The pioneer who incurs the dangers and privations of a frontier life, and thus aids in laying the foundation of new commonwealths, renders a signal service to his country, and is entitled to its special favor and protection.
Grant acknowledges the contributions of pioneers in establishing new communities and their deserving recognition from the nation.
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