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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-01-07

Ibrsr aOfung gu feben, teine, bi. ct
TN gussHbIid auf eisens 8sruntpor'
tung bGtte Dasen t0nnsn. WeiI er
In bider GntfpideluRs Der Sude
felbitGnbiser Gntidlisbunsen beruubt
uRb in ben Wtrbel oieier Dinge ais
elm llufreier seriFen poroen mar. Der
In 3tpGnsen nur banoeln tonute. bes'
baGb fiibIte er fsin Ssr5 bebriidt unS
fonnte nidt arbers, als in fhfperIten
9eiOrgniTen bem Siinftisen entsesen'
feben :.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-01-07
Gin Shtimih

: Gin SptimiF. Sdmis.
reni1duipisler (einen ibm susenoris.
ntn Serrifenen Stiefel btira6tenb):
rDds fir fonoerbare 5ormen bod
mdndmal Der applaus anuimmt!"
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-02-11
Is y'2'EE ~ I n TNtSS%aTnyH -
e't, So, ------%-a.-- Il .,..,
i tby RRa surehce Dunbsr.)

49, So n 81 ! -, sAS1E.HA------~--,
Hart was the $tien With q mighty
5y.fs Y wound; ~ u @*'''.I: . -
And all htr. wAyA were hlled with
Gxs 81" clam 'ropSl s6lnd, - ,..
yslled loud the.ssnta with unremlt-
And ~ epss the North tAht could not
fhet, sasdaeass.iotnea is nershest
~ Itdnes to- strife: '-'',Nx. ST.
" Rinot mote swelled In the sonE Of
tSAs I .SGS'ltf6s~ :Iis$i.|S u,,@>.. l -"
Till. &tirfing with the love that allied
,ssS&t ~ his breast r>>&~< = -. =. ~
But still ;sEuudinchihg at the Right
ks$,EsGt shAhest, : ( ~. >S.|;. - =, ;
FtaSR EtRsnlh came. strong
IT. from afar--- 49,. -.
The mi hty Homer OF the Tyre OF
tsfNas h&,Nho thadps the raging temp
{; ,se{ cease, - ~, 49,. p = :.
feAahS from ;his strings the har-
,,aSsSs 49, =, y mQny OF peace. 80
A0sad th& $triugF that made the dis
NJ =, Is; &0sd ): ~ ron G.. 81 SO -
hid gave Ibis spirit up in thun'droua
m 81 sohB: > - :" =, .'.....-.
6 i ,mt&Aty I, Master. of the mighty
Az llfal ~. - - -, ., -.
Earth heSfd and trembled at thy
Strhfns of fire: .....
EAtth l&aEneta OF, thee what Heaven
/ US already, knew n ..~ '.
) &41 wv rptez tn ees9d down among her
4 rs =, = treasured rev! 49,.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-02-11
AHlnfyersary
CoataHss9&Rrom Dago one


$4,000 49,
sword, the army and navy and Treas
nry In our haAdB and at our COM
I0and y9u c6tNd>hot do it. This
Government, woHla BE- very weak, in
desd, II q majority, with a disciplined
arhay and navy "a well-filted Treas
uryhs eobfd NOT t8serve itself when
attaSke9 by ans dhaFmea. tindiciplin-
edR nh6fahniz$a minority. All this
tA1E,1kbR ths .aiaSgfatton Of the TN
tont ~ hanSbnb b; nothing but folly.
VS. w. not 3aafit Id E'lssolve the Uni
oh!sa, &HW het.;;as
nov aTawins to q close. Hs and
Hnco1p had been antagonists for
Manly 5yesrs5 upon 'tiea stamp, and es~z
peeia1ay during the recent heated
Arganeh{s, aver tl1s h4yer-ending
az eblo Of, slavery. ~ 1jlbcdfn at the
uhGhimoiia tualI OF his followers ap-
psaYed ~, opposition 10, abe Senators
70 slert iony VS. 1norfina&sd by the
fshbapftta6s ~ 4their AsBysS and only
choice" for Senator; proceeding to
challenge DQGsiabs:, to \ i4iAt debate;
and the preliminary gsre or"the cam
paign off6o wsg fred. .3ser<n tlwes
ia great argWtneht, '1n closing strife
they stood"--these giants little and
big. 49, -
Zach carried himself weIf; but
history records Lincoln the @ictor,
carrying the &tate by pobnjar ma
GRITTY Of 400, though Douglas,
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-02-11
.....-, -. I =,
METRO PhooRkBS IN A, M1ss1s.
49, -... - STrPT T1I8 r1..-----.55r---,.--

