, 1865-06-02

EtandtEE ind your heaft.
billy eecns to hsre bern po:s:sseo - Dc .rsa
well tuited to The peculiar ottee Waea va y.
signed htm, vtz: he au! Of mating aa:, a1;o9asae
sxii II led bin 70 tast sliols{ "nieh pias aa all
B% 4 b =. s';ss Tsieh .esss
personsl tntereet In the af.lrs Of The ham o1est
who went to him with their wants snd their p,ti.
II % .n5 tine, md i hsnee M 70 un1endl1s of dignity
by which thoee IN hts p1escnc. felt int he pad
| ecme down from hts state to msks tnen wefco !;
ditpiased which nads men ieei b. was truly gre.t.
Pissiasstlsi i ehsE iA ~oa5d u live h. seee 70 Fol:
| CORN 'telonera without awakening pa,l1e appfe-
r usaon and Anxiety for nnr cause and safety:
1tt he could 70, ~ ntn sa:a u "ss nke n1m, aod
ett bearing and kindly Look wou tel the obscrv.
| er th.t his aaoare vas swtyed by "rnyal law Of
have bern The i.:ue q 70 .tfong ! teud:rness, 10
| etFuetivs policy. The only 1zar that men enter
pas; W. est q 1Se n @ santy Il his n n,tnse
be might iaii to draw the 1tne between his Fsr:.
s2nal sl enemies md ths e. foes Of the 5tpulic; I'D
aa@isttoa q such fsaf, hat ! MN Who hsd
So s;oa st!f' e of l. = =
ss so ssts st5offs suas. sE R5ssDs se9t i
fees bat o.9 soos @ frs.taent h.!iss Ps dons @i:e:
10 do, sle.ps bit Inst .lecp cnshr1nod in ii: ii.
t.ctsous Of people before whom he exhibited asl
| The domestic virtues; for he sho9cd htc1setr an
sss so psss esa o1s ss h
philsn6.opy led lin ea1l5 IN itfe 10 look uPon IN
sinssf o1 1Teef Il; T. tseet sss
detected the practical Eatlacy q owning men whom
Seh VI se snd qe @
the raton waa fully funsed to sense off,. fneou-
| EistsnrT, he bad declared the imPosalh;lity Of
iron iui1e,, viii cisy 1o tse fses Of ths na<e b.
| III would enaaDser the. ability Of the Whole
t1u:tn1e. and so he was found On he s,e or fres;
r, ths,l t5Ps II irtsna: .., a. t.,i taoa.sai
er,eI when he died,-they nourned him becau.s+
Is thcy, sud. to:bes men might oe's,end them
tJmpithy. This tenderness gaze strange and
t,era1iar hesaty tn hls thonchta Of .onr co1nt.y1
oGa hm poetic 11
throoe. ahould none of its swelling arttries b
Snen I'd a sP:ass@ md @
hIled all hla conceptions Of oar futare. :.
A true refo1uer ever eopes with The dl1est e1lls
/ ned monster emil in that in which al otbers
| merged and Were swallowed upthe evil Of Ga.
veEy, !. hsd heretofore ben g.a:ptas "a @alig;
dispute and conpsomis:s, II hal been falao
to i' oTn p1ofe',;,'n' md greed, ,ts q. en- r:
stsat strdes y t1eeden had lsid diaeult,es Il
the path and surrounded freedom WITH Dangers.
4 IT. s,s e s' i o. a1s1; aet & e
South, Ii was 10 b. an Empire, new civi'za.
iion, with new ey3n9el: hid cortunsed waite
1t had dehauched women. It bad sold ehiIdrsu+ tt
had 70 esten nut the strength Ut both Ia fsienda
snd its foes that there wa. danger Of IT'S suceess;
must per.sh--is must b. hani: he'd fofeser o. tae
| ine n4omrnt haa com. fo1 reatja.tips fhe g.s at
| u independence. the Constitution, fresdcm aud
compromises. In the other wero slavery, arts.
iocra' ;. secession aud rebellion. ana these wets
CONG tar dual settlement. AMI tae oyes ot tha
| world were Fatchlng for the is.ue. such free.
| com as the Ola Entid knes, was dead; ths gho.t
mopJ u, but hse1'J Itself was dead, sni
bag not been successfully revived On the
ns'ds Of modern I'd Eu19ps A1d l,,d,. we
taEe interest still in the ntt.tfs Of earth tie
heroes and the gods are said 70 aaEe looked down
E'9 ssnSs esraa ~ Id
Rome, the sIrIeton boles rsttled in warning ~
eltverJ seemed likely to be triumphaut IN Atne.i-
e me
But the good President had the opportunity and
need it. Compelled to draw the sword be 1r.t
ml.es and concession. which m.stntsrp.eted and
fettered it. and then Oiled the scale up With armed
mer! The world had hope tesln the heart of hR.
