Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-27


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and impressing them with bis greatness
and Soarase remember TIE scene
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my confidence"
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dramatic powers were such a. % .eeur. a..
symps;hv OF his h,arer. Hs b,A rl.c.a
the judiciary committee ON he a.tsnsi,e
To those IN the gallery who watched thescens q
seemed as was the committee and no, he
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delightful social qualities srd fr,r,,l,v rs,s-s
Some OF his most hiiser partisan expressions. I
believe. did not come from am mAlgnsnoe q
disposition. but were Tor party elect
THE BEsr sPEAKrR OF raz HorSY
Mr.. Horkins -"N- Riaine MA. .,,,o -, a..
creates, me-, ,,,,- ,,,,v o., "a a.. -
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famous an everything ne undertook. lie was
the best Speaker the House ever had. On going
into the Senate he at once took the leaI
AND won fame Nmtns many m.a
OF great power. After leaving Congress he
wrote has Twenty Nsars in Congress" which
alone would have made any man famous. ana
IN the State Department he not only Won fame
for himself, but honor FOR his cotsr trv a. one
of the greatest men ever a; the bead % tie
Department
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'it' D'A4"o p"o'io 0Afoer ne "-s one 81 the
sie"'e'' "Hue's our party ever had TX
~ in'.I puo"o ser'ioe emitted him 70
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I worked for his nomination. i, seemed 40 -.
then that be had the night 10 that honor. "A. has
always been strong patriotic American spa
even in his latter days his advice 90 his party
HIS PLACE N POPLAR .rFEcrtoN
R.,re.o,,,,;,. D,,u,,... a. -. -
..o NoS~'N' s"efs
A0"~n' mas oeen one "i MI baines most
ardent admirers. the name - Blaine has
been the inspiration % republican r,oli,io.
since the amuesty debate OF 1876. said Mr..
Dolliver. THAT debate was not his CREATES, in
tsllectuAl achievement, but IL rave him wis, no
merely intellectual achleyenentc.n give ,..n
the heart and the Imagination Of The peotl.-
MIR. Blaine's greatest literary work "a IN.
! eulogy on GARFIELD The concluding line. 81
that Grafton are unequaled m our Language. .x-
cept, possibly. by the last words 81 f.incolni.
FIRST inaugural Mr.. Baine's place in IN.
popular affection has had no parallel an
civil life in the history OF the United St.,es
II was greater than Henry Claws. because
IN nay INeu VI niue "orld compared
tons compares win DE srs., - -
and death that come :or the decision "a mi.
generation. In times TO come men will look
PACK win curious interest TO THIS unique per
soilaIg Sneh ior sihteeh wears vas AT once TIE
ieauer anu 'ne iuoi OF the American people
REPREsENTATIyE sPRINGER
No man cherishes a more vivid reeo,lec,ion N
r.. COIkrGNHlnnQl