The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-30

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and philosophy oosli endure he voice. The fsssurs
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called, in shor, now "Immorality" or properly, -,
Why should the spirit Of mortal b proud :" Remen
Der, Mis- Rutiedge died on the 35tn o. August A. "a
1850 and ws buried In the Concord Cemetesy, sx mile
north, bearing listle west Of New Salem, - stated
before Mr. Lincoln has stated that his heart sad and
same friend, at cannot endure the thought that ne
s.eet ana storm roat and snow Of Heaven should Dat
on her grsvep he never addressed smother womsn.
In my opinion, yours afectionatsly - and generally
and chsracteristically Sustained from the use OF the
word "iovs." Tina. word cannot be found more than
speeches, since that time have seen some Of his Iet
tiers TO other ladies, but be never says aiove He
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Abraham Lincoln was BY nature, more or less, in
dency sbstrsctsd. bad the power q continuous con
warm, ardent and more Or isss npusive man BE- ore
1885, and OF which I give no OPINION He
Hs sorrowed and evsS ranSed ovss lns nis
and through the forests day and night He snGcrsd, =
and bore Il for while Like great man, . PHI
losopher He slept not be ate not joyed not This he
did until his body became eaciasd and weak and gave
way His mind wandered from ~ throne. In his mn
his somewhat desbroned walked out Of Itself
along the uncolumnsd air. and kissed ana embraced the
shadows and lusions d he heated BRAIN Love- future
sps the want Of deep ihs want OF food cracked and
aching heart, oyer and intense thought soon worked
partial wreck Of body and Of mind 1t has been said That
Mr. Lincoln became and Sas totally insane ct that time
and place. This Y nos exactly The truth The
reinforcement Of his reason was only partial, and
could alone be detected By his closest friends and sharp
est Observer through the abruptnes OF bis sentences,
and the sharp contrasts Of his ideas and language
Tho friends OF Mr. Lncoln-men, women and children
begged him 70 quit his home and place Of business
They coaxed and threatened him by turns in order 10
get him TO quit the places and scenes Of his sorows ana
grefs His women friends tried their arts on him. Men
country The boys and siss Of the town and
hood aided and assisted the older people all they could
All tricks were detected by the man the whole people
special friends at last tried their powers Trey
ceeded in throwing Lincoln on his guard BY robbng
him Of his suspicious Mr.. Lincoln. in September, went
down to B0lin Green's in consequence OF pressure
thrown and around him, and in the space OF . week
ten days. by Bolip's humor generosity and hospi-
tality, his care and Kindness aided BY the womanly
coin soon rose up Q man onco moro. He Was visited
daily by men, women boys and girls whose conversation,
the man. thus enabling him to momentariy throw on
SORROW, Sadness grief pain and anxiety. They walked
the hills with him, danced for him. read for MIN,
laughed for him and amused him IN Q thousand ways.
He evidently enjoyed ali as man scarcely ever enjoyed
two weeks before SINCE He got well and babe adieu,
for short season. 70 Bolns kind roof and generous hos
pitality Mrs.. BolO Green still Ewes, God bless her
and survives her husband and their ward and guest
MI. Lincoln went back 70 New Salem, thought, a.
changed, radically changed man. He went to New
once more picked took up and read and reresd the
poem called Immortality" or "Oh why should the
spirit Of mortal be proudi" He beauties in IT,
He seized 1t and IL seized hm--a mutual seizure and
arrest He learned, learned by bear committed II
memory and repeated over and over TO his friends