Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-01-24

John Quisey Adsns. was ever trained With spssis
rstss~scs - ths psliiicaI sersiea If his eouptry
rank bat political authority dcscends by nherifsacs
from father to son. The eldest son Of an Eng
seat awaits him In the Hsuss Of Lords. II he be
capable aud sssbitieus the dreams 81 his boyhood
and the studirs If his yOsfh dirctsd toward the
this s,stem sG1rds mary and great aavaR>agss saA
upon the untitled many. whain births invidisus
bar" shuts cut from the high~st plsors of power IL
Oar institutions c,nfcr .p privileges upon no
citizen aud we may now say they erect srrier In
They open an equal psthwsv fsx all and invite the
wsrthiest to tho highest Tho fssHtaius Of eur
strcngth n naipn spring from the private lie and
problem Of iifs and amid its varied CON
s,,iss. dsrslsg. the forces =, vhh which
ON In its great orht with lire and destiny Of it,
own, each calling t it aid tks- qualities aud
forces which are needed Tor its pr.srvatn and iis
now the wisdom Of the law givcr and the shi~ld
OF the warrior is heart in the dag tie
And when the hour and the man have met and the
needed work has been DOME the nation crowns hce
heroes and makes th.sn her forever.
Sach hours We have often seen during the last sev
elements Of manhood and strength from the ranks Of
oar people ssd crowded our pantheon with new 80
ccssioas Of glory.
Seventeen years arc. at Q moment Of supreme
peril the nation callct upon the Ieope Of twenty
States " meet around her altar aud defs.d hor
life
OF all the noble men who responded IN that eau,
no voice rang out with elearaess and power
than that Oliver T.. Morton the young Coz erpec
of Indiana He then bat thirty-~even years II
ase. S~lfmase. all who worth the
making he had risen frIm hard ite Of narrow con-
dition. by ighting his own way, thinking his swn
tbon. his. and uttriing them without lear until by
the fortune Of pSsitic, life hs mad thu ief
executive Of his State. He saw at once aud DO
elsred the terribi. sguinoanes Of thu ilnuru ling
struggle and threw his whole weight into tie con-
met MS state anu my own msrcaei abreast IN gem
e'oa 1 S'nu's.'on- DAT Ne was snrrohsaoa D. oim-
cn'iaes anu hangers Mnisa hsriy iouna parallel u
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many years f.r into the n,ght shsne ont like essIs
lapterns lii while no E.stersi yruat sr,niss a.d
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IL Il victory" In tine ws.,s circle AZ tis S..s~s "a
Organizer stood nsarsr 70 mn. m esar csr - % AZ;
lies and Friendship tan Oliver p. Harssn. s---''
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and uarrox u.u mis- AZ f.r dr,,s..-s R.s a -.
thai ,s,,ut h,rt, u,r.iss sncy WINCH h.x;nr an.. a.;
eiligsnry chosen an oDjscI pur.uss il thsours rno
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lie possssss an ,utellect Of remarkable c,caruess
AMI toru. With keen auxlYsis he fuHnd the csro n