Lincoln : By Friend And Foe
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Lincoln's lealings with public men. Often bitterly issailed and abused, he never appeared to ecognize the fact that he had political memies; and if his attention was called o unkind speeches or remarks, he would urn the conversation of his indignant Tiends by a judicious story, or the re- nark, "I guess we won't talk about that low." He has himself put it on record hat he never read attacks upon himself, ind if they were brought persistently be- ore him he had some ready excuse for heir authors.... Of a virulent personal at- ack upon his official conduct he mildly .aid that it was ill-timed; and of one , of lis most bitter political enemies he said: 'I've been told that insanity is hereditary n his family, and I think we will admit he olea in his case." It was noticeable 34 LINCOLN that Mr. Lincoln's keenest critics and bit- ter opponents studiously avoided his presence; it seemed as though no man could be familiar with his homely, heart- lighted features, his single-hearted direct- ness and manly kindliness, and remain long an enemy, or be any thing but his friend.
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Lincoln's lealings with public men. Often bitterly issailed and abused, he never appeared to ecognize the fact that he had political memies; and if his attention was called o unkind speeches or remarks, he would urn the conversation of his indignant Tiends by a judicious story, or the re- nark, "I guess we won't talk about that low." He has himself put it on record hat he never read attacks upon himself, ind if they were brought persistently be- ore him he had some ready excuse for heir authors.... Of a virulent personal at- ack upon his official conduct he mildly .aid that it was ill-timed; and of one , of lis most bitter political enemies he said: 'I've been told that insanity is hereditary n his family, and I think we will admit he olea in his case." It was noticeable 34 LINCOLN that Mr. Lincoln's keenest critics and bit- ter opponents studiously avoided his presence; it seemed as though no man could be familiar with his homely, heart- lighted features, his single-hearted direct- ness and manly kindliness, and remain long an enemy, or be any thing but his friend.
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