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. Catch words of patriotism. I to Equality before the law-. Motto of Nehras&a, admitted 1867. Let the safety of the peoplehe the supreme law. Motto of Missouri, admitted 1821. Stpr& Freedom works prosperity,industry, and wealth. Henri/ vPard Beecher.{Inauguration Day.) ^iVitk malice toward none,with charity for all, witnfirmness for the right as Godgives us to see the right, letus strive on to finish the workwe are in. —Abraham Lincoln, 1865. ^r tfrtfr- U L* i ?fl Mgj wam^^mumm^^^m m ~i #. b ; S STifth (Boston Massacre, 1770.) God chose these men to dieAs teachers ana types, that tohumble live
. Catch words of patriotism. I to Equality before the law-. Motto of Nehras&a, admitted 1867. Let the safety of the peoplehe the supreme law. Motto of Missouri, admitted 1821. Stpr& Freedom works prosperity,industry, and wealth. Henri/ vPard Beecher.{Inauguration Day.) ^iVitk malice toward none,with charity for all, witnfirmness for the right as Godgives us to see the right, letus strive on to finish the workwe are in. —Abraham Lincoln, 1865. ^r tfrtfr- U L* i ?fl Mgj wam^^mumm^^^m m ~i #. b ; S STifth (Boston Massacre, 1770.) God chose these men to dieAs teachers ana types, that tohumble lives may chiefaward he made;That from lowly ones, andrejected stones, the tem-ples base is laid. John Boyle OReilly. £txtlt Our government has trod-den down no man s liberties;it has crushed no State. Itsdaily respiration is liberty andpatriotism; its yet youthfulveins are full of enterprise andcourage, and honorable love ofglory and renown. Daniel ^Webster. tffr £r lA-TirA ft & Tne people s will is theprice of our liberty, and tneinspiration of our faith in tne XVepubllC. —Grover Cleveland. You can not fix bounds totne onward march of thisgreat country. You can notfetter tne limbs of the younggiant. He will burst all your chains. —Stephen A. Douglas. Ntttttjf Those nations which havegone m search of grandeur,power, and splendor, whilethey acquired those visionarytlessings, lost their freedom. Patrick Henry. a r
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