Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Address at the Unveiling of the Statue of Daniel Webster: In the Central Park, New York, 25 November, 1876
I AM here, Mr. Mayor, fellow-countrymen and friends, with no purpose of trespassing very long on your attention. I am afraid that I have neither voice nor strength, to-day, for many words in the open air; and I may be obliged to leave for the newspapers much of what I might desire to say.
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