Boston Town House Centennial Address Celebrates Liberty
A Boston crowd marks the second centennial of the Town House with an address by the Mayor and remarks by city leaders. The speaker emphasizes the building as a symbol of liberty, recounts its history, and praises the city’s civic virtues and education. The procession, crowds, and poems follow, with thanks extended to the orator and poet.
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Boston
State House
Cain
Common Council
Bigelow
Alde
Wemen
the Common Council
Tteir
Se‘sostris
Pyramids
Parthenon
Acropolis
Pericles
Parchas
Pompeii
Council
Senate
State Street
Supreme
Ley
Ormus
Ind
United States
Forest
Lockes
Sidneys
Miltons
Clarringtons
Europe
America
Fulton
House of Representatives
Adamses
Thachers
Hrawleys
Hancocks
Bowdoins
Quincys
Colonies
Hutchinson
Hlouse
King’s Street
Lic
Old South
Beore
Foreign Intelligence Notes on Belgian Unrest
Excerpts from foreign papers recount Brussels discontent and armed sentiment across Belgium. The Hague deputies report to the King on September convocation of the States General, while the Courier des Pays Bas describes a national mood demanding justice and liberty and warns against Dutch interference.
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New-York Spectator
The
Hague
States General
Brussels
Courier Des Pays Bay
Belgium
Liege
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