The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-06-16
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The most remarkln' paN o. these letter.
Of nobility is resn75Aoly the ''gHlhcan'
engraving Piaceast z beading, character
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aud loyal lsaguers This crowd Is divided
nto groups. which IN ihdoe f. I'M N. az,
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P'eS'io" Vi 'lo 'S'eS' StOy no means pos
sessed OF the spirit Of Christian brotherhood
They are wrangling and duarrelinQ between
tb.mss,vss and sv;dsnlv lbsIor,,o ono Il
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'ne 'Ac''o s"no' nn"er 'ne name Of Seward
and Chase men, have introduced anarchy in
all the denartmenta Of the state and aro
.La a.
Wv N'1"J "'~ Ne0''A"'" anu
ruin. n httle ABOVE that motley crowd, on
the stand on which the chairman Of the
bo,0a or R.,ro,on,., .u.;.- 49,,
' '''' 'ne
un'ainiy form Of MIR. Lincoln appears.
dressed in black, and WEARING white kid
gloves. which con,,ss,ed .;,b liz .L.J
l,. f'seu
d'ngy hanas' Proouc striking elect.
On the right side Of Mr.. Lincoln and on
tn left hand of the chairman nj the Housa
80. No.. n.'.,-. a.. -----,
''""u" 4ui'" n"u~ D'cAr"'p"' '"S' u"'eAou
woman, baphz by Forney the Joan Of Arc
OF America woman whom no gentleman
of education and feeling can look without
q sentiment OF deep coz passion and regret
Miss Dickinson is speaking her lips, made
to utter the pressure q Unnatural and
disorderly vehemenee. Like pythouess Of
old, she stands on the sacred tripod, her
head thrown backward, her baud stretched
ou', with convulsive features and flashing
eyes, as II Mr.. Lincoin's priesthood had in
stilled in her innocent aoal the poison Of
ignorant fanaticiSn. The engraving reprei
seutS her at the moment when, throwing
aside the last veil OF womanhood, modeEty,
aud prudence, she recommends the over
throw # States an" Constitution by conques;
aud procaims new Union founded on the
emotions u passton and have, of love TOR the
neg"o and hatred forrths s.hte The uni
'ortuAata gIFl Intoxicated by the stranger
ness OF the sentiment she utters, facinated
by 'he magnetlsm OF, fanatlcism and ignoi
renee, grasps in ht OF frenzy the paper she
holds IN her hand and IianeIns st TIE null
t,tude befoie hel With deba' look, seems,
like the apoState Fabian, " challenge jusiic'
and reason y. mortal combat. In tn, back
ground Dir Llncoln tri's to accommodate
himself to the wishes OF the audlen.e BY clap
ping hts substantial hands one against he
other and being as enthusiastic as possible
Coliax glo"s with enthusiasm, Forney is in
q ut vt rsptnre, sumner believes himself
transported TO- Mahomers heaven, Doolittle
thinks the Melliniuem has como, Wilson, the
literary Wilson, and who uses the Presidents
grammar ana rhetoric whenever he wants to
SPEAK, declares that Anua Dickinson is
Demostbenes IN pettcoats and falls at her
ieet Ia the explosion OF his admiration and
gratitude All these parsonag!es are llfelike'
sad DO the greatest honor to the artist who
mas designated o. well IS TO HIM who execu-
ted The engraving. The whole composition
IS a hi emblem 10 the letters patent of"ob,lity
which, upon me Proporitlon of Buckingham
rorney, Mr. Lino'in Will issue on his re'elee
uon 10 me presidency OF the United States,
" the great delight oil tie newly born aris-