Memoirs of the Rhode Island Bar
Memoirs of the Rhode Island Bar
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Dec. 1783. Archibald Crary, R. J. Helme and Gen. Varnum, were appointed a committee to draught an address in the name of the legislature, to the Hon. Major General Nathan- iel Greene, on his return to this state ; which was reported as fol- lows : " Sir, The Governor and company, in General Assembly convened, present to you their sincerest congratulations, upon your happy return to this state. When they appointed you to the most hon- orable office in the service of your country, they anticipate...d the great events which have more than justified their expectations.
Your military conduct and achievements, so brilliant through the whole revolution, have excit- ed an unabated affection in the breasts of those who are friendly to the rights of mankind. The BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES. 117 citizens of this state, in particular, will hold you dear, while the tribute of praise is rendered only to the claims of virtue. May the same divine be- neficence which has secured to this state the bless- ings of peace and independence, continue to you every felicity that worthy actions estimated by gratitude and affection deserve.
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Dec. 1783. Archibald Crary, R. J. Helme and Gen. Varnum, were appointed a committee to draught an address in the name of the legislature, to the Hon. Major General Nathan- iel Greene, on his return to this state ; which was reported as fol- lows : " Sir, The Governor and company, in General Assembly convened, present to you their sincerest congratulations, upon your happy return to this state. When they appointed you to the most hon- orable office in the service of your country, they anticipate...d the great events which have more than justified their expectations.
Your military conduct and achievements, so brilliant through the whole revolution, have excit- ed an unabated affection in the breasts of those who are friendly to the rights of mankind. The BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES. 117 citizens of this state, in particular, will hold you dear, while the tribute of praise is rendered only to the claims of virtue. May the same divine be- neficence which has secured to this state the bless- ings of peace and independence, continue to you every felicity that worthy actions estimated by gratitude and affection deserve.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wilkins Updike to read onlineMoreLess
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