towering mountain peak
best be seen afar
zens.
pay tribute to themselves, for they
produced him, reared him, sustained
him, and offered him to the service
of humanity. In the hearts of a
people from whom so splendid a
product can come must be a nobility
of character sacred and immortal.
In this lies the hope of America in
the years to come, in this reflection
that, so long as the deals of the p
| and character of Abraham Lincoln
' are being interwoven the imperish-
able fabrics of spirituality, romance
' and imagination. As he reecdes he
| comes more completely within the
scope of human understanding. The
' world claims him, The uncouth
| mystic sprung from the loins of a
primitive people, nurtured at the
| breast of poverty, schooled in the
| university of the wilderness, becomes
day
Americans in honoring him SAW OMEN IN DAYLIGHT STAR. |
Following Mr.
in November, 1861,
Iii, Register printed the following
paragraph.
“Jt will be remembered by many | ne s
of our readers that on last election public good. “Well,
when |
elected President, a bright star waa | hat Sow, but wait till
geen through the most of the |
—
Lincoln's election, | Woe.”
The Rockford, | Just before his second Iinaugura-
tion some one
coln, “I doubt
Honest Old Abe was |
I don't know
to the fame of that t Amer- in hardly more than a single gen- splendid past are cherished and pre- degrees will turn out, but I rather think I
or whose place in the history of this eration : figure with a universal ap- served, each generation will breed gay, boul 99, Oe Star Somey of East | shall have more influence with the
ranks with that of who peal, an inspiration everywhere on a ma~ to meet an urgent need. that rested over the place where lay | next administration than I have
first in the hearts of his coun- earth to mankind strugs'ing against In keeping alive the flame which the redeemer of the world, may not | with this.
en. About his illustrious name the odds of fate. No people has purns at the altar of Lincoln, the this have signaled the birth of a| Se
shine as time goes on and contributed a nobler figure than his men and women to whom he dedi- power that shall de our country | —The horse, cow, sheep, hen, goose,
retreating distance brings him more to the shadowy annals of tradition. cated his immortal soul maintain a safe through its manifold difficulties | duck, peacock, hog, cat, were
majestically into view, like some! The instincts which actuated his beacon light to guide their faltering of today? May not Abraham Lin- all tamed by man SO many
ago nobody knows when the
which can career of devotion to his country lie
footsteps along the way to better
off. Into the life deep inthe breasts of his fellow citi-
and nobler things.
ccin be
power?
the reperesentative of that | years
Be it so or not, we look to | taming was done.
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