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'3; ma over until the not! an. amount could be touched on June 7 Animators-31mm.“- III Too much pniee cannot be given to the in- trodectiom of Lee's resolution. yet it was to the credit of the Continentei congress that action we not forced upon Inch en importent measure at that time. it could not have succeeded until ell objections Ind been elienced. ell teen of England? nece- elleyed, until all were con- ecientionnly con cal tint the cause of liberty wee jun. it w inventive the: all should hot the Golden of Liberty merely in the {tee with I imtlon to follow where Ihe should lead. Good judgment dictated the caution of omit- ting John Adamn’ name from the minutes. as the «com! to um notion, yet the fact is known today, when there In no my of rodcoats vut- Iug to cells patriots as rebels. If. June 7, 1776. there had been an "extra mm“ to have informed the public of the latest ”nun: new: one might have read the flaring headlines "Richard Henry Lee of Virginis the In or the flour.” for it was he who on that any curled the Fourth of In”. H win! this south- orner who introduced me first declaration of in- dependence MSW declaring the American The good work of these small Degisintive bodies was reflected and magnified u soon as the deio- ntes we're sent to the Continental cannon" Then the spirit of iiborty permeated the very nt- nospnere of the national usembiy and many an lndividuul received the courage to align him-elf with the new «use. The Inevitable. however. came with the spring of 1770:. when local assemblies began foml M9 mm regarding the liberty of colonlsts. These leglsblln bodies possessed but little pour". but they did a great pm :1. crystalllzlng the semi- mt for Independence ln many quanm and forcing those opposed to the Idea to declare their mimics! Cttltude‘ lilrlng "on only (Ian 01 me molnflm "m blnomtn never ill-ram"! of nmrnllng from "no; bolovwl land of 0er "Mint-s. ln lam. much a comp would luvs been «manned by Amari- uns themsolves no (mm. Jeflorson declared “at prlor to April l9. I775. he had heard no 'lm- per 0! the disposition 0! anyone to "and lrom and" the ROVPflIWIMIQl' vow" of Gm! Mum. N nu n "no 0! danger when Mom". Mom! and mum-M Mame 91011an in mm M pnlltkni opium. Roma mlnnhln um loved "M MM! mum" will Om mum prick, 'Mk "film '0" no mM'lerwl by the "Uncut. 0' (he sown!" arm" the was "no "my tilllnaly we "wit u" to the cum 0! the people of the now hail. "min: "90 in!" pm of i7?! 0mm Wash. ivmmn aneii true that no thinking man ammo. Im- mlonmn 'nniad in ”pan"! from Enthnli. and Franklin ridlrnini lino idea. flaring (in early days of mo, moiniion "to mm: Whu followed an. announcement ll timely I must of surmise, donate. the fact um on do- me W .11 through the mm by. when dole “hammering-ammun- luv. When John Hancock, es prepident of the con- mu, resumed the cbnfr, If. Herfleon. grate grandfather of our former pro-Men! of the United Staten. reported that his committee had meet! to the declmtlol. which (he! desired Mm to The vote In ‘favor of the dechrntlon m not mfllciem to make the adoption of the new not» lutlon complete. for the next any content nut in I. emu-mm of the whole to consider the bill. At that time slight alteration. wer- made, eel-tun clauses ensuring England were omitted 1nd other: regarding nave trade vars left out. while other nmendment: wan added. On July 4 coupes. mated mm and im- mediately resolved Itself Into a committee for the considenflon of the Dechntlov 6! Independence. When the vote of the day van taken It was Mind that the dechnnon had been unanimouly In- doned by I" of the thirteen colonlon. Satisfied that m were acquainted with its con- tents, the legislature than laid the bill on the table until it should come up for discussion by constant sitting as a committee of the whole. By trlai vote July I only nine coioniee voted as favonbie to the resolution. Final legislative action was therefore deferred until the next day. That. July 2. was probably the moat memorable of an dates of our national history. During the stormy debate at that time the declaration was both attacked and con- mended. However, the credit of the phenom In ghee to Jeflemn. while John Adams II aid to have given clone “team to the revision and the unending of the resolution The entire commit- tee helped perfect the documents by making“ the «Meet of cfltml Analysis In “'0'an the Declnnhon of Inaepeedem to be ready before in assembly on June 28 congres- precetled It- «MUM. Pom-y unmanned tint a gunmen”! would be chosen to trite the decimation In ml" to Inc-realm IM muoclm at It: unanimous Mop- tkm. lngtmlly. Jeflenon who the nan to cum this work through. for the muterly at". of his pen was no" known. wm- urn co'mlen. though It cannot be supposed that he alone vs. the author of the mutton; for the responsi- bility had been attained to I" in Jointly. and the cannon! Ind ldvlco of a" were ma. um upmlnlvd I mum-Mn o! I!" I. m" a tied-rum" 0! Independence o! the am pur- port n In] rmluuon. In the hm nm on new doctrine would be Ivanhnmuiy accented ”um the mallet should he ml- ukaa I. In July. DOWN-ERR GROVE REPORTER. DOWNERS 636W. ILL. Mary Katharine Goddgrd, I Woman who urâ€" fled on the printing business on Bro-£3140. Eula timers. probably never heard of woman fights. yet n so happened chm It mane her mm b mmamcopiuofthoAmcI-Imfilldm non chm cop!