Oration of Hon Albert S White With Other Proceedings At Lafayette Indiana
Oration of Hon Albert S White With Other Proceedings At Lafayette Indiana
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Your ora- tor is too young. Or if all these are mute, (and the dead speak not, ) we summon from the field of Tippecanoe, those heroes who, in that midnight affray, shed imperishable lustre on our infant arms. We invoke the shades ot Owen, Spen- cer, Daviess, Warrick, Randolph, Baen. We invoke thy spirit, Harrison, from the ethereal fields to which it is now translated. Alas, they come not to our call! Is there no witness of that last scene of fearful peril which ushered in the morning of securi...ty and happiness, upon a generation too apt to contemn the labors of their predecessors? Some hon- ored relics yet remain. Long may they live to sharejthe gratitude of their country, and wben late they return to heaven, may ihey bear full expiation to their comrades in arms for our momentary forgetfulness in the pride of our prosperity!
It is not the object of your orator to trace the history of a man who has stamped the impress of his character upon the whole surface of our country, and with the point of a dia- mond upon the West, but availing himself of so excellent a model to deduce from occasional passages of his history, morals and reflections which may excite others to a virtuous emulation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Your ora- tor is too young. Or if all these are mute, (and the dead speak not, ) we summon from the field of Tippecanoe, those heroes who, in that midnight affray, shed imperishable lustre on our infant arms. We invoke the shades ot Owen, Spen- cer, Daviess, Warrick, Randolph, Baen. We invoke thy spirit, Harrison, from the ethereal fields to which it is now translated. Alas, they come not to our call! Is there no witness of that last scene of fearful peril which ushered in the morning of securi...ty and happiness, upon a generation too apt to contemn the labors of their predecessors? Some hon- ored relics yet remain. Long may they live to sharejthe gratitude of their country, and wben late they return to heaven, may ihey bear full expiation to their comrades in arms for our momentary forgetfulness in the pride of our prosperity!
It is not the object of your orator to trace the history of a man who has stamped the impress of his character upon the whole surface of our country, and with the point of a dia- mond upon the West, but availing himself of so excellent a model to deduce from occasional passages of his history, morals and reflections which may excite others to a virtuous emulation.
What to read after Oration of Hon Albert S White With Other Proceedings At Lafayette Indiana?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Albert S Albert Smith White to read onlineMoreLess
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