A brochure by D. W. Woodward,
OF Tuskeeee institute ia message
OF hope and inspiration, and more
than repays one for the few minutes
required for It's pcrusal.
To one whose knowledge OF the
Negro r&;o is limited to that portion
North, the majority Of whom live in
undesirable rented quarters In courts
and alleys, the information that tho
5000 or more Negroes Of Jackson,
Miss. own one-third Of the area OF
the town; that the assessed yalua-
ton Of their holdings Of $50 of tnem
ia $651,680.o0, being ap average Of
S1072.32 to the Individual * ae.
founding.
! u ic oven more astounding that
| on"-half the Negro families ovn
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-02-11
Shot tin Theafep


In the company Of Mrs. Lincoln and
friends, absorbed In, the play, greeted
by the audience, aid supfefnely hap&
Ply that the Har',Va over and peace at
hand, he, was struck down by John
Wilkes Booth, dying! the next .nllorr,
without regaining consciousness, sur
rounded by his family and high offic.
tafs, : 80 -. ''7, p, =, = =: ~
Nov he belongs to the ages" said
Stanton -. : -. >-..-> 81
His remains Lay in stats in the cap
itoly and were taken by way OF Balti:
more, Philadel pbia and New York and
other cities, With extraogdi mary man
ifestations Of soErow.: to Springfield,
and inferred at Oak Ridge lust tolfh
side the city, 5Whepe the now rest rest.
monument Of white. marble. was erect
ed over them and through all time
lovers OF truth and; justice, liberty, and
nntonA viii make. pfous pflgrtmaReg
tAther: ~: s.. ...(>. r. 49,, =
Abraham, LtncoIn has, been gone
from, his fellow men for, more than
two; score years. OF those, who, knew
and worked With him scarcely-one reI
Mains, The patt9ns which he gave. his
life. to- preserve Is forever cemented
apd, sealed by, his blood;. the warrine
ssctieps ara, l1,oyys more closely. united
thar reSer. before in our history. Sure,
" It, fs now posStbls+ 70 obtain a trus
estimate Of the man, .of"his life and Of
his work. - ~, ( g: z. f>.' "a, %.,zJ
mir mn M Oh h., a.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-02-11
NOT Els Il .RlrT tERT1CH.

!: Away VITA tho Appght that Japan's
brsaseas son ian4 and sea influences
the. nattdnal government In opposing
sca1leo !. salsatsc heerhtada to check
theS+ ":yell6W PERI" Get: TIE Fence:
- thta nor the land OF. the. tree and
,neef Aene. Of The: braye?x Hast s}ft,ra
gotten that .9sthe square: deal" -iss our
countfy'g motor. -: -. r.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-02-11
,0E,iN LINE.

