Discourse On the National Fast May 14 1841 Observed On Occasion of the Dea
Discourse On the National Fast May 14 1841 Observed On Occasion of the Dea
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Subsequent misfortunes prevented his doing so, as he was desirous to bring some money with him to commence farming operations. His bad fortune still con- tinues, having been several times shipwrecked within a few years. He says that himself and family are now in such a situation that the humblest employment would be acceptable to him, and I write this to recommend him lo your favorable notice. I am persuaded that no one possesses, in a higher degree, the virtues of fidelity, honesty, and indefa...tigable in- dustry 5 and, I might add, of indomitable bravery, if that was a qualitj necessary for the kind of employment he seeksi Yours very truly, W. H. HARRISON.
Edward Curtis, Es^. , Collector, iSj-c. Of New York.
17 mourn him, much has been done to give vahie and currency to the gentler virtues and the more amiable dispositions. Much of his life was passed among rough and violent men, in rough and violent scenes ; — but he was always gentle, mild and com- passionate. For this, he suffered at times momentary detrac- tion at the hands of coarse and hardened and wicked men ; but for this he finally received the rewards of an unrivalled popu- larity and of the noblest public honors.
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Subsequent misfortunes prevented his doing so, as he was desirous to bring some money with him to commence farming operations. His bad fortune still con- tinues, having been several times shipwrecked within a few years. He says that himself and family are now in such a situation that the humblest employment would be acceptable to him, and I write this to recommend him lo your favorable notice. I am persuaded that no one possesses, in a higher degree, the virtues of fidelity, honesty, and indefa...tigable in- dustry 5 and, I might add, of indomitable bravery, if that was a qualitj necessary for the kind of employment he seeksi Yours very truly, W. H. HARRISON.
Edward Curtis, Es^. , Collector, iSj-c. Of New York.
17 mourn him, much has been done to give vahie and currency to the gentler virtues and the more amiable dispositions. Much of his life was passed among rough and violent men, in rough and violent scenes ; — but he was always gentle, mild and com- passionate. For this, he suffered at times momentary detrac- tion at the hands of coarse and hardened and wicked men ; but for this he finally received the rewards of an unrivalled popu- larity and of the noblest public honors.
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