Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-13
ON LINCOLN.
Iowa Congressman Eulogizes the
Great Emancipator Before New
York Audience.
Makes Principal Address at New
York Republican Clubs An
nnal Dinner.
An Eloquent and Classic Contribu.
ton to the Literature Of
Lincoln.

tlon to the Literature of
Lincoln.
NV YORK, Fsb 81. Senator chaun-
esg pepew presided over and Hon. Il
q cousins, Of Iowa wss the principal
sl,ea kssa at tho annual Lincoln dinner OF
sgiie New York Republican Club, given
~ pelmonieo's las night.
Thu dinner was Intended by over 500
neiilheis q The ub and their guests.
Mptahie guest nt was Lineei.'s
ssi tlslt q III sury. L. l.. chit
tfslliie,l, Nlo IS ns}M ~ octogen1rian.
Nmnng dc @ihsr guests Of honor were
Aliaeis MCKINLEY tien. Arson 6. Mo
e'Pek, tisn Salnus Thomas. Cen Hen-
4. fugNe s. N5fusg General John
NN tiisess GoMsias man Robert G..
cousins q IOWA y riali WillSins and
iiefsss9t Edwin M8a:kharB.
sisealsins to8tils e,ast Abraham Kim
aias Congressman Cousins SAID III
svery part and ii almost, every
q -Alneiica u This last annvers-
s'A IL ttle ceitni il HIGH produced him
4 stisflll people lflet II @ pay Their hem-
"a u HE nserloiN q Alrahan Lincoln.
Net halit is pos sills fal human speech
seatid q his i.enesn 5lit rather tlsat Ne
salar detleate oul ses and the nation
ssRsell ~ loved t. BITTER understands
ife u his eaaracs i,.1 to the pri.ei-
islt fsli AYhch NJ wed ara died
.Eiit hold 81 the iNsriieih perhaps M
isie test ard most & tineuished nasn@s
se siven i,tlle l.st 81 iii. inmoiislls:
'9S sue Atl.ty oi human prog
ssSs. and chi Of iii s.ioss names is l.n-
aebady SAID tilsei i1a history of a
lt4Nl@iitS tiil aist9Rg 81 It's great man.
- gu aalGiy lis pspaueed 2fea;er,
NE atsRitl Fltl Who haze aGl eveIi
lite's or M, nuns iss ifan any ptirer
asl sla.S i 94Jieal, 81 y tlaes not laieyes
lii1etess sf car sstsIti itis y great
shiil4 g fs iiiai lils + tita
This Team q gbts@lih century
sl@s yayeEillff -si6m1eraeS tbs
ilS nsiat 'llat ciyisi2 q and enlightened:
iiaa:skiGa egssiQ st.stin tlllfnselvsS ami
tii fil,ify l'ifagifss aud ndulanes
Nga'la attend TIA ysissaf Butlt was
se0btod hy he MGe5t! gen Whom @sst I'M
sispt}asi iee W9 aehiNsA ,lnptisi gNflof
Nt'isthaan Lincoln Aas Doi'n leaubtea
Mslar tite alfs ehDse him
IS tiifis' i,if idcnt The fes' 81 rebellion
had leii Nei been iaaSie Milan II finally
ean ljesl q Ne Cd warld intellsrts
urt Isd tne iefe ana ntluenceaof
hssla opiaiens against The pos ibility Of
tl9's iiiasty and survival ot 1he republic
Ev@is Nj, Gladstone expressed a disbR-
i.t ID tae Ililssiiait restoration Of tho
tultnf lSut h@tiid al@ aNs be rsfll sn4-
i3t}Fd IN ju fitf % that enpila II tho
#slSegs luNd ll& ;lie tlllile!si;si czsir ilrat
Mile;i The SiPt es gf sptiitlieas
elItEsilt AK lltiaissts liba,fy Wa+ be-
I3ns made Ae a. siseeuragenen
1Asr enaiaisll rom the l;ussian ets-
Tire pi85l5isa q human slavery
Whelhsf ene g;l.ais belf;g could right
fu3iy IL rtaned li M property al am
{tlser Nas llie eSi.issntioia on which the
4 Tremendous si d i;epubtiNan ejN sili-
%, At ai,ps y asg i question u both
pls peri s;se; p@fals l the prejudice
ti all ihe iisaness of huiHan natuts
a.sfs ileces illN aroused l)eStny had
/ not seen IL te To tho new reptfiie
M sinanle pl9A.ens Of Solving tbs en-,
tteu ef IS uAtiy identity and feaaral
sutil9rtty ps uare apssrael iutarpFc
t9ii9f 81 the s'itutlen upon the d.
3aiet issiIe q whether. fsi any cause
Iafhe uniat inigb be nepberea f
pst tai Infinite Wisdom sought
O. couple WITH IL proble,p every pas
i@s ttat e5uld oane from human Az