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OF THE

SONS OF NEW HAMPSHIRE:

WITH THE

SPEECHES

OF

MESSRS. WEBSTER, WOODBURY, WILDER, BIGELOW, PARKER, DEARBORN, HUBBARD,
GOODRICH, HALE, PLUMMER, WILSON, CHAMBERLAIN, AND OTHERS,
TOGETHER WITH THE NAMES OF THOSE PRESENT,

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Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1849,

BY JAMES FRENCH,

In the Clerk's Office of the District Court of the District of Massachusetts.

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OLD DICKINSON OFFICE, C. C. P. MOODY, PRINTER,

NO. 52 WASHINGTON STREET, BOSTON.

INTRODUCTION.

THE following pages contain as exact an account of the proceedings of the SONS OF NEW HAMPSHIRE, at their FESTIVAL, on the seventh of November, with the Speeches, Sentiments, and Songs of those present, and the Letters of those invited Guests unable to attend, as it has been possible to obtain.

It has been thought that those Children of New Hampshire who remain at home, would be gratified to see, in a more permanent and substantial form than newspaper reports, a statement of the doings of their brethren abroad, and of the Names of those who have become residents of Boston and vicinity, and were present on the occasion.

It is hoped the book may not be an unacceptable memorial to any, and that it will serve to show how strong, in the breasts of all her Sons, is the veneration and love of New Hampshire, and how warmly their hearts glow with remembrances of home.

ERRATA.

Page 17, line 6 from bottom, for "Mr. Lambert, of Charlestown," read Thomas R. Lambert, of the U. S. Navy.

Page 18, line 3, for "Handerson," read Henderson.

Page 19, line 11 from bottom, for "dextra," read dextram.

Page 20, line 2, after "not," insert indeed.

Page 20, line 6 from bottom, after "fogs," insert and mists.
Page 53, lines 1 and 6, for "Dinsmore," read Dinsmoor.
Page 102, line 18, for "Mr. Batchelder," read Nathan Morse.
Page 152, line 9 from bottom, for "1849," read 1839.

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