Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-26

! ihori-ed " the Iuds. o. sav-ani no man Is
iTg is . letter judge o. thr fsct-thaf tn IS !.
l. az sdnn atle representation ~ NJ. L.1cb'1
IN the mod II serious contemplation. ~ st.r.
Tor example, be Sss leibgrauns anon ffe
emancipation proclamation.
Tbs is an exact cosy " TIE ron "a csske; .n
which God lodged On o. BIZ NJ - 49, feEe.s
lincoln second oriy "a w.shing -on. ans m 49,
eery 90 ~ compared oniy win Wa,h.l--8r
Lincoln stands there denrt-ut IN no = Iue n
oes"nged 20 his outSATd form Su3 VAysisai a..
ssrsnce. Therefore, a. q mem Aer ~ Ia SCI
ae committee appointed ca inspect this sn-k o
pronounce " satisfactory. aad declare fhs'. tn
ny optnicn. Winnie Ream hes faithfaIy e,--
suleu ne tNsk which she vas employed to Pc
But, should ouly half perform my ds,v. q }
idll 70 eN lrcsS 70 our CIfyff the thanks ui a..
S,s.e OF Miscensin. Which have the hcnor. Iu
tart, 10 represent, aud wbosc daughter 80 A..
HE glory OF = State consists ln IAs aehier.-
rentr Of her suns aud dsuchters W. lp..
Athens only from the work OF her ghilo.b aer..
her law-gtvers and statesmen. her FcviDtor5s
painters, and orators. Ne sneak OF Rome rs
We mean Caesar and Cio.ro. and othars an
what they accomplished. Winnie Ream. -
ctns'ing. dark eyed damSel. horn on the hr.sf.s
city-sspot beautiful enough 90 be the b.rfr.
place ot al the artists in the world-has con.
uibufed a work which NAV oltiast 81 th, re-
corded opinions q Mi~cOnsin'- abl-st jgI--s.
AND al the spoken orstions OF her SENATOR - u
kepres-nr atIveS. and IA the name OF tle So.
istrs her AGrAs Aprlaus.
To thls brilliant assembly Prr-iasur .t tf..
lhfed ststss-thst President bing ser.r..
Grant, sud rot a mere President, tie tas
houses OF Congros> the lig~s o. The supreme
Court, Tie heads OF the depar .men', OF ti.s 80.
eminent, the military and naval heroes 1f -.
nation, ard many Others OF the highe-t ra.ItiaH
Snd most tllustriOus character, rlgmiueF. TO-
by the presence OF the ngtrlus snf M g..
TIE bellies and D. auties 90 che national q t.[s.r
on behalf OF my fair constituent ani an
name, l tsTd,r Ter sincere thauks. Tor ~.
re- nee - =
testimonial Of your appreciation aud appros.
tCn.
FERMENTATION or rax ARTIST.
Senator Carpenter then led Miss Ream 20 d,
front OF the platform, ana there was general
movement 20 catch a look a. one Who n - been
painted In popular romance as a smtltng beauty.
winning her way as mach by her ftsclua-
nsn OF manner a. by her genius. Bat ID
Vas no doil-like dimpled face OF seductive
grace that met the view, bat one which toli
M its paleDess, and IN the SAD earnest eyes, OF
overwcrk, broken health, and burden OF care.
and responsibilities beyond her wears. ID Wa A
face Of usmistakeable beauty bat il va ths
beauty Of intelligence AID genius shining
through dark lustrous eyes, and the iineamsure
OF mobile countensnce. She pauseh hlt =
moment IN answer % the warm applause OF
sympathy and admiration that greeted her an
seat.
CLOSING SCENES.
on the conclusion OF the ceremonies Ms
Resm was surrounded by a crowd eager q con
grstulate her upon her great success, AMI
among the first was General sherman. ani
Others OF distinction who had known Lincoln
well in life. The exterior crowd, who had been
unable up 20 this time TO get a good view OF the
statue, now rushed forward with such ca gerness
that the police found II difficult 20 keep the mass
from lesping upon the platform in such num-
bers as 70 break IL down, and up 70 the time
that the lights were put out the pressure in that
direction was Of the same intense description.
WINNIE REAN's AMERICA"
The attention Of the crowd was somewhat
divided between the Lincoln statue and bust
representing Miss Ream's ideal OF - A nericA'
placed upon q stand in the rear OF the Lincoln.
and backed with maroon colored clOtk. O.
elected great admiration. but We have not the
space 10 notice IL here a. II deserves.