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The Grit-advocate., 1901-04-12
In Mourning IA Century.

1t Is not generally known that one
British regiment has been in mourn
ing for rlnre than century. This is
the old For:yseventh, the Loyal North
Lancashire regiment The officers wear
black blended with the gold braid in
memory OF General Wolfe, who was
killed at Quebec.
The Grit-advocate., 1901-04-12
Gold ana silver In the Arts.

The worlds manufacturers use nine
ty tons of gold and 30 tons OF silver a
year.
Memphis is now the mule center of
the world-and her people are proud OF
the distinction. But the mule is still
the same unaS>uming and useful toll
er thai lie always was.
The Grit-advocate., 1901-04-12
Do You. rees Ache and Burn,

Shake into your shoes, Aliens Foot
Ease, a powder for the feet. 1t makes
tight or New Shoes feel Easy. Cures
Corns, Bunions, Swollen, Hot and
Sweating Feet. At all Druggists and
Shoe Stores, Csc Sample sent FREE
Address Allen S. Olmsted. Leroy, NY.
The Grit-advocate., 1901-04-12

In the next version Adams story Of
the transgresson will probably read:
1.-The woman whom thou gavest to be
with me, she hypnotized me and l did
eat"
The Grit-advocate., 1901-04-12

How did you manage to entertain all
those intellectual Bostonians?" Il start
ed discussion as to whether beans
should be baked with or without molas-
ses"
The Grit-advocate., 1901-04-12

Fears have been expressed that the
peace and quiet of the vice presidency
may lie rudely disturbed by the Colorado
lion hunter
The Grit-advocate., 1901-04-12

The FiliplnoS are Surrendering their
arms right along. but it would be more
to the purpose if they would surrender
their legs.
The Grit-advocate., 1901-04-12

"VoX Populi will attend to my inter-
ests, said the candidate. And then all
the boys deserted him because they
heard he had hired an Italian to manage
his campaign.
The Grit-advocate., 1901-04-12
SWEET CIDER

At any time by the glass or barrel Ci-
der receipt free. Send your address and
this advertisement to Cleveland Cider
Company Madison, Lake County Ohio.
The Grit-advocate., 1901-04-12

The bluest blue makes the whitest
white. that's Russ Bleaching Blue the
modern bag blue.
The Grit-advocate., 1901-04-12

Pi5os Cure for Consumption is an infallible
medicine for coughs and colds.-N. W SAMUEL,
Ocean Grove, N. j.. Feb. II. 1900.
The Grit-advocate., 1901-04-12

Probably Pinkerton would be glad to
pay Funston twice his present salary.
There are big rewards offered for the
capture of Pat Grove.
The Grit-advocate., 1901-04-12

Pat Grove seems to be hard to tind
as Patrick flea. Every time he got his
finger on it-why it wasn't there.
The Grit-advocate., 1901-04-12

After being killed great many times
AgunaIdo has finally been captured.
The Grit-advocate., 1901-04-12
II You Have Dyspepsia

Send no money, but write Dr. Shoop. Racine. Wis.,,
Box li3, for SIX bottles of Dr. ShOops Restorative;
express paid. II cured, pay sj.j0if not 1t is free
The Grit-advocate., 1901-04-12
Mrs. Wlnslow's Soothing SyruC.

For chi ldren teethng softens the gums reduces II
Examination. allays pain, cures wind collie. 25c bott
The Grit-advocate., 1901-04-12

Fruit II . necessary article of diet. Its
prime essences are In Primiey's California
Fruit Gum.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1901-02-14

