Ulysses S Grant
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GRANT other Northern community, a town meeting was as- sembled at the court-house to ratify Lincoln's call for volunteers. The local leaders were two men, whose intimate association with Grant was of the greatest service to him, and has made their names memorable, — Elihu B. Washburne and John A.
Bawlins. Washburne had been the congressman for the district since 1852. In the organization of the Republican party he had played a conspicuous part, and he was most zealous that the people whom he re...presented should be urgent in defense of the Union. Rawlins was then in his thirty -first year ; he had been a farmer and charcoal-burner ; through much privation he had worked his way into the legal profession, and by signal ability had succeeded. In the previous year he had been a candidate for presidential elector on the Douglas ticket, and now with his chief was foremost in pledging loyalty to the Union. At the first town meeting, the mayor, who had presided, had in- dicated his preference for a temporizing policy, and consequently, when the second was called, a few days later, to secure enlistments, some one nominated Captain Grant as chairman.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
GRANT other Northern community, a town meeting was as- sembled at the court-house to ratify Lincoln's call for volunteers. The local leaders were two men, whose intimate association with Grant was of the greatest service to him, and has made their names memorable, — Elihu B. Washburne and John A.
Bawlins. Washburne had been the congressman for the district since 1852. In the organization of the Republican party he had played a conspicuous part, and he was most zealous that the people whom he re...presented should be urgent in defense of the Union. Rawlins was then in his thirty -first year ; he had been a farmer and charcoal-burner ; through much privation he had worked his way into the legal profession, and by signal ability had succeeded. In the previous year he had been a candidate for presidential elector on the Douglas ticket, and now with his chief was foremost in pledging loyalty to the Union. At the first town meeting, the mayor, who had presided, had in- dicated his preference for a temporizing policy, and consequently, when the second was called, a few days later, to secure enlistments, some one nominated Captain Grant as chairman.
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