Love of one's country is always commendable, and may your labors in its defence in the past, and its development in the future, be crowned with imperishable renown.
Very truly yours,
Samuel E. Adams.
At Hastings, Captain Glazier was cordially and hospitably entertained by the proprietor and editor of the Hastings "Gazette," and other prominent citizens. On parting Mr. Todd writes the following in the album:
Hastings, Minnesota,
September 5, 1881.
With the cordial good wishes of the "Gazette" for a prosperous voyage to the Gulf.
Fraternally,
Irving Todd.
The friendly writer of the following is loyal to his State while greeting the man who evokes the sentiment: