History of the Town of Worthington
History of the Town of Worthington
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We tender to you, one and all, our kind greetings and earnest salutations. We see around us here to-day, the emblem of our nationality. While we are canvassing the reminiscences of the past, let us not forget the flag of our country. That flag was baptized with the best blood of the soldiers of the army of the Revolu- tion, and with the best blood of the soldiers of the war of the Rebellion. ITow if the present generation, and the genera- tions that may come after us shall prove as true and fai...thful to that ensign of American liberty, as our ancestors were true and faithful to it, as our soldiers were true and faithful to it, then we may confidently hope that other centennial celebra- tions may be had down to the latest posterity. May the seeds of fraternal union be sown in the hearts of this people to-day, that may unite us in one common purpose, to build up a record of the town more enduring than marble monuments.
Contrary to the hopes of all, the rain increased, and it was deemed useless to proceed further with the outdoor exercises, and so an adjournment to the church was carried.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We tender to you, one and all, our kind greetings and earnest salutations. We see around us here to-day, the emblem of our nationality. While we are canvassing the reminiscences of the past, let us not forget the flag of our country. That flag was baptized with the best blood of the soldiers of the army of the Revolu- tion, and with the best blood of the soldiers of the war of the Rebellion. ITow if the present generation, and the genera- tions that may come after us shall prove as true and fai...thful to that ensign of American liberty, as our ancestors were true and faithful to it, as our soldiers were true and faithful to it, then we may confidently hope that other centennial celebra- tions may be had down to the latest posterity. May the seeds of fraternal union be sown in the hearts of this people to-day, that may unite us in one common purpose, to build up a record of the town more enduring than marble monuments.
Contrary to the hopes of all, the rain increased, and it was deemed useless to proceed further with the outdoor exercises, and so an adjournment to the church was carried.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Clay Rice to read onlineMoreLess
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