William Almon Wheeler, William A. Wheeler's Sine die Address of February 28… (1868 | noyear)
“ The unremitted personal kindness and courtesy which I have received, alike from delegates and officers, will ever be cherished among the pleasant memories of life. And as we sever our relations to drift out m widely diverging lines into the unknown future, rest assured each one bears with him my earnest wish for a life of usefulness, prosperity and happiness. ”
William Almon Wheeler, William A. Wheeler's Sine die Address of February 28… (1868 | noyear)
“ The work in which we have been so long engaged is about to pass from our hand, to undergo, at some future period, the scrutiny of the great body of the people. Let us hope that they may determine that our labors have not been altogether fruitless, and that the changes suggested by us in the organic law are such as will further the well being and advancement of the Commonwealth ”
