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| “The laying of the cornerstone invites some reflections on the use of the building that is to rise upon it. The noble edifice is to be used for two purposes, which have a single object. One is the diffusion of knowledge by means of the post. The other is to secure the rights of the people by the administration of justice. These purposes unite in the single object of increasing the happiness of the people and the glory of the nation.” --Addison C. Harris as quoted in the Indianapolis Sun, March 25, 1903, regarding the building of what is now known as the Birch Bayh Federal Building and United States Court House |