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.„™„ to whom that cordial salutation; thatpresence, 

 There remain, gentlemen, some to "^°"' '" „„j ,„„„,„ded ; that 



manl, in its reserve, exactmg respect e.en where t ^^^^^ ^^^ 



genial and ^f^'^l^^^":^:^^ iXU e'xpressio.l-as, indeed, 

 never received an unkind look, V.MC j ,^|j ,e,5,„t 



who eonld 1 Profound , ^ra^f-l*; '■>--- ^,^ ,,, ,,3 „,,„,;„. 



places; 't" *- ;;^'2S : th^Iig a^ion, or passively, .0 bis fa.e. Time 



tance-, they can bu 7''""' * ° . „ °„h„,„f ;, cannot utterly silence. 

 ma,assuaseagr,rf.belamen. -.^^e- ^^^^^^^ ^^^ ^^.^^ ^^^ 



.hettXuonf Iicb":r;'erennial, and our love, if not our faith, assures 



"^ ^ ' « The sweet remembrance of the just 



Shall flourish, when he sleeps in dust." 



All which is respectfully submitted. ^^^^^^^ ^^ LINCOLN, _ 



Secretary and Librarian. 

 Horticultural Hall, 

 WoECESTEK, Mass., November 3, A. D. 1869. 