ing force struggled for governmental
expression-that was not the work of
demagogue.
He attacked the laws of primogeni-
ture and entail and saved America
from landed aristocracy-that was
not the work of a demagogue.
He threw down the gauge of battle
to the established church and made
successful plea for religious liberty
that was not the work of a dema-
gogue.
He condemned slavery when the sys-
TEN was popular in his state and in
the nation, and he did it three-quar-
ters of century before emancipation
crowned Lincoln with martyrdom and
immortality-that was not the work
of demagogue.
During his whole life he defied the
financial and political influence of the
Tory element, and to Jefferson more
than to any one man is due the demo-
cratic features Of our government.
He organized the Democratic party
and by the strength of his leadership
overthrow an opposition intrenched in
power and bulwark by the business
and social forces.
So successful was his administra-
tion that his reelection was practi-
cally unanimous, and for years the ex-
ecutive chair was filled by men unto
whom he had been Gamaliel.
AT THIS TIME WHEN THE
MONEY CLEANERS ARE IN ABSO-
Lutte CONTROL OF THE GOVERN
MENT AND ARE SHAPING THE
NATIONS FINANCIAL POLICY IN
THEIR OWN INTERESTS. WITH
OUT REGARD FOR THE WELFARE
OF THE PEOPLE AT LARGE, WE
NEED TO RECALL JBFFERSON'S
SCATHING ARRANGEMENT OF
THOSE WHO DEMAND THE SUR
RENDER INTO THEIR HANDS OF
THE SOVEREIGN FUNCTIONS OF
GOVERNMENT.
He pointed out that the safety of the
people lay in a policy that would
drive the banks out Of the governing
business.
At this time when corporate Mono
poly is fast extinguishing industrial
independence, we need revival of the
Jeffersonian spirit which demands
government administered according
to the doctrine of equal rights to all
and special privileges to none.
At this time when commercialism
is soaring the conscience of the ma
ton; when the worship of Mammon
is leading the people to ignore in
alienable rights; when the ideals
bought with blood and sacrifice are
about to be bartered away for the
specious and delusive promises of en-
pire-at this time. l repeat. we need
to have our faith in man as man and
our love for man as brother rekindled
by the memory of this mighty patriot,
philosopher and Democrat. whose
brain comprehended the height and
depth and breath of government and
whose heart embraced the human
race
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1901-02-14

UED CONFIDENCE IN THE SPEAK
ERS AND GUESTS WHO ARE At
ONCE THE LEADRS, PHILOSO-
Pliers AND REPRESENTATIV
DF THIRTY-FIVE MILLIONS OF
fHB UNPURCHASED AND UNPUR-
CHkSABLE MANHOOD AND WO-
MANHOOD OF AMERICA.
The Jefferson-Jack s o MI n o n
league is thoroughly pleased and
highly honored by this goodly attend
Bnce of the ladies'; for by your pres
ence our speakers are assured that
the are not merely known and well
come in the market and the forum; by
your presence our speakers are as
sured that their names are household
words in our homes. By your pres
ence our speakers are assured that in
their faithful public service they have
represented something more than
property and votes; by your presence
they are assured that they have rep
resented the best interests of your
homes, the noblest ambitions Of your
children, and the holiest sentiments
of your liberty-lovlng hearts.
Proud as we are of the personal
presence here tonight, yet we are
equally proud to promise a feast of
reason prepared by patriots and
statesmen of incorruptable private
and public character and of unyield-
ing fidelity to the rights Of man: a
feast of reason offered by orators and
statesmen whose incorruptable public
purpose stands like stone wall
across the paths and highways Of the
Vandals, Goths and Visigoths of the
trustocracy in their greedy march up
on the national treasury, and their
gluttonous career OF loot and plunder
of the homes and firesides of the
people.
The Jefferson-Jack MI o | n
league was organized in November
last, shortly after the loss of the Sec
ond great nationl battle of the people
against the trust lords and their vas
sails. The smoke of battle had cleared
away, and it was quite apparent to
every student of civil government
that Democracy had been defeated be-
cause of an unholy alliance between a
callous commercialism and a barbar-
Gus lust for world power. Impover-
ished voters had been corrupted by
bribery, and ignorant voters had been
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1901-02-14

CLAIM NO LINEAL DESCENT FROM
THAT GREAT COAlalONBR OF THE
PLAIN PEOPLE
The men who left the National Demo-
cratic convention In 1896, who contributed
to its defeat in that year, and who. In
1900 were ready 10 accept leadership. but
were refused, are now anxious to reor-
ganize--to shelve tried and true men, who
refusal to surrender their convictions and
allow the men who deserted in 1896 to
return and assume control In 1904.
THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY, IN MY
OPINION, NEEDS no REORGANIZA-
TION THE DEMOCRATIC MASSES
WILL DICTATE WHAT CHANGES. IF
ANY, WILL TAKE PLACE IN 1904, AND
THE NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC con-
yENTION, WHEN CONVENED, WILL
BE THE ARBITER AND NOT THE MEN
IN 1s96-19O0, WHO BETRAYED THE
DEMOCRACY AND AIDED inE REPUB-
LICANS INTO POWER.
The hope of the Democracy Is through
organizations, similar to the Jefferson
Jackson-Lincoln league to proclaim the
principles advocated by these patriots,
which they have left as heritage to the
American people. The battle for human
rights will continue until Justice finally
triumphs. 1t may come In four years--it
may not come till later-but we all have
an abiding faith in the people, and know
that no iesne is ever finally settled. until
1t is settlsj right.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1901-02-14

