. Die Geschichte unseres Landes von seiner Entdeckung durch Kolumbus bis zur Feier des hundertjährigen Jahrestages seiner Unabhängigkeitserklärung ... Ton und an Concord.Massen von Menschen strömten zu diesen Städten, patriotische Reden weremade, und eine edle Rede in beiden Städten, an diesem Memo-rable Tag geliefert. Zwei Monate später, am 17. Juni, als die anni-versary von Bunker Hills Schlacht in Charlestown gehalten wurde, die patri-otische Aufregung noch hoch lief, und die Straßen von Boston wurden mit glücklichen Massen fileded, und machte Homosexuell mit festlichen Prozessionen, in dasfigured so bemerkenswerte Männer wie General Sher

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. The history of our country from its discovery by Columbus to the celebration of the centennial anniversary of its declaration of independence ... ton and at Concord.Crowds of people flocked to these towns, patriotic speeches weremade, and a noble oration delivered in both towns, on this memo-rable day. Two months later, on the 17th of June, when the anni-versary of Bunker Hills Battle was kept in Charlestown, the patri-otic excitement still ran high, and the streets of Boston were filledwith happy crowds, and made gay with festive processions, in whichfigured such notable men as General Sherman and General Burn-side, and others of the army, while a regiment from Maryland, which had only a few years before been in hostile array against themen of Charlestown, now took peaceful part in the national holiday. On the last day of July 1875, Andrew Johnson, who had beenelected to the United States Senate by the Legislature of Tennesee, was attacked by paralysis and died after a brief illness. He wasone of the remarkable men of his country, a man without cultureand most limited opportunities in early life, who in spite of all THE END. 607. H?nry Wilson. disadvantages had taken the most distinguished position in thenation. A few months later, on the 22d of November, Henry Wilson, whose career was hardly less remarkable than that of Andrew John-son, also died of a similar attack.Like Johnson he had been born inthe lowest ranks of life, workingfor his daily bread from earliestboyhood, and climbing up all thesteps that lead to fortune, till hefilled the highest offices of trustand honor his country could be-stow. The celebrations of Lexington, Concord, and Bunker Hill growpale before the great approachingCentennial Exhibition, which is tobe held very shortly in the cityof Philadelphia, to commemorate our year of Independence, 1876.Its hundredth year opens on a nation, peaceful, rich in territory, with material improvements spreading far and wide over the land —in the iron rails o

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