.AnSsfhS hA NatNMGht to eatablisl
a YonS Meas Chrasasn Association
:or> cetS seAShe9 ip omNha, The Ep
terbtisa thHt city aays; ....>>>.-y!,.
NASViisk; Aa ths Mutual Inter
est ClS fMANA2llys removed frvn
poltttpsssS SStsptAtnG te bring Init
exiStencSMX !HMs4ISSsSA a, Tor the c616F.
cd pRqRle AXHe4Ks[ to as, that TIN
color44 ny az the city can give
1t thttf $50 M, Cert they dc
not want q hSopls StsthS companni;
tx to feel SsfhaS3Qre >op N0aaa II
. colored q @fappA Of SAefY> n
&c. A.,N IT. aFfsmEan neutral and
DO not 3tNeN Nh; p1Rport, they vii,
pc deeuieas NSaat ;tAe movement
And It. my ekit1kaf sneY awe, 'sotas
COCA reAyon kEs&eshE - sainst ;,ths
movement N,INadtsWs would be glad
to hnrR those S1AR6ha prevented :. i;
seeas 70 III tfAffta " he crytns
need of, the tin Ministfrs Or the
Church Of ana. sst you i've row
support to this >S&DHtf" - : ;. ;;
The ,reason ts&stbe' reproductioa
OF this ediiortal3aast it<e1attly de-
scr'bes ,eQndi,toha tch obtain hers
:, It Is, WITH H. liz, t>tre, ~ th,t IN.
state mont ,rtt iasm.dSS .h,aiour I'm e.
a. rhfeh Nm sos ls.,.ntciou.lv ~
Issn,sed Z few weet ksxo. is already
Sa1erins >tfo,n tho ete Of interest.
II 1qe actual oppeaAea Of certain
s,rsn FL 90 - 49,, "A r. ars*n.
: .N,thInS, cap, :,s,lse Eata,Etn E<t,ath
.es}n.t M siv ! !. ,,a FSsa,,;,sc,~ ~ nm,
orsa n.rSttoh. S A. IS ~ S.et Tor s;;ssooa:
# ahtoia hate No nsSSS ass, d; = 81
al, I'm have anI;.ssi S}R ~ 81 81 s 8; =
.a,v,Ssa -: aa a. Is;,siHsSs5t, ~ M
sbursh. tts nasfnra ~; a. s.e,n va,
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-02-11
OUR poSsT ;H.ACREeA'TE.

Not Otter does he, this. post. o&
Eaurs, tune his Tyre and launch. forth
" sRss kesesaal shat y hen; hs, dqe{E
Ne &ish he 'hadn't. - e.. = g.,
Nothing 7daanted by the none TOD
gYhti that he is. more adept;
|ss1Sh COD than with the penS
Eesll Be wise to+learn 70
EbpSli before esssyfng a poem, hs
takes the coup ut and comes back With
a spaile.r. 49,. Il.
!, Yesterday was the third anniver-
|safy Ut the death OF Paal. LawfSnee
Dun bar. In commemoratton Of that
sad event, our poet httshss his Tyre
to. this ehnobfing, refrain:
Before he died hc:ssid:%:
II Will so. D. apa ready,
BIZ 1t the Lords VIII,
May l forever lay"
Said he as he walked
And With God bA talked.
... And With him may l rest
Just III his gentls 1br east
II Eoa hav, tears prepare to shed
But Oh, now :he To- gone.
Aud we must follow on,
To him the day WRs blight
And to u.s. dark ss,ptEaE>
But his face xshtfed bright
Oro coda
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-02-11
Issued tho Proclamation.

IN --.'
4 -. ~ 49, S4.Nntet' u,o ne. TO-
aho1,sni. -r-.-ta' - - 4
e M saeedi -. ., eo.At w,
- n1;,. fv<,s,S. rYt" 80 .nn n 'o =
10 syr,c1.S; - - VI
.tL go 30 ~ "1,r' .uets "tss'
the; chfae, ,'a,ra,t - $50 80 eun
cant 60, 80 0 7t' y
Is,,s o,,, -. :. -. -. :, =
~: -, ,sI 20. s Apu VI tne pr9e,
SSxersnca saIdata 80 ~ IVY ahu
statfs Sna Sars.s. io" ;'s'H Ht0t nfes
= s. mr. MIC a., - -, , {
aa - r. 80 49, 80 - 1880, nea,ex
b. ~. 90 : . i,ass9
sfaitsssfs, I;nEsSa 4 al:gtp,! L. - = y
80 - ,.,9;afts,a ,n9 -,
ni,a rs w - ~ 90. GO 10 sA$e9t'
nv - 80 80 - -:
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-02-11
A,M63pRIeNf GoNaORRAH.

/ I'VE VtfS S,pfs i ChtcAso university
prof ess5r haYpeates tskinEu the car
|pets fspn the Rapra Of churches that
tee yqanE people Z may " have - dance
occaaRi onehy nader proper environ,
rdShta Z Ghiea&o alwsys> bore, the
rehhtAtien scf being q wicked city
bRe asshD would have Thought it's
GehxFshea$ tie Only place where prop
Feat anyironin enta could be had, for a
aahpss Aayz IS ssaeed Kaa right
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-02-11
His Acts Approved.

