The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-14
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a neser page in the worlds history Is
Shall Il be fairerY
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Judged are written down
II trust that page u history will be-
fasaf than any page in tae past and that
the Iiae~ by which you shall sss judged
when the records Of time are completed
shnll be hfes which shall record high
aspirations noble deeds and abundant
fruits Of blessing o. uan.
America has given u history many
eminent names. Two AZ th@se rank with
the mast exalted ~ oarths famous nen.
whether % antiquity modern DAYS and
~ fhc case 81 neither has ,he gaer,lon Of
fame fsen nusehaRs4 a. ,ha ecast If
honor or of selfish thirst fer power: nDt-
ther hsa iranplsd upon the. right Of h.s
fellow met. neither has earned the txe-
srafion as SnRed against the interests az
humanity.
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s.ss born and reared IN = British colony.
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tastes lie served with distinction under
the hritsah flag He pfisied hsuis..f uf9f
hns.ish deaeent. and when he took uD arms.
IN 6efHnea nf hLs fellow ~ssai0pisfs he ga
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principles ~ rtIsa fiiterfy--ss fellef enter
fs'ned hY The great mass Of English feo.sse
To-Day
Abraham Lincoln on the contrary v.s
tff'iral American typical In a ssnss g,e-
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states its.arg9 amid scenes Of 4 hsss,ssfe
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