A Reporter's Lincoln
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Mr. Lincoln steadfastly refused to permit his name to be used for the head of the state ticket.
When his nomination was suggested he met it with this opinion: "I wish to say why I should not be a candidate. If I should be chosen the Democrats would say, 'It was nothing more than an attempt to resurrect the dead body of the old Whig party.' I would secure the vote of that party and no more, and our defeat would follow as a matter of course. But I can suggest a name that will secure not only the ...old Whig vote, but enough anti-Nebraska Democrats to give us the The Bloomington Convention 35 victory. That name is Col. William H. Bissell." This suggestion was made to the editors at Decatur on the 32d of February. The editors went home and advocated the nomination of Bissell with such force that when the Bloomington convention met no other name was considered, and Bissell was nominated with a great demonstration. In fact, one enthusiastic delegate shouted that Bissell had already been nominated by the people of Illinois and the convention should only reaffirm.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mr. Lincoln steadfastly refused to permit his name to be used for the head of the state ticket.
When his nomination was suggested he met it with this opinion: "I wish to say why I should not be a candidate. If I should be chosen the Democrats would say, 'It was nothing more than an attempt to resurrect the dead body of the old Whig party.' I would secure the vote of that party and no more, and our defeat would follow as a matter of course. But I can suggest a name that will secure not only the ...old Whig vote, but enough anti-Nebraska Democrats to give us the The Bloomington Convention 35 victory. That name is Col. William H. Bissell." This suggestion was made to the editors at Decatur on the 32d of February. The editors went home and advocated the nomination of Bissell with such force that when the Bloomington convention met no other name was considered, and Bissell was nominated with a great demonstration. In fact, one enthusiastic delegate shouted that Bissell had already been nominated by the people of Illinois and the convention should only reaffirm.
What to read after A Reporter's Lincoln?
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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