submit that those men who believe in
the principles of Hamilton, who would
use government to plunder the people,
should make their bed in the Republic
can camp.
THIS COUNTRY DOES NOT NEED
TWO CoRRUPTIoNIST PARTIES;
ONE is ENOUGH. IF FREE INSTI-
TUTIONS ARE TO LIVE IN AMER
ICA, 1T MUST BE THROUGH THE
DEMOCRACY OF JEFFERSON AND
JACKSON AND THE REPUBLICAN,
ISM OF LING OLN. WE MUST KEEP
ALIVE A JACKSONIAN SPIRIT IN
AMERICA. AND BRING TO THE
ALTAR OF OUR COUNTRY SOME
THING MORE THAN APPETITE.
The man who would fix platform
for a campaign solely with reference
to its vote catching properties is
trimmer; is a man who will never do
his country any good; is man who
should have no place in the Democrat
ic party. For if that party is to have
a mission it must be positive party.
The world is moved and controlled by
positive men and by positive forces.
Examine the pay roll of the Almighty
Climb the lofty heights and search
the shining temple of fame and you
will not find a single trimmer within
its immortal precincts.
LET ME S..Y HERE, FRIENDS.
IF WE NEVER DO ANYTHING
MORE, WE DID THE COUNTRY
A SERVICE IN 1896 BY BRINGING
THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY UP OUT
OF THE SWAMPS AND UNDER
BRUSH, AND TAKING A POSITION
IN THE SUNLIGHT ON THE HIGH
LANDS.
1t may take time before results are
seen, but there Is law of compensa-
tion in this universe and a part of all
seed that is sown will grow and pro-
duce a harvest and the work we have
done in the last five or six years will
have much to do in shaping the des-
tiny of this country. Our work is not
accomplished, in reality it has only be-
gun. No such republic as ours ever
existed on the earth before: and to
save its institutions and to lead its
people to higher justice and to
happier condition is the greatest mis-
sion heaven ever gave to man.
We are not Offering the young men
offices, but we offer what is a thousand
times greater than all the offices put
together, and that is career. an op-
portunity to work in the vineyard of
mankind, to fight the battle of the low
y; an opportunity to help the man
hat Is doing the worlds work, to pro-
:ect the children that are being robbed
of their bread. to protect the weak
from the greed Of the strong.
We offer no palace on the hill. but
we offer what is thousand times
greater and better, an opportunity to
assist in lighting the novels of the
poor, in driving want and hunger from
the cheeks of toll and lifting the hopes
OF the sons of men.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1901-02-14

America the difference In the numeri-
cal strength of the two parties is very
small. Six or seven per cent. of one
party thrown over to the opposite
party will turn the election in almost
every state in the Union. That Is. II
they could debauch, or by indirection
control six or seven men out Of every
hundred In party they could control
the election. And experience had also
taught them that when they have an
abundance of money they can control
not only six or seven men In a hum
dred, but they can control more than
double that many.
IF. IN THE LAST ELECTION WE
HAD STOOD FOR THE IDENTICAL
THINGS THAT THE REPUBLICAN
HAVE BEEN DEFEATED BY A
LARGER MAJORITY THAN WE
WERE, FOR WE WOULD HAVE
LOST THE SUPPORT AND CONFI-
DENCE OF THE PEOPLE WHO DID
VOTE FOR US AND WE WOULD
HAVE GAINED NOTHING ON THE
OTHER SIDE.
The great trusts and corrupt poll
ticians who are robbing the American
people want to control the Govern
ment. They want a man in the
White House who will be pliable-who
will be merely OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
quently IL we had adopted the Repub-
llcan platform at our convention
these interests would have labored to
defeat us. Here in Columbus you
have man who by reason of his
great ability, his courage, his integrity
and his aggresslveness, was hated by
the administration. hence they resort
ed to crime to defeat John ]. Lentz.
But their triumph will be short. for a
structure that rests on bribery never
endures long.
THE WORLD HAS SEEN THAT
THE MEN WHO SUCCEED UNDER
THESE CONDITIONS ROT DOWN
AND THAT THEIR FAMILIES ROT
DOWN, INNOCENT CHILDREN GO
TO PREMATURE GRAVES, DAUGH-
TIERS GO TO DESTRUCTION, SONS
TO THE GUTTER AND HOUSE,
HOLDS DECAY.
Now, my friends. we need help, we
are glad to work with all men in the
effort to save and perpetuate Repub-
lican institutions in America. Any
man that honestly believes in the prin-
ciples of Jefferson. in the great mis-
sion of the Democratic party. Is not
only welcome, but can assist in the
management II he so wishes. We are
not seeking Offices. we are endeavor-
ing to promu.2 gate principles. but /
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1901-02-14
OUR DUTY.
Congressman DeArmond Points Out
the Path to Pursue.

