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No. 1@-The Era of In9rafjtude."

CO. HE man who is the cause Of all countrys misery IL this dsS
reduced to the rank Of his fellow citizens. and has NO longer the
power to multiply the woes Of these United States This day
- his name ceases to give currency to injustice o to issaliss OF"
ruption. 1t strikes us with establishment that one man could thus poison
the principles Of repubncanism. This day should form . Jubilee"
The foregoing editorial in . Philadelphia newspaper early in 1871 M
isvsnsd against no traitor. no dangerous demasoEus. The man to whom 1t
referred W. osors. washington. the Father Of His Country. It was bat
one of many scOrchins denunciati0ns. and 1t actually represented the s'i
The hero Of the Revolution. the man whose genius had freed America
and had given the helpless young Republic a place among the nations. had
lived to be stormed at in public prints. to be accused Of cowardice dis
honesty. bunsNns statesmanship and lack Of military knowledge Such
w. !: D D:n,s ,:.' ~: ssssi is :. that republic: .. .' ansT.'''' seemed
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and butter" Gin hose DAY formal Am.aeand in nm rs, pn. ..Ssnu usuA rss. 0s y.
in II. evenings tea and s0nee and plum a .s formed TIT only r'irs.nm'ns:; and
them hat, It It sen: asnsr.r. bedtime" w.:h.s.,sa: :s.I, H; .. y: a:'...
dignity, gay n o hmt OF Lmitatng the ways Ok foreign COURTS ns W"s "s
rich, ut severely plain His walk. according to Ger. ulhvan memou@ ~
that Of q farmer rather than Of q soldier.
Anotherc aus for discomfort Val the Senaes dedrO 70
l0-N give the President q high-soundmg title Among The
A treaty phrases proposed wee His Highness' Hi Serene High
and Mob tue j ness" m Hi Patriotic Majesty" Washington himself
- Is sad to ave suggested ha h . b called HIS High
Mightness" Nothing. luckily al Of all these ideas
Then In 1884, when the question Of . treaty with England arose.. CAM he
browning dissatisfaction In many hearts there was still hot III against
ENGLAND. Men thought the treaty vas too favorable to BUR former Bnush foes
and lacking in warmth toward Dur old ALLIES. ts French. nd they blamed
Washington for theses supposed flaws Mobs swarmed In the sreets. John Jay,
father Of the treaty. vas burned In emsy. A Philadelphia rabbhs. 10000 strong
nton. speaking in fAvor Of the document stoned from the platform A
scurnous picture was circulated representing Washington beheaded FOR tyranny.
The President was called "Montezuma" n we worse names. by the
mn whose fathers had starved with him at Valley Forge Washington angrny
declared he wished he had never accepted the Presidency. and added that he had
been abused in such Indecent terms as could scarcely be applied to a common
pckpocket" In 1897 ne retired to private Me jus eight years. after he had u.
tered upo n Presidential ofce as a national hero n nberat0r
i And scarce hat hi resigned he a broke tut again..