III view Of zthe.. tributes spaid, him
in the resolutions Of both fthf' great
parties &ipg 1903, it, js; Int egeating. to
ascertain what was the es current 81; ildgg
msut Of him only "A years ago The
Union party ASSEMBLED at, Baltimore
thus declared itself, = r.. ,' ~
RESOLVED, That we approve and
applaud the practical wiad om, the
upself8sh patriotism and the nm
swerving fidelity to the constitution
and the pFfRaipIas OF American libsrr
ty.. with sshfch. Absaham Il lincoln: has
dischAf6efi;% Under. efrunnstafices 81
Unparalleled difficulty 2thsigxeat dd-
Ties ~ tttes FssHad ebtfaf :effiee!S2 The
radical Republicans at Cleveland ar
,TafRned Mr.. Lincoln <forAhis violation
OF. thts TfghEgs of free; speech; free
PRESS ind shabeas cofpYss' ~ Their carr
Hdat8; <Genaraa fremont >! b eldSs Mr.!
I LtncafD y ~ IND ntatrasidn :: poll ttea1iy,
hnal iita1dty and sanencialIy a. faibure:
The Democratic party at Chicago re-
solved that after -four yeats pfhfail-
suye to, jreatpre. the Union BY the lex-
EbbrimeTt on war .; ~ Justice lst-
Imantkyyy>li liberty ana the public vel,
fare. deraaad that. I'm mediate efsSrts
be made, tor; aIcessati5nN OF. ltbstdli;
Fffss%3 Not by a, syflabae upon 4 the
ubieet OF ~ ffsty,, eit.',y,;:: n TN rIrt-
form, or McCleilah's letter Of accept
af1e. ~ mi. e. 'tt.o 5I'.s1Ei = n.~tF,,
- THE Union is. the one condition
Of peace. We ASK no more" he
wrote. ....
Boths, the National Union and Rad
teal Republican, conventions declared
that. 49, slavery. was virtually dead
by the results of the war and the
emancipation proclamation an
amendment = to, the constitution
SHOULD be. submitted TO the. people
whereby its G listence should be for.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-02-11
TltE.REK *CHART4SR.

:, g ThSt AsR, tt4r tpf the city CT
CA tee al " hsye aA the>: good
Renta as ADV eAtss claim. for It. but
tasss nv =, Departure from
tAe ,pteeeat nnath spf oar. eity'a Eov4
afh@ept that tho prptests against l1s
pas3aee are not without grounds, es-
ReSsiiasS kas gisaRot tho TACT: that the
ssdp @ = aRoraed;: a rather
lltpitAa opporsaRitx p saoduaint them
tf4 ne y sps b y = X,
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-02-11
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a4lt1nph

TSSty III sA1NStssAtSstf Jsgt
= hAs A %ondrciie "a hM y lis thpe1
fshost years ConkfesSs III TIE auni1Sr
dl$s1SRl. had gpaAasA. & unSni,
t&&(E. the CrittSpden s. EAsb luttoiaS,
which set, forth that thk Was Wa " IN
fss1' m no spirit OF s6pprs asiSl or any
3pprposS> of conquest 0r Of Ssintaff erthit
with, the rights sor sstAbliSh led sinstit NIX
tfans OF the state but to preserve the
3hfon, and that tt'as soon a. these obs
)1eets sre, accomplished the Fsr+ ought:
to. cease N.E ~ ,Fi.T},> fGs&f.s Y u ~
The contest, between Lincoln Z and
MOI lellaA was at tiJRt very doubt 4,
SO I'M uch so that th&spSesident put th
writing his belief that sthis adYnfntS
tratinpx will likely be- defeata 2. !. Butt,
the capthre| OF Atlanta by ! Eh9rfnxh
and the destruction, ot the nsStfM NM
bile Bay by Faragut :'knoS&ed$ tho 6ots
tom out Of the Chicago nominations, 3
according to Seward, I'm the words of
Mr. Lincoln himself; with fsaSraS&
In the field the ELECTION will take es sts
Of itSelfs'L * ~, S,Ss "
e The country wisely concluded : "it.
wan not ,beatsto sHsp z horses SSWhSa
|crossing atreams."S ~ r. ss. g.
~. ls:ltsineoln's triain1 oyert Moo le1lNp
was complete. he carrying az OF the liS
states voting. Upon. the. very night az
his re-slection he, add rdssed 4 body, OF
sersnad ers sEsaying .hsswas ethanktut
to God for this appseyaF OF the people.
('but that II he kneY his heart his grat.
itude was free from Any faint OF per
sonal triumph" Gi :. . m 49,
The end Of both or war and his life
was approaching. Grant, around Pot,
eraharg. and Sherman. in the Caro-,
hnas, were gnawiug at the very vitala
or the confederacy. In the Presidents
expressive, pharse, one was holding the
leg while the other waa ;alhputating it.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-02-11
ABRAHAM f.INCOI.N.