Congressman DeArmond Points Out
the Path to Pursue.
Hon. David A. DeArmond of Mis-
souri, responded to the subject, "Our
Duty" with tile following able, force
full and eloquent address,
JEFFERSON THE APOSTLE AND
JACKSON THE CHAMPION OF LIB
ERTY AND EQUALITY, AND LIN
LY-HOW RICH A LEGACY THEY
LEFT US, AND. OF LATE, HOW
LITTLE WE HAVE PRICED 1T!
AND HOW POOR INDEED MUST
WE BECOME IF WE TURN FROM
THE WEALTH AT OUR COMMAND,
TO DIG IN THE BARREN SANDS
FOR THE RICHES WHICH THEY
MUST EVER DENY US.
These great Americans were cast in
molds differing widely but they came
together at the altar of liberty, and to-
gether they worshiped at the shrine of
the inaiienable rights OF man. They
came by different paths, and read the
gospel OF rle free in different words,
conveying the saIie thought and in
spiration. The guiding star of each
was DUTY, and each trusted his own
vision in following 1t. For none of
them, FOR meme or the contemporaries
OF any OF them. had DUTY deeper
meanins OF a more commanding p,ea.
ence than II has for US. of this day
and crisis In DIR country's history.
THE RE2uELICAN PARTY CAN
NOT kkSf;tlS OUR IMPERILED IN
sIiIIIs-As II, T-lyQULD- AND.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1901-02-14

confounded by falsehood. Our gov
ernment, founded upon the equality of
jefferson. strengthened by the honesty
of Jackson, and purified by the liberty
of Lincoln, was at last dominated by
cupidity.
JACKSON AND LINCOLN HAD
BUILT WAS AT LAST APPROPRI-
ATED TO STORE THE STOLEN
THIEVERY.
How long will it be before patriotic
Americans realize that criminal par
tisanship means national suicide?
Washington made war and revolution
against the greed of the inherited
aristocracy and the titled imbecility
of 1776. Must we leave it for the next
generation to make war against an in
herited trustocracy and titled imbec-
ility, or shall we here and now pledge
and enlist ourselves, not for hun
in behalf of that democratic De-
mocracy of Jefferson, Jackson and
Lincoln which believes something,
rather than that degenerate De-
mocracy which merely wants some
thing?
A DEMOCRATIC DEMOCRAT is A
MAN SEEKING AN OPPORTUNITY
10 DO SOMEIHlNG FOR EVERY
BODY. A DEGENERATE DEMO-
GRAFT is A MAN SEEKING AN OP-
PORTUNITY TO DO EVERYBODY
FOR SOMETHING.
1t is the hope and purpose of this
league to promote the study of the
life, the character and public service
of Jefferson, Jackson and Lincoln as
the ideal standard of democratic De-
mocracy.
But tonight you have not come to
listen to me, you have come to hear
men as fearless in the fight, as per-
sistent in the purpose of defending
the workers of the world against the
drones of the world, as were those
valiant soldiers who followed the
leadership of Jefferson in 1900, of
Jackson in 1880 and of Lincoln in
1860. Tonight you are to hear men
whose defeat was secured by men
whose weapons of battle were not
those of civilization. Tonight you are
to hear men whose cause was defeat
ed by the weapons of bribery and per-
jury, in the hands of those hypocriti-
cal pretenders who prate long and
loud about benevolent assimilation
and Christian civilization.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1901-02-14
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
Hon. Charles A. Towne's EuIosy Upon
The Emancipator.

