The following is the peroration of» centennial speech by the iiev. Mr. "Wool folk, of California, winch the Alta tells m ha 3 been pronounced the speech of it

age : "America! heaven-chosen land! ' bless thee, land of ; Providence ! Bo" mid anguish of hearts heaving burstii!/ sighs for the .lost homes of childhood' tae far oft' fafciier-land. ■ Thy infancji roughly cradled in the dark forests fri"* ging tne wild shores of the Western worlli with the roar of winds and the hoa.ss chiding of the sea thy wild stern lullaby; growing into adolescence, nerved by wan> and hards lip to stoic forfcitade and heroi-' virtue ; ushered into maniood tiirougi i b"ptisin of fire and blood waencs emerge, belted with -noble dead*, gaf

THE EVENING MAIL, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1876,



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