Abraham Lincoln
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In a letter to his partner, W.
H. Herndon, he says: '' Let every one play the part he can play best. Some can speak, some can sing, and all can halloo." When he had filled his engagements in New England and New York he returned at once to Illinois, where he threw himself into the canvass with great fervor, speaking day and night until the election, which occurred in November, 1848.
When the votes were counted, it was found that Gen- eral Taylor was elected, having 163 electors, while Cass had 1...37. Van Buren, not having carried any one State, had no electors. Of the total number of votes cast in all the States, Taylor had 1,360,752; Cass had 1,219,962; Van Buren had 291,342. Great was the joy of the Whigs ; bonfires and illuminations flamed, and the Whig news- papers broke out with cuts, big type, and other devices to show manifest exultation, unknown in these days. There was a general feeling of satisfaction all over the North, for it was felt that the election of Taylor would, somehow, prevent the further extension of slavery.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In a letter to his partner, W.
H. Herndon, he says: '' Let every one play the part he can play best. Some can speak, some can sing, and all can halloo." When he had filled his engagements in New England and New York he returned at once to Illinois, where he threw himself into the canvass with great fervor, speaking day and night until the election, which occurred in November, 1848.
When the votes were counted, it was found that Gen- eral Taylor was elected, having 163 electors, while Cass had 1...37. Van Buren, not having carried any one State, had no electors. Of the total number of votes cast in all the States, Taylor had 1,360,752; Cass had 1,219,962; Van Buren had 291,342. Great was the joy of the Whigs ; bonfires and illuminations flamed, and the Whig news- papers broke out with cuts, big type, and other devices to show manifest exultation, unknown in these days. There was a general feeling of satisfaction all over the North, for it was felt that the election of Taylor would, somehow, prevent the further extension of slavery.
What to read after Abraham Lincoln?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brooks, Noah, 1830-1903 to read onlineMoreLess
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