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Oration and Temperance Anniversary in Decatur
In Decatur on July 7 1843 WM H Dabney replies to a note and delivers his address to the Temperance Society. The Presbyterian Church overflowed as the first anniversary of the Decatur Total Abstinence Society was observed with a pitcher banner inscribed Cold Water and the motto Hold fast that which is good.
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Decatur
Washingtonian
W. A. Dasery
Decatur Total Abstinence Society
Presbyterian
Temperance Society
A Nation Built on Liberal Principles and Liberty
A speech recounts sixty seven years since separation from Britain, praising liberty, democracy, and the spread of liberal institutions. It links progress to education, industry, and moral culture, warns against vice and despotism, and notes the influence of printing, reform, and national unity in the United States and Europe.
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New World
Crown
England
Earth
Heaven
Luther
Europe
United States
Mahomet
House of Commons
Seagist Isle
Galaxy of Nations
Angen Aro
Egypt
Greece
Venice
South America
Franco
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Whushingtonian
James McCapperty
WM. H. Dabney
Messrs
Wm. Ezzard
John W. Fowler
Levi Willard
L. C. Simpson
R. M. Brown
T. B. George
Comittee