n; <, Tomorrow marks: the one humid
rStA year, since, the birth ,,of Abra-
Nam sLinsolns' -. :.
.:s> NJ. Lincoln was, without cxeep-
I Slqa.s the moat re,nar kable man
Amsriea has produced. His whole
shsatssY; reada IKE q romance. Every.
ska haa produced, men, who seem to
sssssn dtvtneIy created to do the
which they, accomplished.
men have usually come trom
Kahiler walke Of >litss; have worked
h HON the ranks and, by. a6eet
4Ss jhs CHARACTER. have lifted thenit-
aktsSaS dove the rest OF, mankind.
1AS sfact their. humble birth Is NOT
More remarkable than the Vinkulaf
sraasgz which usually. .accofnpanisa
fhddt DEATH 1,hey are born among
the >Gnhhie, struggle up to eminence
.threakh eha most tsI4g eifcumbaagaaa
sea. INA q gele,asa xlhg -;
ahsta se, 90 out sIiHe :. nash add
1ea1S asa immortal, name joined WITH
shS 2 nm d- blessing Of the. woEaa.
T6Air ortea> are are !reversa And
Aas eeRs thefr erfprg and plsss
taetk n9ass: in the 'sactsd Keeping
os fas isedss =. i.
( !. f SIngeSsull says, the name of Wash
lnafon, 10 gradually. fading away and
nov be iis simply steel engraving;
that bis memory will be forgotten
finally, as he was one of those who
garS his countrymen partial freedom
I but' Lincoln will be remembered in
all lands where the humble plead foT
the Better chance and the cry Of the
;poot is heard beneath the heel OF
the .oppreBsor. Lincoln was distihc-
lively the hero OF the common peo-
ple.;2 In all his sympathies the poor
the humble occupied the first place
He Gourted the favor Of neither the
masses nor the classes, his only care
seiua that he might do the right az
God gave him to see the right
2 TIE ADVOCATE never loses ar
oppef tur.ity TO keep the memory Of
thts! great man. evor fresh in the
minds Of its readers. it believes
that in proportion rs we cxemplify
IN ppr own lives the patience and
long suffering exhibited by Abraham
Lineeln. in the same measure We
may hope to be suc:essful. Then
Il ~ real pleasure to think about
Lihfoln in these days when men are
! seSktns to be popular by doing VIVA
z he3s,must know to be wrong, whet
1T M fad to. decry the people Lin
fte1lH3Shought good enough to be frc'
+rffaaA IN. a free lana.
4 j tfIsais ALSO a pleasure to know tha
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-02-11

