Homestead of Abraham Lincoln Speeches in the House of Representatives April 5
Homestead of Abraham Lincoln Speeches in the House of Representatives April 5
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Mr. Lincoln was a re- markable man in the fact that he never seemed to hold revenge or resentment against a man in the world. His kindly disposi- tion toward those who differed with him in what he believed to be right was one of the strong charactertstics of liis nature. Many harsh and imkind things were said about Mr. Lincoln as a public man, and he was severely criticized in his public acts as PresideiU, but with all the abuse which was heaped upon him it did not cause him to return this ill ...treatment or say any unkind things. No President of our country ever sulTered more anxiety in regard to the welfare of the Nation than he, 34 Homestead of Abraham Lincoln and no one ever bore it with greater fortitude. When we read of his Hfe and the many slanderous things said of him one some-, times wonders how he was ever able to bear up under it all. It seems that our Presidents must many times remain silent during severe criticism. Theirs is the welfare of the Nation, and they have a duty to perform as its Chief Executive and must not turn from the right as they see it, however much they may be criticized.
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Mr. Lincoln was a re- markable man in the fact that he never seemed to hold revenge or resentment against a man in the world. His kindly disposi- tion toward those who differed with him in what he believed to be right was one of the strong charactertstics of liis nature. Many harsh and imkind things were said about Mr. Lincoln as a public man, and he was severely criticized in his public acts as PresideiU, but with all the abuse which was heaped upon him it did not cause him to return this ill ...treatment or say any unkind things. No President of our country ever sulTered more anxiety in regard to the welfare of the Nation than he, 34 Homestead of Abraham Lincoln and no one ever bore it with greater fortitude. When we read of his Hfe and the many slanderous things said of him one some-, times wonders how he was ever able to bear up under it all. It seems that our Presidents must many times remain silent during severe criticism. Theirs is the welfare of the Nation, and they have a duty to perform as its Chief Executive and must not turn from the right as they see it, however much they may be criticized.
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