Bat the Pres.cent wa moi slow to see IL d!tl-
entities by which he wa hedged about With his
sympa'hles Ill arousel In behalf Of freedom, be
1,r.,r1 hAA kkr4dIh
tions, md more nrmty sin By he urswaksn.d d
se1:e Of The people. Sih9ety had been power.
md though men felt that it had been ~ ey1i. ",
seeing tce ftRue before him he watched
| the awakening. OF the masses, aud so eonn
ssp7 u .ouis b., ndsqSsn ,th:y az NJ sinR I'm
the limhs Of four millions of. elaves. It seemed
like az tnspIstion to hehnlders hut It -: taa r.
which rnnst move slowly shat tbe!r result, might
o4 ,s b.e
saz1h. OF whose dust be- had been formed, and
| AorahAm Lincoln xrcatnel on TO bl i the wreath
ofneertJ. and tho slave rise up FREQ man. With
| 4 living goal.
In common with ill ct her IefoFn1er:. he was .
mai Of an unis!ss1tns VII. taking posltioos Tl.h
q
| enemy be knew to pe biaudec, however skilt-
fully l. misht be performed; and 10 be n oved to
Th!opeh FL Tst d
what t1l.1s did he slowly more his way up to tae
.aae Ss M ii fF5e5I tas
10. 4 viii b. Remembered that he
II s ens q tesa a Su t.:
/ that trrrcuudel him, recall the history Of the
great Jrwihh gI7ef md tie events Of the gzelt
9s .na d9f tess o hs.s .n Ct bsIt FL
| roth, between Mfcdot and thtsta oTer tGsfust
Be1zephou. The monarch 1fon Whoe. tJtanny
they lied. had seen :heu enta1 alcd snd shut 10 by
the w1nd<T <Tnes', and pnr.u'ce alter Them. had
nTeftakrn them: and when the 1trselttea heheld
The advancing army. they weIe afrald and m1e;
INJURED AE1tnet thtir leader. Whist ansWer did
Motes mike TO lhcmf
lie ssw the advancing host; ho looked On the
| t,dt4 snd over ths dssctt witch stFetchtd ont
@ se.m IT, IT, sea- ses. Wit po's!els Escape: i tbese
Tattng The rod Of God he lifted It tn the sight ot
al The people, and commands them TO 20 f4fward,
forward was The command, and as the trusting
holt advanced The vef1 wafers whose Waves made
ase ss5 as Ind 'a e, ";:.fs 1.te
lo1ed r1ealden, came The closing hour Of the rear
hsmmed in. B-fots him the aaty 4eened plain,
but the d!tltnltIes tpsurmountahlc {, ,an escaping
| host was waitinR for his action; Border Stats
] suggested by GOOD 3D. uen. t seemed iiks deser;;
IL T. Ishsioa =. Il Ra.soit e .ss.s ios!ti,f:
AID he lf1ed hts hand md cried forward when 10
there vas no serv1le .nsurrectioni nay
The ,,,4qa hs1.s si.ss from T0m Sn'o 1ns
| ton, Wilmington and Richmond - free man; nhY,
more, Tod hys broken tho chariot wheels Of tie
pEitoneIs 10 that 'here rem .snssn not 40 much =
ont lsTIng great faith in God and eunddeace In
hamaritJ, md these ara sha ,stren9 poia:s u his
inselnxtnt perception O: God: power, e1ha o!ts4
'h 9ses hid % vt cas,s "a ss,s% ,sd
showed ihst be watched for th > end Of m assured
event. Tits confidence made him hopsfu! Of Is
snes rhen otner men eave way 10 despondeney
! his trust. OF for moment TO have ab tudoned hl
hope. This e1plsfns to US Hhat the English critic
meant vheu be spoke Of the cur,ousiy strange
u, on The grest forces Of The wlnd and sail with
ccrtan pEFec'ence of what /. co ming, b1t without
the elic h.ee. Weh to hasten III atr'Tal y d.r,
witch tin The nomtnt for tneritAbie action wsa
he knew hit God wousd IN some why purify
the nstCn; be ,sn'tsd God woa!d nos e desire, It:
hFeh mountains. his confidence Ia @ ID lat.cd not
In the d7kret shseowa Of our nas:on's eclipse, ho
sesln from the darkness and move aEain As before
nnb.rmed amid the 1tva, spheres, aud q iived
Just IoLE enough TO he attured that htt confidence
VA. well founded. Equally strouc and character
istic, was his ta!!h Ia humanity. The
people were right and he trusssd
tpe arRrega,e thought and conscene. Of The
people and IN this he had confidence. 70 d.cove.
whit this expressed and then TO accomplish II
was tue theor5 md practice Of his Official duty.
His llfs IL best understood by those wuo cousdes
never as,d will do thus aud 90 because IRE The
| pewc1, beinK President, hut who seemed rather
/ u say the ucpple. whom represent. Nould have
me do 20: therefore, thte Il my policy: rs never
forgot the fundamental doctrine Of the Con
et,tutioD, awe, The people, do ord7,n," ant tc
| represent them rs,her than himself WA b!
constant endcavor. He gathered into bis cahtncI
| and about him every Iu1n who had been caldi
dxte In popular favor ior the Office to which he had
been chosen. There ts not on record ona single
act Of bte proec11bin2, without cause which thu
people approved, political rival. Hs sent nt
men atr:ad 70 havs them ont Of the Wy. 6ut b:
enboc led in the tuen Of the people and from dis
eordent elements worked on! hssmonou: aod
| with the IuaFse4. &nd Hak fe4dY 10 move rs theJ