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A day or two previous to the meeting of the Republican Convention, the President read me his letter to the Owen Lovejoy Monument Association, --lately written, and not then published,--in which he expressed his appreciation of Mr. Lovejoy in nearly the same language I had heard him use on a former occasion.
Throughout my heavy and perplexing responsibilities here, ran the letter, to the day of his death, it would scarcely wrong any other to say he was my most generous friend.
Let him Mr. Lovejoy in nearly the same language I had heard him use on a former occasion.
Throughout my heavy and perplexing responsibilities here, ran the letter, to the day of his death, it would scarcely wrong any other to say he was my most generous friend.
Let him have the marble monument, along with the well assured and more enduring one in the hearts of those who love liberty unselfishly for all men.
A noble tribute, in fitly chosen words!
The evening following the reading of this letter, he said that Mrs. Lincoln and he had promised half an hour to a sort of artist who wished to exhibit before them in the red-room below.
What kind of an artist?
I inquired.
Oh, not in your line, he answered; I think he is a sort of mountebank, or comic lecturer