Hon John Albion Andrew
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His quick and appropriate application of Scripture was well illustrated in the last interview which it was my pleasure to enjoy with him. We were in a store opposite the ofiice of the Boston Jour- nal, and talking, or rather he was talking, for it was for me to listen, upon the condition of the country. The bulletin-board of the JoMrwaZ was telling the results of the elections in Ohio and Pennsyl- vania. In answer to the inquiry how he viewed the reverses of the Eepublican party, he quickly ans...wered, " ' Now no chastening for the present seemeth to be joyous, but grievous ; nevertheless afterward it yieldeth the peaceable fruit of righteousness unto them wj^ch are ex- ercised thereby. ' It depends upon how we are ' exercised thereby ; ' " and he went on with remarks upon the issues then before the nation, in an earnest and impressive manner that will never be forgotten. I will not attempt to give even in the bi'iefest way the burden of his words. It is sufficient to say that as he bade me a smiling good morning, and turned and walked up the street with that firm step so familiar to all who knew him, with hands clasped behind his back as was his wont, I felt that he was a man whose views reached beyond State-lines and mere party limits, and grasped firmly upon the eternal principles of right, upon which the perpetuity of our institutions de- pends.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His quick and appropriate application of Scripture was well illustrated in the last interview which it was my pleasure to enjoy with him. We were in a store opposite the ofiice of the Boston Jour- nal, and talking, or rather he was talking, for it was for me to listen, upon the condition of the country. The bulletin-board of the JoMrwaZ was telling the results of the elections in Ohio and Pennsyl- vania. In answer to the inquiry how he viewed the reverses of the Eepublican party, he quickly ans...wered, " ' Now no chastening for the present seemeth to be joyous, but grievous ; nevertheless afterward it yieldeth the peaceable fruit of righteousness unto them wj^ch are ex- ercised thereby. ' It depends upon how we are ' exercised thereby ; ' " and he went on with remarks upon the issues then before the nation, in an earnest and impressive manner that will never be forgotten. I will not attempt to give even in the bi'iefest way the burden of his words. It is sufficient to say that as he bade me a smiling good morning, and turned and walked up the street with that firm step so familiar to all who knew him, with hands clasped behind his back as was his wont, I felt that he was a man whose views reached beyond State-lines and mere party limits, and grasped firmly upon the eternal principles of right, upon which the perpetuity of our institutions de- pends.
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