 | 1824 - 494 pages
...feeble commendation, the names of departed patriots. Sir, monuments and eulogy belong to the dead. We give them, this day, to Warren and his associates....companions in arms, to Washington, to Greene, to Gates, Sullivan, and Lincoln. Sir, we have become reluctant to grant these, our highest and last honors, further.... | |
 | Richard Carlile - 1825 - 920 pages
...feeble commendation, the names of departed patriots. Sir, monuments and eulogy belong to the dead. We give them, this day, to Warren and his associates....companions in arms, to Washington, to Greene, to Gates, Sullivan and Lincoln. Sir, we have become relnctant to grant these, our highest and last honors, further.... | |
 | Daniel Webster - 1825 - 52 pages
...Sir, monuments and eulogy belong to the dead. We give them, this day, to Warren and his associa.es. On other occasions they have been given to your more...companions in arms, to Washington, to Greene, to Gates, Sullivan, and Lincoln. Sir, we have become reluctant to grant these, our highest and last honors, further.... | |
 | 1825 - 492 pages
...feehle commendation, the names of departed patriots. Sir, monuments and eulogy helong to the dead. We give them, this day, to Warren and his associates. On other occasions they have heen given to your more immediate companions in arms, to Washington, to Greene, to Gates, Sullivan,... | |
 | 1827 - 544 pages
...feeble commendation, the names of departed patriots. Sir, monuments and eulogy belong to the dead. We give them, this day, to Warren and his associates....companions in arms, to Washington, to Greene, to Gates, Sullivan and Lincoln. Sir, we have become reluctant to grant these, our highest and last honors, further.... | |
 | Samuel Phillips Newman - 1829 - 270 pages
...'•Sir, we have become reluctant to grant monuments and eulogies — our highest and best honours, further. We would gladly hold them yet back from the little remnant of that Immortal band. Serus in caelum redeas." Example 7. — "Mind is the great lever of all things." Example 8. The following... | |
 | Daniel Webster - 1830 - 518 pages
...feeble commendation, the names of departed patriots. Sir, monuments and eulogy belong to the dead. We give them, this day, to Warren and his associates....companions in arms, to Washington, to Greene, to Gates, Sullivan, and Lincoln. Sir, we have become reluctant to grant these, our highest and last honors, further.... | |
 | 1836 - 552 pages
...feeble commendation, the names of departed patriots. Sir, monuments and eulogy belong to the dead. We give them, this day, to Warren and his associates....companions in arms, — to Washington, to Greene, to Gates, Sullivan, and Lincoln. Sir, we have become reluctant to grant these, our highest and last honors, further.... | |
 | 1836 - 552 pages
...more immediate companions in arms, — to Washington, to Greene, to Gates, Sullivan, and Lincoln. Sir, we have become reluctant to grant these, our highest...back from the little remnant of that immortal band. Serus in cailum redeas. Illustrious as are your merits, yet far, oh, very far distant be the day, when... | |
 | 1836 - 550 pages
...feeble commendation, the names of departed patriots. Sir, monuments and eulogy belong to the dead. We give them, this day, to Warren and his associates. On other occasions, they have been given to your mora immediate companions in arms, — to Washington, to Greene, to Gates, Sullivan, and Lincoln. Sir,... | |
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Monuments and eulogy belong to the dead. We give them this day to Warren and his associates. On other occasions they have been given to your more immediate companions in arms, to Washington, to Greene, to Gates, to Sullivan, and to Lincoln. 
