...find a letter in the Sangamon Journal, addressed by Mr. Lincoln to the editor, beginning as follows : "In your paper of last Saturday, I see a communication...upon to 'show their hands.' Agreed. Here's mine." He then goes on in his characteristic way to "show his hand," which was that substantially of the new...

...find a letter in the Sangamon Journal, addressed by Mr. Lincoln to the editor, beginning as follows: "In your paper of last Saturday, I see a communication...Journal, are called upon to 'show their hands.' Agreed. Here 's mine." He then goes on in his characteristic way to "show his hand," which was that substantially...

...a letter in the Sangamon Journal, addressed by Mr. Lincoln to the editor, beginning as follows : " In your paper of last Saturday, I see a communication...the candidates who are announced in the Journal, are colled upon to 'show their hands.' Agreed. Here 'a mine." He then goes on in his characteristic way...

...addressed by Mr. Lincoln to the editor, beginning as follows: "In your paper of last Saturday, I sec a communication over the signature of 'Many Voters,' in which the candidates who arc announced in the Journal, are called upon to 'show their hands.' Agreed. Here 's mine." He then...

...State Senate. Mr. Lincoln began his canvass with the following circular : " NEW SALEM, June 13, 1836. " To the Editor of the ' Journal.' " In your paper of...Saturday I see a communication over the signature ' Many Voters ' in which the candidates who are announced in the ' Journal ' are called upon to ' show...

...Lincoln opened the campaign by the following manifesto : — NEW SALEM, Jane 13, 1836. To THE EDITOR OP " THE JOURNAL." In your paper of last Saturday, I see...its burdens. Consequently, I go for admitting all whiles to the right of luffrage who pay taxes or bear arms (by no means excluding females). If elected,...

...a mortal, how, in the great and rare events of life, dost thou swell into the angel ! — Bulwer. 1 GO for all sharing the privileges of the government who assist in bearing its burdens, by no means excluding women. — Abraham Lincoln. IN VIEW of the terrible corruption of our politics,...

...colleges, in city and country, from the Atlantic to the Pacific Coast. Like Abraham Lincoln, who said, " I go for all sharing the privileges of the government, who assist in bearing its burdens, — by no means excluding women," she has advocated the enfranchisement of her sex, along with her...

...illustrated by Lincoln's own announcement in the Springfield Journal: " NEW SALEM, June 13, 1836. " To the Editor of the 'Journal.' " In your paper of...Saturday I see a communication over the signature ' Many Voters,' in which the candidates who are announced in the Journal are called upon to ' show...

...thought a great deal. The next year he was re-elected. In his appeal to his constituents he said, " I go for all sharing the privileges of the Government who assist in bearing its burdens. I go for admitting all whites to the right of suffrage who pay taxes or bear arms, by no means excluding...