XXXI.--ON WASHINGTON'S POLICY.

[_Speech on the Anniversary of Washington's Birthday, Cincinnati_.]

A splendid entertainment was prepared, to which six hundred persons sat

down. After the toasts many energetic speeches were made. Mr. Corry

said:--

The time has come for our mighty Republic to stand by its friends and

brave its enemies. There is a confederation of tyrants now marching

across the cinders of Europe. Are we to take no heed of their

aggressions at our doors? It is for us to aid the people of the old

world against their tyrants, as we were aided to get rid of ours. Ohio

will not fail in her duty.

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