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ADDRESS OF THE PRESIDENT.2
preservation, ere it be too late, are appreciated by the people of the State. Here, to-night, we are met by an intelligent assembly, composed of such persons as are ready to assist, as they may be able, in making this annual meeting a very pleasant and profitable one; and among them we see the sons and daughters of song, who have come to cheer us with admirable music—music which thrills us with delight as we sit in this "beautiful temple dedicated to the worship of the true and only God.
It is an appropriate custom, handed down to us from the earliest age, frequently to celebrate the scenes of former times, and to set apart certain days
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