The Dickinson press., 1901-09-28

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duties of his high office and from the
ceremonies of his official world, among
the scenes of his real trials and triumphs,
and where he had won her a young bride
to be. the companion of his joys and sor-
rows until death. See him as he
is entering The valley of the shadow of
death in the Milburn home, how he gath
ers her to his heart for the last time and
kisses her a last good bye telling her to
be OF good cheer and not to complain for
at is Gods Way not Theirs" and as they
had taken the sweets of life from His
hand they will take resignedly also the
bitterness of death. ~
Or see him in his devotion to his
mother. 1t is said of him that while she
lived and he was at his Canton home
that the last thing he did every day was
to 60 to bid her a flial good night and
on the other shore she stood ready to
bid him good morning.,
We see him a growing, sturdy
youth enlisting in his country's army and
marching away to the grand stirring
music;;of the war. We see hiQ in the front
OF many battles; how he bares his breas,
to the battle storm dark with the smoke
and dust of war. We see him keeping
watch and ward at night under the quiet
stars, or as in the West Virginia
campaign under the dripping skies,
thinking of home and that dear mother
who watched and prayed for him. We
see him lying down after the weary
march or wearier fight under the open
sky IN the old helds whose burrows are
molstened by a red rain of the nations
best blood. And through those streams
OF blood and storms of war he travelled tc
meet his cruel death in the most peace.
full times surrounded by a multitude
whose hearts beat high at the results
achieved BY his noble life.
And what shall we say of his untimely
taking off?
The assassin is very particular in the
choice OF his victim.
Lincoln was the great emancipation
He set free millions of slaves. He him.
self OF common stock was the friend of
the common people and believed in the
axiom that all men are created equal,
with certain inallenable rights and that
the government is of the people, by the
people and for the people. But this did
no save him. An egotist slew him. Vic.
toria was a most illustrious sovereign.
Her reign is the brightest in all British
history; she is called "The Good" YET
men shot at her as at a wild beast
Humbert ruled Italy as she had never
been rnled before, but they did not spare
him. The anarchists from our shores
murdered him. Garfield gave US reform
in civil service, n of the best laws oil
the century. He was a man of great
promise but he was shot as a bandit
And Mckinley, twice elected to the high
est office in the gilt OF the American peo
pie, a typical citizen and model states,
man becomes the object Of the unreason.
ing hate OF the anarchists. Likewise
howled the Jews of old against the Son
OF Man, who had fed them, healed them,
taught them and had come to externally
save them; but they crucifed Him.
Therefore because a ruler is good anc
great, it does not save him5even here and
now under the best government in thu
world. Out of the last seven presidents
three have been murdered. Nonation il
all history furnishes such another chap
ter save ancient Rome during her de
decline, in her degenerate days.
One eau understand the enmity tina
struck at the first martyr, Lincoln
Then the South had been beaten in 7;
long and deadly war, and it was blu
natural that out of that time someon,
should come seeking by personal spit,
to right a nations wrongs. But now
when peace is universal, when there i
no North, no South. no East. no West
that hate should burn and assass;nat;o,
hraed = .nJaaaa ae ~ assass.la''o
Oreeo is evidence OF, the Qegeneracy o
some IN our midst. Even when the
SHOUTS Of muititudes nj the ar, Id tn
very owe OF that applause which make
ms purpose easy Of execution some de
PRAYED wretch seeks to carry u hi
murderous design and changes thos'
shouts OF JOY into lamentations OF woe.
therefore something should be don
to protect the life OF the man in tn,
White House. Presidents should not b
elected to be shot and the first lady i
the land should not wantonly be made
widow.
we would set our foot upon an embe
lett by a campfire on the prairie to SAVE
the feeding grounds to the roaming
herds, and it is time the nation set it
kindling.
These enemies of all government
tyrannical or democratic, simplybecaus
it is government, are enemies Of the rae
and should find no place OF rest in thi
or any land save only where anarch,
reigns supreme; where spirits dive
whose leader hath said:
o this be sure,
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