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Independence Day Orations, July 4, 1876. ancestral virtue which gave it its glory, and with the firmest faith that growing time should neither obscure its luster nor reduce the ardor or discredit the sincerity of its observance. A reverent spirit has explored the lives of the men vho took part in the great transaction ;has unfolded their characters and exhibited to an admiring posterity the purity of their motives; the sagacity, the bravery, the fortitude, the perseverance which marked their conduct, and which secuied the nrpeity and permanence cf their work. Vir, ::: ..: GRA ri ij :U r;TS ji; w HjoF ITTG. Philosop hy has diviued th Vse crets ofall this power, land eloquence emblazoned the magnificence of all its re ults. The heroic war which fought out the acquiescence of the Old World in the independence of the New ;the manifold and masterly forms of noble character and of patient and serene wisdom which the great influences of the tin.es begat; the large and splendid scale on which these elevated purposes were wrought out, and the majes tic proportions to which they have been filled up; the unended line of eventful progress, casting ever backward a flood of light upon the sources of the original energy, and ever forward a promise and a prophecy of unexhausted power all these have been made familiar to our people by the genius and the devotion of historians and orators. The greatest statesmen ol the Old World for this same period of 100 years have traced the initial steps in these events, looked into the nature of the institutions thus founded, weighed by the Old World wisdom, and measured by recorded experience, the probable for tunes of this new adventure on an unknown sea. This circumspect and searching survey of our wide field of political and social experiment, no doubt, has brought them a diversity of judgment as to the past and of expectation as to
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