Anecdotal Lincoln
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"I remember reading of your election in a newspaper one morning on a steamboat going down to Mount Vernon. ' ' At another time a gentleman addressed him, saying, "I presume, Mr. President, you have forgotten me?" "No, " was the prompt reply; "your name is Flood.
I saw you last, twelve years ago, at " (naming the place and the occasion). "I am glad to see, " he con- tinued, "that the Flood goes on. " Subsequent to his re-election a deputation of bankers from various sections were introduced one ...day by the Secretary of the Treasury. After a few moments of general conversation, Mr. Lincoln turned to one of them and said: "Your district did not give me so strong a vote at the last election as it did in 1860. " "I think, sir, that you must be mistaken, " replied the banker. "I have the impression that your majority was considerably increased at the last elec- tion. " "No, " rejoined the President, "you fell off about six hundred votes. " Then taking down from the book- case the official canvass of 1860 and 1864, he referred to the vote of the district named, and proved to be quite right in his assertion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"I remember reading of your election in a newspaper one morning on a steamboat going down to Mount Vernon. ' ' At another time a gentleman addressed him, saying, "I presume, Mr. President, you have forgotten me?" "No, " was the prompt reply; "your name is Flood.
I saw you last, twelve years ago, at " (naming the place and the occasion). "I am glad to see, " he con- tinued, "that the Flood goes on. " Subsequent to his re-election a deputation of bankers from various sections were introduced one ...day by the Secretary of the Treasury. After a few moments of general conversation, Mr. Lincoln turned to one of them and said: "Your district did not give me so strong a vote at the last election as it did in 1860. " "I think, sir, that you must be mistaken, " replied the banker. "I have the impression that your majority was considerably increased at the last elec- tion. " "No, " rejoined the President, "you fell off about six hundred votes. " Then taking down from the book- case the official canvass of 1860 and 1864, he referred to the vote of the district named, and proved to be quite right in his assertion.
What to read after Anecdotal Lincoln?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Selby, Paul, 1825-1913 to read onlineMoreLess
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