Oration of Henry Armitt Brown : On the One Hundredth Anniversary of the Meeting of Congress in Carpenters' Hall And Proceedings in Connection Therewith
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bowed windows of their low-roofed houses, little dreaming-, perhaps, that these are the fathers of a republic for the sake of which their hearts are soon to be wrung and their homes made desolate. Here a royalist — "Tory" he is soon to be called — turns out for them to pass, scarcely attempting to hide the sneer that trembles on his lips, or some stern-browed Friend, a man of peace, his broad-brimmed hat set firmly on his head, goes by, with measured footsteps, on the other side. Yonder urchin,... playing by the roadside, turns his head suddenly to stare at this stately com- pany. Does he dream of the wonders he shall live to see ? Men whose names his children shall revere through all descending generations have brushed by him while he played, and yet he knows them not.
And so along the street, and down the narrow court, and up the broad steps the Congress takes its way.
The place of meeting has been well chosen. Some of the Pennsylvanians would have preferred the State- House, but that is the seat of Government, and the Assembly, which has adjourned, has made no pro- vision for the meeting of Congress there.
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bowed windows of their low-roofed houses, little dreaming-, perhaps, that these are the fathers of a republic for the sake of which their hearts are soon to be wrung and their homes made desolate. Here a royalist — "Tory" he is soon to be called — turns out for them to pass, scarcely attempting to hide the sneer that trembles on his lips, or some stern-browed Friend, a man of peace, his broad-brimmed hat set firmly on his head, goes by, with measured footsteps, on the other side. Yonder urchin,... playing by the roadside, turns his head suddenly to stare at this stately com- pany. Does he dream of the wonders he shall live to see ? Men whose names his children shall revere through all descending generations have brushed by him while he played, and yet he knows them not.
And so along the street, and down the narrow court, and up the broad steps the Congress takes its way.
The place of meeting has been well chosen. Some of the Pennsylvanians would have preferred the State- House, but that is the seat of Government, and the Assembly, which has adjourned, has made no pro- vision for the meeting of Congress there.
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