Remarks of Hon Rs Burrows And Address By Hon Noah Davis On the Occasion of
Remarks of Hon Rs Burrows And Address By Hon Noah Davis On the Occasion of
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The contest was fought out, "hilt to hilt, " but with generous courtesy. Douglas gained his election, hut Lincoln carried a hand- some majority in the popular vote. It is praise enough, for both these distinguished men, to say that no man can rise from a perusal of their debates without pronouncing them the foremost efforts of their character in the records of this country. This glance at the private history of Mr. Lincoln brings us nearly to the time of his nomination to the Presi- dency. Then...ceforward he became, by position, the fore- most man of the nation, and in that capacity his policy and conduct are to be considered.
In his private life, Mr. Lincoln was pre- eminently pure and unsullied. His uniform integrity of conduct and pur- pose won him the popular title of " Honest Old Abe " long before his prominent connection with national politics. Those elements of great ness t hat must stand by him in the presence of God — thar gtteate on, ; of spirit in the domestic A ■ circle and in social lite — that love of truth, ot benevolence, temperance, justice and humility — that charity towards all men, and piety to God and his religion — these adorn and dignify his name.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The contest was fought out, "hilt to hilt, " but with generous courtesy. Douglas gained his election, hut Lincoln carried a hand- some majority in the popular vote. It is praise enough, for both these distinguished men, to say that no man can rise from a perusal of their debates without pronouncing them the foremost efforts of their character in the records of this country. This glance at the private history of Mr. Lincoln brings us nearly to the time of his nomination to the Presi- dency. Then...ceforward he became, by position, the fore- most man of the nation, and in that capacity his policy and conduct are to be considered.
In his private life, Mr. Lincoln was pre- eminently pure and unsullied. His uniform integrity of conduct and pur- pose won him the popular title of " Honest Old Abe " long before his prominent connection with national politics. Those elements of great ness t hat must stand by him in the presence of God — thar gtteate on, ; of spirit in the domestic A ■ circle and in social lite — that love of truth, ot benevolence, temperance, justice and humility — that charity towards all men, and piety to God and his religion — these adorn and dignify his name.
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