The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-23

you have said, IT. That Il The =
| ever saw Lincoln exhibit any l
BILE amount OF temper. S.
On another occasion du5ina u01M
when was present. Robert, n
into the room and stated T. II
the family carriage was out 6 r
could not be used that OVoR&n6
Q thcater. Are the ladies ~ Z
Lincoln. Robert said no t6ou
Lincoln replied: We'll, then. uol
Just take our feet In our han1o e
over there
ter. when there was quite : Sst
the presidents room. Green CO. I
fcfred to a notable In KentucArk
well up In the mountains. U1u1
were no wagon roads. and ~
transportation was done uJ11 ~
mails. Smith said there w&eo ~ 49,
In this region. and that on cl!nM
casion when a native hapTuQ4 - -
into the nearesf valley and ~ 49,
In motion, observing that tn M n
were much larger than the 611 ~
wanted TO know how II Was tlnt -
Lincoln said: Well. that Du11e g
me OF story IS.
Out West, In early days ( gseeM
customer who called for Gjo14
The grocer produced the gsHg9 beo
the traveller after taking . go
vi ArlNa liz kinkETVJVkQ
some cider in its stead. The eooo.1
grocer complied. when the etr11Gx
the cider, smacked his tips. a14 -
u up with evident relish. A331
the quality OF the cider. The cnetou
Up and started for the dor ~.
saying: MY friend, you hsse ~
to pay for the cider" The etrsn
evident surprise. said. why ~
you the gingerbread for the cl1ees
said the grocer. you did not ~
singerbtead." Still more sesrg ~
H." The grocer. after scratching u
In great perpiexity. retorted;
good friend, I cant deny the foeee
logic. bat the next time you
way. please patronize my ~
These are merely samp,as = 81
and humor of this great. good g.
man: which SER ed as a vent r.
urs seDsibiiities OF life which
respects was sad and weary -
from the cradle 10 the GravA -
Lincoln was a tfue'refornef. e
err man In the creation and IL ~
of the Republican party a. the
instrument OF reform. AZ this
ertng OF Republicans who y0tee :
coin, II may be profitable e
only the achievements Of the
party as . reform party In the Il
some things remaining yet 70 ~ ~
that line. The past III an amp4 - <31!
OF the country's history. au4 &
now and here to be repeated ~
days Of Lincoln the country 80
gone great and ifnpoffAnt r.
among which, and partly - . ~.
the War Of the Rebellion, afe n.s
aErregafsons pf capifsl and tne1
corporafsd power. Many o. 49,
nations are unlawful and then ~ ~
unjust. II n no rev 6oc1nS2
that the administrator OF the ~ r. r.
party. and 7 may add OF any pes1 -
country. should mean the Gev 49,
suuervision and control Of tfnee - y
lire. and rates and the pFofeess ~.
peouie from unlawful comg ~
unjust exHction OF aRKreg1teo Ell
corporation power 49,. ~ RI
he FOREGOING quotation = W. Fl r.
marks ~ ire chairman of fse
tIouai Republican cOuvenueo 49, y r
ana rsss 1or,rfne cannot to- - q
In practice and made enecs.sss sform 60
,x-.sr years sro and ~ pro- -
sfn,s - vo,e for the beGt - 80
best measures for our 4ecCnuy -
long az we retain the
of the elective frarchise. rea -
The remarks Of an the ofnen - r. I
foundiy Interesting and inap1s .'e1.lr1
eornneIled BY the approach e.ss~ r
the company broke up reine ~ 0e|
ws,a unarIrnou1 concuSTsnce ~ |
evening rad ben . most enJoss
cess.