A Reporters Lincoln volume 1
A Reporters Lincoln volume 1
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Haworth, who was one of the Illinois delegates, "two stalwart ushers entered the door of the wigwam bearing on their shoulders a unique design. They carried two walnut fence rails, decorated with the national colors. Supported by the rails was an immense shield, and on the shield was a large picture of Lincoln. As the men slowly made their way up the densely packed aisle, with excitement already high, the audience went wild. Hats were thrown in the air; handker- chiefs were waved vigorously. Th...e shouts made a deafening roar. The people arose to their feet and cheered the progress of the rails and the picture through the wigwam until the design was placed upon the platform.
"The rails used on that occasion, " said Mr. Haworth, "were made by Mr. Lincoln in what was then Sangamon County, when he was 20 or 21 years old. They had been in use twenty years on the farm of John Hanks, who was Lincoln's uncle, until they were transported to Chicago, to be used if Lincoln was nom- inated. While John Hanks produced the rails and testified to their genuineness, the idea of using them in connection with the nomination was not his.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Haworth, who was one of the Illinois delegates, "two stalwart ushers entered the door of the wigwam bearing on their shoulders a unique design. They carried two walnut fence rails, decorated with the national colors. Supported by the rails was an immense shield, and on the shield was a large picture of Lincoln. As the men slowly made their way up the densely packed aisle, with excitement already high, the audience went wild. Hats were thrown in the air; handker- chiefs were waved vigorously. Th...e shouts made a deafening roar. The people arose to their feet and cheered the progress of the rails and the picture through the wigwam until the design was placed upon the platform.
"The rails used on that occasion, " said Mr. Haworth, "were made by Mr. Lincoln in what was then Sangamon County, when he was 20 or 21 years old. They had been in use twenty years on the farm of John Hanks, who was Lincoln's uncle, until they were transported to Chicago, to be used if Lincoln was nom- inated. While John Hanks produced the rails and testified to their genuineness, the idea of using them in connection with the nomination was not his.
What to read after A Reporters Lincoln volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walter B Walter Barlow Stevens to read onlineMoreLess
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