The Leavenworth weekly times., 1877-11-08

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to ,ou. for the defense of the nation, and to
uphold the authority Of the government, ten
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cess had c;ren him \ con6donos which .s
almost irresistible in itself His enercv
natr;o.isp, eyecpt;ve ability and s.r,;I;,v af
were a theme of general Comment
His services to the state and nation were
know and bonored evervwbere
In April, 1865. came the end of the war
and the assassination of President 7 ;noo,n
This last event which 50 shocked tho N.-
lion and the world was n s,unnino blow IN
Governor Norton The relation hetxeon
The martved President and b;use,f had
been exceedingIv fr;endIv-evs, intimate,
Tor some wears They had stood sbo,l-
Ter to sboulder in sunnort Of ,b. sam. cro.,
.ause. laborine with eouaI zeal ,o , conn
non end They had advised and oo,rs.loJ
opether durinp every nb,se of tho cons;.,
Zach at times borrowing hone and ins,;r,,;on
rom the other Amid a Nation Of morrn-
RS. no man fel, the death of Mr. J;nco,,
more than Governor Morton his ,dm;rer
,o-laborer and trusted friend
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md resur.d his d,,;.s .s cou.
Great rs Governor Mor,on,s
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