Realizing that ,thas end was near. Mr..
LiM6oln, from The 'ddhptfist 81 his great
heart: susgestsd tqS Ris eabinet that
the tSliapss :o3 the N fedaracy be an
t&ipated, and the. sum n &A00 900 600
Bs APPROPRIATED 81 I5,. s;;5s; i,
Condition that hoaltlitiss ScsSa as by
APRIL l To his gr&N sSrnow ,hia sew.
en- advisers voted &6wn Ills sproposf.
ton. You are all opposed to me-" he
Esadly remarked. II #.. ~ ? =,
- On MARCH 4. 1865 he again took the
presidential oath; again lie delivered
a striking 1nauguraT address. Unlike
the flrst, jtvwas ,short-the shortest In
ourhistory; 'but IT. haa not It's equal
In lofty eloauence and, austere moralf.
Fty." Together with his frat inaugur.
al and Gettysburg address. 1t forms al,
unparalleled trio OF public utterances
IA matehless display Of heart and
brain. The race which The had eman;
|cipated 4 apTeafeds fnna the procession
for the frst time. to doihim honor: !
At his first appearing the! natibna was
on the brink Nofacivil war, and 48ristin ne
mo- one knew 2whitberp2at hiss SECOND
the yer was virtually over Richmond
being about to fall For ;fouro long
weary years. hg had carried q. crush ine
burden, one almost :Hhithoubiprecsden
or parable now zlza4 ssvas to, .ettioyt the
bleesed quiet and, reask0f peace, which
bath her own: victories, and which Inc
planned to vigorously cultivate. Free
happy, the ;bufdeh lifted; Wfftf1 naffce
e. tSSf = = :
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-02-11
ALIENS W., CiTExRNs,

Il Z, NpH.' fAlr Ispsnnsd man VIII, blame
the Pf<sideatfofr 'hiss enorta. to- stop
sssss axs. IL Rsi.la,ion hostile to
saolerfd, Rsns IN California or any
athsr ststs; III . my sthst tho lawss
and sSata4ss 6ttths eoaatrs do not
hermit his exercise OF an eoaal
amapnt Of ,solicitnde as, to- the we'll
bethg >af .sttss Aelnisa eAtiaens. = -
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-02-11
War Wa'saSOn.

Meanw lille; the Confederates had
set up a government zo9s their own,
and placed Jehereon, Devtso at It's
head, = They were aTmingr drilling
foEtifying; would. there be- WARP. The
*pswer soon came, For. Sumter, in
Charleston harbor, held, by. Major
Robert Anderson WIN q handful Of
troops, proved to be the storm cen
ter, being bombaSdad. and made. to
surrender. Instantly the country
wAa ,ablaze: the President called for
1890 volunteers; AID the war, long
fesIed, long predicted Was on.
4Who. can, tollow;ct Nj LINCOLN
Though the four yeafs enspth e HIS
hidtoty became thar oYs 1ie. conhtryt
III IL ;:iinpossible to saisffhgptsh be.
tween them. The .adasSof. #lf ;jebbed
and HoSed; the defSaSs bf Emil HIM
and FredericksbnYg were sic seedsd
blythe victories 4eies!SIyfEZgBnfg And
Visksparg. He gfieYbd 90 ne for
msE; he rejoiced :dYgr fhes latter FE
through IT All ne g: lstmself
With consun,tnate XIII tra9rd 5tfa.
~ patience and subbnk fifth doing
tfSt right "as Go6 sgays lfhtm TO see
it," and believing nat ffs@ Wpnld IN
cline the. hearts ofiR6s people 20 sue.
tain the >governJnanfs s8s. Aiiowed no
petty feelings nof. aLes 10 Blind
his eyes nor warp ma 1ent. ~ He
lost Himself in his W6fasSfR 3iiis sole
test was devotion igthS Union. Dem
ocrats held not oily 6tgFt Y placsssan
the cabinet ---Ckasssf sfa1d Z sst&fto III &
but high rank In the srgng MsClsl-
| Ian and Grant. He wss az adtek, TO
acknowEcdge' his own sf6istake8 as ne
was to give credit %beTS credit. was
due. YOU we're right and ! : waa
wrong" he wrote GTaDt after Vick4-
burg. = ~ nm Il = e.
A Southerner bylhirth, he roour1E
ed over the desoIati0H. Of that fan
sectfon; he loved Il. and would ,gla9;
~ have spared It tfI1lborrors. Of war
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Proved Himself pipiomat !

