Address of Jm Dickinson the Centennial of the Admission of the State of Tenne
Address of Jm Dickinson the Centennial of the Admission of the State of Tenne
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They knew its protection would only be invoked for the infirm, that " noblesse oblige " would be the watchward of Ten- nesseans, and that they would give to the world the sublime spectacle of a volunteer soldiery. Her sons have never waited for their country to utter a call of distress. They have always borne upon their shields the proud device, " I volunteer. " This spirit is a heritage that has been transmitted, un- 23 diminished to this day. The patriotism of Tennesseans has lost none of its... intensity. Neither time, nor luxury, nor the civil war has cooled their ardor. If theif country' shall need their services, let other States look to their laurels, for Tennesseans will find a place "near the music of the guns. " Let not Spain, nor England, cherish the delusion that Tennessee will, on account of the civil war, be disaffected or falter in her support of the American flag. If the oc- casion shall come, Spain will hear, renewed from their de- scendants, the stern defiance which rang from Tennesseans when they planted the stars and stripes upon the walls of Pensacola, and England will again be greeted with the hospitality that welcomed at Chalmette the flower of her chivalry.
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They knew its protection would only be invoked for the infirm, that " noblesse oblige " would be the watchward of Ten- nesseans, and that they would give to the world the sublime spectacle of a volunteer soldiery. Her sons have never waited for their country to utter a call of distress. They have always borne upon their shields the proud device, " I volunteer. " This spirit is a heritage that has been transmitted, un- 23 diminished to this day. The patriotism of Tennesseans has lost none of its... intensity. Neither time, nor luxury, nor the civil war has cooled their ardor. If theif country' shall need their services, let other States look to their laurels, for Tennesseans will find a place "near the music of the guns. " Let not Spain, nor England, cherish the delusion that Tennessee will, on account of the civil war, be disaffected or falter in her support of the American flag. If the oc- casion shall come, Spain will hear, renewed from their de- scendants, the stern defiance which rang from Tennesseans when they planted the stars and stripes upon the walls of Pensacola, and England will again be greeted with the hospitality that welcomed at Chalmette the flower of her chivalry.
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