“ mum war. On other" ”no By that time the new republic began to tool In strength. ind congress decided to promulgate the names of the signers of the Declaration of In- dependence by ordering that printed copies of the document should be made, with the mme- of tho “gum added. Satisfied tint the signed parchment m a lasting evidence of “It birth of the new nation. mm took no further one“! action remain an instrument; itself until January, 1777. This not, therefore. nerve- “ luthor‘liy um the parchment copy signed on thnt day in Alum, that It Ind been compared with the fair copy and the latter dentroyed, ll memo" of ms Doo- lnntion of Independence which wu considered for so many you: the origin] drift of tho are“ bill of rights of the Ameflan people. It in aid that even this signing was entered into with "fear Ind trem bung." The men! neemblien, conventions. mucus. committee. of safety end the commanding otlcere o! the Continenml nrmy Ind to be informed of the independence of the United Staten. Thou copies were signed by Huncoek and Thompson. The Congressional Record of July is shown um 1 resolution was introduced in the rational u- tembly to the elect that the daeiarntion should be engrossed on parchment and presented for the signature at every member on August 2. Whether or not the molar-um: of Indo- pomleuca was olmml on July O. 177‘. by any in "uncut. as pmldent o! the Common“! con- arms, and Thompson, 1. canary. In a matter of doubt, for the Jonrml cum records ”fined by order of mu! In MM" of congress.” later- aoa hlmmll rude conflicting antenna regard- lng [Mn comm. 80m contend that the delegates nun Inform“- ly on the morning of July 5 and signed the «loci. mt Whether or not the “mum were «- flxed on Jniy 4. connect act as ollchl on that day "at Jeflarm‘s Declaration of lndeyendem was deem-ed “capable to every eolqay. And so It resolved that copies should be sent lamina-t the new-formed republic. A v â€"â€" _.._ ..__V._ boon won. the “£1;th Julyâ€"b“ amply served Its [mm and dmned m on. noon-um. "The Spirit of libertyrfor Ell" n3" .V. _- .v __,, 7,, All mu we have left of "w ream! M mc momma-Me day In the Int 0! use Dem-rum of lndopendence. “I! as am murmur. what u" have Ameflm comm: were may to lay do" the” lives {or and that should be man! down to Ill Ind guarded 1. mm.” u It had lion old tubular. an land to plane; they don't cum (blah t I"! hub, in m to In. “I“ oh. I. ave“ lumen. Did Not Hat. mm That I“. “I vu tellln. mow-a this non- In; that shell. for a 124m [in out “00 each." “Well. whn about It?" "H. ”Id he wouldn't shoot on. o! tho-o shall. at lul- vmnu “any," "'Ey-nh!" replied Mortimer Moron. ”And the worn of u (I. I mod may of '01:: could!"â€"Knnlu City Bar. I can!" grumbled the editor of the Torpldvlllo Town nnd (lunrdhn of the Hutch-tone. the price whonor was I dollar a you and the Um. to nub- Ioflbo now. and Part oi the Allocation. “Every darn‘ tool In thin town thfinh he could run I new-paper better than ls safe to wet its head. neck and the part of It! back lmmedhtely behind the neck. Care should be taken. how- ever. to keep the region or the lid- neys perfectly dry. Th1: balm 0' drlvlng a team up belore I lire en. glue house and playing a hose lndlr criminately over their bodies In ac- countable tor the death or many good horses every summer." "In this hot weather there are I" ways a number of fool: who think they are kind to their horses when they turn a hole on them and drench them with cold water to thoroughly 3cool them oil," said a veterinarian n he stopped I driver lrom throw-Ins water over hie penny-in; team. "If the home in overheated." he contin- ued. “the shock of such a bath on the region where the kidneys are aitv unted is enough to kill It. and even it it does no arparent harm the horse will succumb much more readily to the heat afterward. Alter a home has been working in the brelllng aun it should be cooled on .- gradually a- possible. The first thin to do in to take a sponge and wash out its mouth. This removes the saliva, which is pol- eonoue, and 'relreehes the anlmel greatly, before it can be allowed to have a drink. After this the hone should have It: {our legs bathedâ€"the; hind ones as far as in haunchea, the Iront ones up to the cheat. Then it suouw com. orr amount”! M! '3“ we. ”I mat-k. to Turn the Hon, on P» “’1 w mpg-k. lull-lug Town, In the Amnlon of Veterinarian. 5"" Have.mmdhdy Toasties $2 “mow-mu wbowmldmnlo pain. or expense doctor!“ a «he... or otherwise octetâ€"lulu liver. 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