... faith in your cauee. I have spoken to my countrymen on its e behalf; and now, in writing this letter to you, I believe g I speak the sentiments and the heart's wish of every man in England who hopes for the freedom and it greatness of your country. Forgive ...

... and for which we do not want, and have never asked any compensation what- ever. It may appear a simple matter to many who speak confidently, but who are ignorant of the facts, to cut off a portion of the frontage; bat it is not the size of the piece, ...

... encouragement as the chief magistrate, I to anything that promoted great good amongst the E people of the town. [Hear, hear.] Speaking with I more immediate reference to the purpose of the meet- in,, the Mayor said they had a great object in view. Thry had ...

... prebided daring the past year. Aid GaESHAIT seconded the resolution with great pleasure. 1t wbs unnecessary to occupy time in speak- tog of the many excellent thing3 that might be said ol' the ex-nmayor, bat it might he stated that the past yeax had been ...

... attainment of its glorncos pur- posed. Of the part borne by the different states in securing this result we eta ait present speak only itl general terms, New England, as vow appears, lin honurmed herself once miske by standing with unbroken frott for the ...