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... are not, as they usually are, concocted to deceive. We must, however, receive them with suspicion. The 4th July being Independence Day, it was absolutely necessary to provide some pleasing excitement for the populace, and to raise their ardour to the enlisting ...
... are not, as they usually are, concocted to deceive. We must, however, receive them with suspicion. The 4th July . being Independence Day, it was absolutely necessary to provide some pleasing excitement for thepopulace, and to raise their ardour to the enlisting ...
... war. I such exertions necessary for the conservation of Napoleon appealed to the English Ministry of the . I Danish independence. day to do some public act which should show 1 The question of peace or war now depends upon English sympathy with his position ...
... President having accorded per- mission for a pic-nic of negro children, on the groundsof the Presidential mansion, on Independence Day. A New York paper of the Peace Democracy school speaks of it as ‘perhaps the most disgraceful sight to human eyes divine”—a ...
... Peabody, with Portrait and Illustrations; Memoir of Mr. Adams, the American Minister, with Portrait; article on 4th July, Independence Day, with Picture of George 111. receiving Joln3 Adams, the first American Minister. In the Holm, from January to June ...
... Peabody, with Portrait and Illustrations; Memoir of Mr. Adams, the American Minister, with Portrait; article on 4th July, Independence Day, with Picture of George 111. receiving John Adams, the first American Minister. In the Houn, from January to June ...
... to truck, and from stem to stera, with bunting. But the Amerioxun-owned ships wee not alone in the celebration of ‘* independence Day.” The splendid fleet of steamers belonginz to the Cuaard ; the Iaman Company; the Alian Company, and the National Steam ...
... Peabody, with Portrait and Illustrations; Memoir of Mr. Adams, the American Minister, with Portrait; article on 4th Jul'', Independence Day, with Picture of George 111. receiving Joh?! Adams, the first American Minister. In the LEISURE Hour, from January ...
... Peabody, with Portrait and Illustrations; Memoir of Mr. Adams, the American Minister, with Portrait; article on 4th July, Independence Day, with Picture of George 111. receiving John Adams, the first American Minister. In the LEISURE HOUR, from January ...
... Peabody, with Portrait and Illustrations; Memoir of Mr. Adams, the American Minister, with Portrait; article on 4th July, Independence Day, with Picture of George 111. receiving John Adams, the first American Minister. In the LEISURE HOUR, from January to ...
... Peabody, with Portrait and Illustrations; Memoir of Mr. Adams, the American Minister, with Portrait; article on 4th July, Independence Day, with Picture of George 111. receiving John Adams, the first American Minister. In the HOUR, from January to June, was ...
... July. The House of Representatives had rejected a resolution expressing gratification at the downfall of Maximilian. Independence day was enthu.siastically, celebrated throughout the North, but lathe South it was honoured principally by the freedmen and ...