Sermon in Commemoration of the Virtues of Abraham Lincoln : Delivered in the First Presbyterian Church, Meadville, Pa., June 1, 1865
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Over the tomb of the murdered President, his mourning fellow citizens might inscribe the following epitaph : — "Amid the terrors and tempests of war, he hurled the lightning and thunder against 28 the enemies of his country ; and although wielding unbounded military power, he, as President of a Republic, remained a peaceful citizen ; and in an epoch pregnant with dangers, he laid no violent hand on laws established in a time of peace." We would like to quote a similarly eloquent eulogy from the... St. Petersburgh Journal^ but must content ourselves with a couple of sentences. " The immovable firmness of his (Mr.
Lincoln's) convictions, and the constancy of his faith in the cause of the American Union, '.nade him always equal to every trial, and brought about the final success which he has just sealed with his blood. " " It was neither political passion, nor party spirit, nor hatred, nor vengeance, which had armed the hand of this patriot with an inflexible energy, but a conviction of duty, a desire to re-establish upon broad, solid and durable bases, union in the bosom of the Great Republic." Mr.
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Over the tomb of the murdered President, his mourning fellow citizens might inscribe the following epitaph : — "Amid the terrors and tempests of war, he hurled the lightning and thunder against 28 the enemies of his country ; and although wielding unbounded military power, he, as President of a Republic, remained a peaceful citizen ; and in an epoch pregnant with dangers, he laid no violent hand on laws established in a time of peace." We would like to quote a similarly eloquent eulogy from the... St. Petersburgh Journal^ but must content ourselves with a couple of sentences. " The immovable firmness of his (Mr.
Lincoln's) convictions, and the constancy of his faith in the cause of the American Union, '.nade him always equal to every trial, and brought about the final success which he has just sealed with his blood. " " It was neither political passion, nor party spirit, nor hatred, nor vengeance, which had armed the hand of this patriot with an inflexible energy, but a conviction of duty, a desire to re-establish upon broad, solid and durable bases, union in the bosom of the Great Republic." Mr.
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