Testimonial Souvenir Joseph Benson Foraker Sketch of the Cincinnati Banquet Gi
Testimonial Souvenir Joseph Benson Foraker Sketch of the Cincinnati Banquet Gi
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" It is well that once in a while we should turn our eyes from trade and traffic and turn them back to the history of our country and resolve that we will establish here a higher citizenship — that we will do more for humanity. What we ask here is, that our guest should lead and we will follow. (Cheers and applause. ) Mayor Caldwell: The next speaker — Col. Wm. B. Melish will respond to the toast "The Croaker. " Col. Melish needs no introduction to a Cincinnati audience. He has been successful ...in commercial life ; prominent in social affairs ; and we presage for him a very honorable and brilliant military career. Now that he is promoted to that exalted military position of Colonel — Gentlemen — I present Col. Wm. B. Melish.
\V. B. MELISH.
Speech by Col. W. B. Melish.
THE CROAKER, . . . Coi.. W. B. Mki. Ish.
'' An old frog lived in a dismal swatnj) In a dismal kind of a way ; And all he did, whatever befell Was to croak the live long day. " Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen : I am aware that it lacks but a few minutes of Sunday, therefore, as soon as the noise made by the Sunday-School scholars leaving the hall permits, we will proceed with the next toast of the evening, "The Croaker.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" It is well that once in a while we should turn our eyes from trade and traffic and turn them back to the history of our country and resolve that we will establish here a higher citizenship — that we will do more for humanity. What we ask here is, that our guest should lead and we will follow. (Cheers and applause. ) Mayor Caldwell: The next speaker — Col. Wm. B. Melish will respond to the toast "The Croaker. " Col. Melish needs no introduction to a Cincinnati audience. He has been successful ...in commercial life ; prominent in social affairs ; and we presage for him a very honorable and brilliant military career. Now that he is promoted to that exalted military position of Colonel — Gentlemen — I present Col. Wm. B. Melish.
\V. B. MELISH.
Speech by Col. W. B. Melish.
THE CROAKER, . . . Coi.. W. B. Mki. Ish.
'' An old frog lived in a dismal swatnj) In a dismal kind of a way ; And all he did, whatever befell Was to croak the live long day. " Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen : I am aware that it lacks but a few minutes of Sunday, therefore, as soon as the noise made by the Sunday-School scholars leaving the hall permits, we will proceed with the next toast of the evening, "The Croaker.
What to read after Testimonial Souvenir Joseph Benson Foraker Sketch of the Cincinnati Banquet Gi?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Mathews to read onlineMoreLess
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