III. 81 = x 80
Never a harsh OF sbittsE woraS es.
lScaped HIM, though himself den6unc.
I'D ans an enemy TO the human race,
deserving the execration OF All man
kind!" AS truly as he gave an seSe airt-
nal hnpatNs to hbscrs ana a. new del;
init1On OF freedom did he em0bdy Ii,
hta own life the principles lafd down,
hi tho SERMON On tie Mount y !, ~
Mf, Lppolh,.s stateznanahip, his
profound wisdom " ere els? striktnEly
displayed in the handling Of .lnterna-
tional questions AS in dealing with
those pertaining %, domestic slavery.
The Trent AFFAIR threatened to In
volve% us seriously with Great Brit
ain, but MIR. Llncolu's sage remark !:
zone. war. 1T IA time. ME- Sewafd;''
ayerted the Danger and secured an
honorable settlement, F.. Z :, -. ! y
81 M. Seward afterwStd% admitted
that the most critical period OF our
struggle was, before Lord Russell's
reply was received 'atatiag thaE the
Fn6ts OF our government was satisfac-
tory to the British cabinet. ~
s. The question OF slavery was the
moatiyexatious with which; Mr.. Lin
coin had to deal. The border states
which had not seceded. possessed,
|aiRe the Conefed Araee, large numbers
|ot s1SS es. nnd%Mr: Lincoln was niost
anxious to hold these states. in line
TOR the Union, needing their assist
ance.- - - - j. ~ < - - -. -.
l., He was naturally: amti-slayeFz.i,,.
but such was his reverence fon ,aas'
and his oath of once thattha did4npt
allow mis- PERSONAL sfeelingas to %iafap4
|epce his official acticn,f; APressed, )by
the !Aboltionists and Radicals upon
|t the one hand and 10y :those .oppaeea
ta the end. ,aainat on ON .the
|oEh$F, he maintained e. passiX sWait-
Ing ATTITUDE, repASA Ding fthSi pfemB7
ture .orde4St nd aacta; ,ef his generals
In the field until. events clearly dem
onstrated that either the Union or
slavery must perish. -. H. : :,
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There is mo- accounting for 'the
assgafsities Of Fate. There's Bryan
Rho oewent through three political
laatfaaides without a scratch and is
nrs iii tarsd In, a simple little auto
mobile accident.
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.-. -" =. st;is/ - ! =" - 70 =.
Always Remained UncI,anae,

lie excelled IN both relatiopB.y His
rise from the, flatboaf to the 8skBs
Behold, them the great Am efIcKn.'
worthy, to stand with Was6ibs8kSH
and Frahklfn-the three 1foIHfns 4
trinity Of public servants ufisafp8Sss
I'd by any nation. in. modern ,Iy8Ss!
Without the formers birth, tralpEnE
and military experience and tkSEihtS
ter's grasp Of many subjects Ind
diplomatic experience; III, fe1fHtufsk}yss
IL e = - ~ X 6, "a - SO, s fSIs2s
Continued on, Page Five. - ! !.
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: 49,. DIDN'T GET OItR,N

THE aomcial estimate places the
amo9ntisof money in circulation at
S3s;oA Fer capita: Our thirty-five
seepI. Go be unnecessarily delayed
some fWhSFe on the circle;
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THE RIEyli1Rss WIZ no.

: THE andieatfppg now are that no
ohtsition aQasuS asn.@nt VIII DE apn5
lhtttea 10 the lac lseopla ny this LSgiS.
latqre: :, Since there is NO hope OF
getting a whole foaf, we must n4ed
bezEpptent rith hair in fthe tofhS
pf GOOD local option law
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~ t'iberfs5g hayg-an eighteen foot
launeh-AsPePorted to have fired on
a steamer dying the German nag.
Now. ,wGgn't that an exhibition Of
nerve. ~ r - =
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SipcAeSaention has been made of it,
1T daes SSsm a little strange that the
railroad commission bill remains N
the comptbtsa room 30 long.
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s. S s E = 81 & y
g lkss s. q:
With sbhsS.s sinisS MI
,staHdsr no Sreplied 3 nat I'D 8 kin6 az
orusheI 20 the earth y, IA lstroNS
defSAts, he3 syer rose An Nm n tSS3vf
the drpopingssn rits otsth&. Nbftlt ~!
care TOR The widows and s0fah kns ana
to bind up the broker, Aea rtsd 4. IS lSsgS