The closing address of the sympo-
SUM was delivered by ex-senator
Charles A. Towne of Minnesota The
order of topics was so arranged that
the three patron saints of the league
were reserved for the close of the
feast. 1t will be observed that they
were extolled in the order of their
enumeration in the name of the
league, which is according to their
chronological position in history Sen.
ator Towne's tribute to Lincoln was
a fitting conclusion to the banquet.
His subject was Lincoln" and he
spoke as follows:
ON THAT SAD NIGHT WHEN.
LOOSED FROM IT'S MORTAL TRAM
MELS, THE SOUL OF ABRAHAM
LINCOLN. PREPARED lND STAIN
SUMMONED, SCARED TO IT'S cE- g.
LESTIAL ORIGIN. STANTON, THE
GREAT SECRETARY, HARSH TEN
DER AND PRESCIENT, UTTERED
THIS JUDGMENT AND PROPHECY:
..NNoDWH HE BELONGS TO THE
CERTAINLY THE REPUBLICAN
IAhl VI TO-DAY AS AN ORGAN
llATION, HAS FORFEITED ALL
FAME. IN REsPECT OF sPEcIFic iNit3
POLICIES 1T HAS REPUDIATED
HIS POSITION ON EVERY SINGLE
ISSUE OF HIS DAY THAT HAS
PROMINENCE IN OURS.
TODAY, THOUGH 1T BE SCARCE
LY AVOWED AS A PRINCIPLE, THE
WHOLE PROCEDURE OF THE RE.
pyBLlCAN PARTY is BASED ON
THE PEOPLE NEED TAKING CARE
OF; THAT THEY ARE NOT QUAIL
lFIED EITHER TO UNDERSTAND
THEIR OWN WANTS OR TO DE
eide ON MEASURES FOR MEET
ING THEM.
Truly. there is some reason after all
In the claim that the last election was
plebiseite carte blanche In favor .of
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1901-02-14
ANDREW JACKSON.
Sterling Qualities of Old Hickory Are
Lauded by Altqeld.

Lauded by Altged.
Ex-Governor John P. Altgeld of iii.
nois paid tribute to the Patron Saint
of Democracy, Andrew Jackson, al
though he dwelt at length on the COM
parative merits of Jefferson and Lin
coin, spoke words of praise for some
of the latter day followers of these
three guiding stars of American pa
triotism, and forcibly expressed his
views Of latter day presidents. Fol-
speech:
WHY DO WE REVERENCE THE
MEMORY OF ANDREW JACKSON?
WHY ASK THE YOUNG MEN TO
EMULATE HIS CAREER? HE WAS
NOT AN ORATOR. HE DID NOT
HAVE AN EXTENDED MILITARY
FIELDS THERE WERE THoUs1
ANDS OF MEN WHO SURPASSED
HIM. YET, THESE MEN HAVE ALL
PASSED AWAY AND LEFT NO I'M
PRESS UPON THEIR TIME. ORA
GENERALS, JUDGES, GOVERNORS
HAVE COME AND GONE, HAVE
SLIPPED AWAY INTO OBLIVION
AND ARE FORGOTTEN, WHILE
JACKSON STANDS UP AGAINST
THE SKY OF HISTORY ONE OF
THE GREATEST FIGURES IN THE
ANNALS OF AMERICA.
Why is this? Is it because of his
positive character? Because he al
never trimmed. He never lodged He
never straddled. He fixed his eye
upon the star of justice and plowed
straight thither. He never called a
thing crime and then did it. Never
saw plain duty and then abandoned
1t. Never stood in the market place
and with sanctimonious countenance
shouldered his sins on Divine Provi-
dence. Like the heroes OF all ages
and all countries he stood on the side
Of the masses of mankind. He stood
on the side Of the men and women
that were doing the worlds work, car
rying the worlds burden. bearing the
worlds sorrows. In his day he was
opposed by all the forces that corrupt
wealth could control.
JEFFERSON, JACKSON AND LIN
BEEN SELECTED IN CHRISTEN-
ING YOUR CLUB. WE'RE THE EX-
ACT OPPOSITES OF GROVER
CLEVELAND AND WILLIAM Nc
KINLEY. THOSE MEN FOUGHT
THE GREAT MONEY POWER AND
ENDEAVORED TO PROTECT THE
PEOPLE. WHILE CLEVELAND
AND Mckinley WERE MERE CON-
VENIENCES FOR THE MONEY
POWER AND BETRAYED THE
PEOPLE.
Glancing back at the campaigns of
1900 and OF 1896 this remarkable fact
stands out prominently that both sides
won in their respective fields. On our
side we appealed TO the intelligence
and the patriotism of the American
people. II was very apparent that In
that field we won. The patriotic intel
iigence OF the American people was
overwhelmingly on our side. In fact,
during the campaign of 1900 the Re-
pubiicans avoided a discussion OF the
real issues involved. but the Republi-
cans won In the field in which they
operated. The corruptionists had dis
covered the fact that when you con-
sider the great number OF voters In
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1901-02-14

