The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-01-09
HISTORY OF A QUILL.
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sagc-NithcrtO tnpubiishcd h'imi.
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interest, supcrinuucDg lciiccllOnS anu |
feelings of n singular and peculiar char, |
actcr The history of Il quilt would
apr, ar small subject upon when 10
base and about which to write newSpa-
per aiIcie. NV o,,e' u, -, y i,',,
iocnI If nor n broader Interest.
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CONDOR tIe pro,'u piiu o' !'c 'N"''s' ~
bareu hls Drear, 10 inc r,v' pias'i VI IN
Northern hurricane, anu soaicu Hloi,
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captured Tue largest one c'ci N"o"h'
III. ACQUAINTANCE WIN MIR. CLAY.
D,,,,rg the vear of 1894 polllic. ran
liyh CLAW and crawford. Adams and
'JacL son were each candidates for the
nrcsilencv. Mr.. clay being in the morn
mo Of his fame and rising like an cilnlcont
tar HIGHER and higher To- that zenith
wherr Ic finally shown. the brightest
mminary of,hr land. Ihc lion-tamcr
me, him. and though DE had ~ahducd the
inouar. Of ihc Wild. he himself was sub
,lneJ Ly The mighty mans wonderful ana
rrsis,lc.s ma0nrti.m The fierce man
NJ Inc iu,rlcs met tl,r statesman and
loved film" 70 show his appreciation.
Inc plucked the large. and ihc longest
ouijl from the wino of hi, great condor.
and presented tito Mr.. clay. with the
Injunction that II wa never to be- cut
until he. Mr. I. q. was elected president.
md was then 10 form the pen with which |
IN write his first message: il WIS farther
onioirnd thot In cnsc Inc slorId never DC
olncteJ il was moi To he cat until q con
stitn,ionol rrp.idcut wrote n cvnstitu- |
t;onol n,cssorr for MI the states. With |
lila Injunction tine Great rommoncr"
rcccivSd IL. MIR. Clay was beaten. and in |
ls2s ms political star seemed on the |
Wanc. only however 10 shine higher anu
with more Respondent iuster.
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wa, t1c S'i'nusl",'iI ho''l",r '" IL
party o' "lhcn nv NV" W '''i ' Wv %t'u
puIeu ahu uh'l'ch.'p'lcu it'Nloi ,'c'.i
before OF slicc iias y 80 In
uhc'eu WIN 20 iliucn p.tty nil' II'so''n'
eht,u,ia'm. ar NIIf wa "S"'', ord'Vi''
an ''''s t'iiie ,Iic yum It'"'i''Vn Il. n'1
nome Which hau pecUmie heiicl".e,'
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OF lbL WHITTIER
I'm lSJG the writer OF this Ncnt to Bui-
falo, New York. under the literary en-
oapemcnt. not wholly unimporlant 10
him self or TO the public. Passing through
Lexington we fingered here several days.
1t was lust alter the merry May-tinc. and
these surroundings wore their loyeliest
garD. ON a bright june morning, the
Wayy BLUEGRASS presented Il sen Of green,
the air rcdolent with fragrance Of Young
roses, the groves and hedges ringing
with the tunelul dapason of bird-mu.ic.
in company with the late Judge Thomas
and some other friends we drove to A h-
land. We were Young then. and, as we
drove up the lawn, approaching the man
~ thc ri"Ii and !, the I"ft Inc ..tLa
iono-drawn oislrs az some vo.t cotho-
dra7" Iarlin". and rcGcctions rrowJnd
unn,, II. wl1ich we .l"T ncycr foroct
We entered Tho Louso aud v'nra corJioIIy
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ucu' li,d' as Miila'u rL'iiotc anu III
, ,.. nav poc' warm personal ana po-