimdations of our government, would be an occasion of the deepest interest ; but at the present time, when the spirit of intolerance and bigotry seem so rife in the land, and when so large a portion of oiir coimtrymen seem ready to ignore the veiy principles and objects for which, under Providence, our Government was established, it is particulai'ly appropriate to recur to these primitive times, and to commemorate an event especially dear to the people of Maryland, and held in grateful remembrance and veneration by all who appreciate the blessings of civil and religious freedom.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I regret very sin- cerely to find now, that my official engagements at Annapolis dui'ing the present month, will deprive me of the pleasure of participating with you in the proposed celebration.
More then two centuries have passed away since the voices of the Pilgrims of Maryland were lifted up from the shore of "old St. Mary's, " to celebrate the joyous occasion of the first landing and settlement of the infant colony. The wisdom, justice, moderation, and charity which characterised the coloni...sts of Maryland, in all their intercourse with the savage tribes around them, and the heroism displayed, under privations and amid the trying and perilous scenes 16 through which they passed, have not been surpassed by any people of whom history gives us an account, and fui-nish the occasion of just pride and exulta- tion to the entire people of the State.
A visit at any time to this consecrated spot, where the fathers and founders of the State laid broad and deep the foimdations of our government, would be an occasion of the deepest interest ; but at the present time, when the spirit of intolerance and bigotry seem so rife in the land, and when so large a portion of oiir coimtrymen seem ready to ignore the veiy principles and objects for which, under Providence, our Government was established, it is particulai'ly appropriate to recur to these primitive times, and to commemorate an event especially dear to the people of Maryland, and held in grateful remembrance and veneration by all who appreciate the blessings of civil and religious freedom.
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