whatsoever might be decided upon by
the interests represented by the Re-
publican party. These. at any rate,
were not long in so interpreting it.
ALMOST IMMEDIATELY AFTER
THE DECISION AT THE POLLS A
LY DECLARED THAT THE RESULT
WAS AN EXPLICIT ENDORSEMENT
OF THAT FORM OF COMBINATION.
SINCE THEN THE PREVIOUS RE-
CORD OF THE GROWTH on
TRUSTS DURING THE FIRST
THREE AND A HALF YEARS OF
THE PRESENT ADMINISTRATION,
BEEN FAIRLY FORGOTTEN IN
THE DIZZY BEWILDEPMENT OF
THEIR ACCELERATED PROGRESS
Three crises mark the life CT the re-
public. The first involved the origin
of the Union and embraced the revo-
luton and the era of uncertainty end
ing with the adoption of the Federal
Constitution. This was the age of
Jefferson, of Washington, of Adams,
second involved the integrity of the
Union and the preservation and
ce.nentation of the national life. This
was the age of Lincoln. The third is
now upon lis, and it constitutes the
supreme test of all. 1t is to decide
whether this Republic, strong enough
to defy all external enemies, and nYr-
tured into solidarity of national feel
Ing and purpose, can now resist the
disintegrating social influences and the
demoralizing allurements of conquest
before which all preceding great ma
/tions in history have fallen to the dust
TRoUP OF CONNECTICUT.
Discussed Democratic Principles of
Past, Present and Future.
Hon. Alexander Troup, the Connec.
ticut member of the Democratic ma
tional committee, with characteristic
ability responded to the topic, Demo
cratic principles-Past, Present and
Future" as follows:
1T IS SIGNITICANT THAT ON THE
ODD ANNIVERSARY OF THE BIRTH OF
ABRAHAM LINCOLN, AND MORE THAN
A GENERATION AFTER HIS DEATH,
THAT THU BELIEVERS IN THE PRIN.
CIPLES OF JEFFERSON AND JACK
SON. IN TIE CAPITAL CITY OF OHIO,
SHOULD ASSEMBLE, UNDER THE
AUSPICES OF THE JEFFERSON-JACK-
SON-LINCOLN LEAGUE, TO HONOR
THE MEMORY OF THE MARTYR PRES
IDENT, AND IN THE LIGHT OF HIS
TORY AND OUR PRESENT SURROUND
INGS, TAKE HEED FROM HIS
WARNINGS, AND SEE HOW CLOSELY
ALLIED IN THE INTERESTS OF THE
PLAIN PEOPLE. WERE THE THREE
PATRIOTS AND STATESMEN, WHOSE
NAMES ARE AN INDICATION OF THE
PURPOSES AND PLANS OF THIS OR
GANIZATIUN.
THE PARTY OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN
WAS MADE UP OF RECRUITS FROM
n
OCIATIC PARTY OF JEFFERSON AND
JACKSON, IN NO SMALL DEGREE.
TBE REPUBLICAN PARTY OF ABRA.
HAM LINCOLN is DEAD-BUT ITS
PRINCIPLES STILL LIVE, AND ARE,
TO-DAY. DEFESDED BY THOSE WHO