As under this sunshine the land yields its increase and the gardens bloom with beauty, while commerce and manufactures enjoy a new life, they will confess that we did well for them, and will hail with pride the increased glory of the Republic.
Sumner reflects on the flourishing of the nation under favorable conditions, highlighting the pride in the Republic's achievements.
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