An Address On the Character And Example of President Lincoln Delivered Before
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In that touching and tender farewell which he addressed to his old friends and neighbors in Springfield, assembled at the railway station, on his departure for Washington, he declared that he placed all his reliance in the Divine Being for support, adding these memorable words: "I hope that you, my friends, will all pray that I may receive that Divine assistance, without which I cannot succeed, but with which success is certain. " The sincerity and the depth of his trust in the Almighty, appear...s in frequent de- clarations in the addresses he gave to public bodies and assemblies on his progress to the Capitol, as well as during the course of his tried and arduous administration.
Again, he had confidence in the substantial good sense, intelligence, and virtue of the people, — a confidence in which many timid men were sadly wanting, but which the event proved not to be misplaced.
Another trait which he had occasion to exhibit before reaching Washington, was that of personal courage, — not mere brute courage, but the courage which springs from moral principle, — a noble trait of character, when employ- ed to lead a man boldly and unflinchingly in the path of duty.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In that touching and tender farewell which he addressed to his old friends and neighbors in Springfield, assembled at the railway station, on his departure for Washington, he declared that he placed all his reliance in the Divine Being for support, adding these memorable words: "I hope that you, my friends, will all pray that I may receive that Divine assistance, without which I cannot succeed, but with which success is certain. " The sincerity and the depth of his trust in the Almighty, appear...s in frequent de- clarations in the addresses he gave to public bodies and assemblies on his progress to the Capitol, as well as during the course of his tried and arduous administration.
Again, he had confidence in the substantial good sense, intelligence, and virtue of the people, — a confidence in which many timid men were sadly wanting, but which the event proved not to be misplaced.
Another trait which he had occasion to exhibit before reaching Washington, was that of personal courage, — not mere brute courage, but the courage which springs from moral principle, — a noble trait of character, when employ- ed to lead a man boldly and unflinchingly in the path of duty.
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