...of thirteen states, to express the fond wishes of an American heart ; on this day, 1 have the honor, and enjoy the delight, to congratulate the Representatives...gratitude, affectionate devotion, and profound respect. This scene, this simple and unstudied expression of a nation's feelings towards its early and disinterested...

...vastly enlarged, on the realization of those wishes, even beyond every Лиman expectation, and нроп the almost infinite prospects we can with certainty...gratitude, affectionate devotion, and profound respect." After the GIBKBAL and the Members had resumed their seats, and a short pause occurred, Mr. MITCHELL,...

...realization of those wishes, even beyond every human expectation, and npon the almost infinite prospects \ve can with certainty anticipate. " Permit me, Mr. Speaker,...gratitude, affectionate devotion, and profound respect." After the GESKUAL and the Members liad resumed their seats, and a sh:irt pause occurred, Mr. MITCHELL,...

...infinite prospects we can with certainty anticipate. " Permit me, Mr. Speaker, and gentlemen of the (loose of Representatives, to join, to the expression of...those sentiments, a tribute of my lively gratitude, affectimtte devotion, and profound respect." After the GXHBRAL and the Members had resumed their seats,...

...on the realization of those wishes, even beyond every human expectation, and upon the almost infmite prospects we can with certainty anticipate. " Permit...of my lively gratitude, affectionate devotion, and prcvfound respect." After the General and the Members had resumed their seats, and a short pause ensued,...

...certainty anticipate ; permit me, Mr. Speaker, and gentlemen of the house of representatives, to join in the expression of those sentiments, a tribute of my...gratitude, affectionate devotion, and profound respect. This scene, this simple and unstudied expression of a nation's feelings towards its early and disinterested...

...revolutionary companions; yet it would be, oa m» p^.rt, uncandid and ungrateful most infinite prospect? we can with certainty anticipate; permit me, Mr. Speaker...gratitude, affectionate devotion, and profound respect. Both the address of the speaker and the reply of the general, were listened to with the profouodest...

...posterity has not begun for me, since, in the sons of my companions and friends, I find the same publick feelings ; and permit me to add, the same feelings...gratitude, affectionate devotion, and profound respect." To these honourable proceedings, a more substantial proof of the gratitude of the nation succeeded....

...; permit me, Mr. Speaker and gentlemen of the house of representatives, to join to the expressions of those sentiments, a tribute of my lively gratitude, affectionate devotion, and profound respect." To these honorable proceedings, a more substantial proof of the gratitude of the nation succeeded....

...have had the happiness to experience in their fathers. " Sir, I have been allowed, forty years ag», before a Committee of a Congress of thirteen States,...gratitude, affectionate devotion, and profound respect." After the General and the Members had resumed their seats, and a short pause ensued, Mr. Mitchell,...