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HI sec M Alterltlrosoil of has a reso ¬

lution1 in the Legislature to inakoHS KcntwckVs representative inthe lUllbf Kaiiio Henry w n lWlttiii GOebcir MtAireiaarf4tltpersonally unknown to the writer

seems to be a man ofI force anti ability which wcro thepredominant characteristics of th elate senator from 1Ke ton to whomthe gentleman from Lincoln seeksto giVo eternal fame by linking hisname with Clays could placing hisstatue among those of the great andgood men who havo figured in thohistory of our country Tho gen ¬

tleman from Lincoln proved hispolitical acumen by announcingearly for Judge Paynter for UnitedStates Senator and for Mr Law-rence

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for Speaker and by thesnets showed also his courage andwillingness to stand tho hazardof the lie for being from theEighth congressional district hemore than any other man took hispolitical fortunes cold life into thearena and had lie failed to makegood nil thumbs would have point-ed

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downward for him I have noquarrel with him In all this but

hiajcourngoled mo quickly to tho conclusionthat tho administration forceswere behind it and it was dis ¬

piriting for it hat been demon ¬

strafed beyond nil question thatthe administration in Kentuckycan do its own sweet will notonly in tho primaries nnd cauccsesof its own side but in electionsbefore tho people of the State itswell

But the other day tho GovernorMr Beckhain in n talk before theLegislature gave expression atvariance withImtttCr lithe resolu ¬

tion of Mr Alvenson It must boadmitted that rarely have we oftho hill country good opinion ofany act of tho Governors orngood wanl for himbut ho wentfar toward allaying our animosityfar toward it foreverwhen ho nnnounccdas his choicefor tho hull of Fame the namesof Abraham Lincoln and JeffersonDavis No complaint js made ofthose who speak for JeffersonDavis who was born in tho Stateeducated at Transylvania and roseto tho head of the ConfederacyWhile in my humble opinion liemade a great mistake along withStevens Yancy Vigfall Toombs I

Brcckinridgo and many other greatmen in leading the South into a I

causeless and wicked rebellion hewas yet a great and ngooddaecribrdbyofIand polished men who over sat intho Senate chamber and one pfthat largo number in tho South ofwhom Lee Gordon and Jacksonwere exemplars Lot Mr Davis

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ko in the 1al rF n Atany rate he haS fsme t o aremany others 110I dat andbloody ground been prolificin men who harmoth iriiinicnchit htve > fame

many who would tilla niche inany temple dedicated to the greatand lofty spirits of the earth and

Valhallas halls will lighten asour heroes enter in Nor arethey confined to those who followedtho law and politics but are

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and many of them alongthe cool sequestered vale of lifthave kept tho oven tenor of theirway

There is Boone who camethrough that beautiful gap in thoCumberland mountains in Bellrusheof that great ScotchIrish peoplefrom North and Virginiasurd Thcodoroitoosovelb says inhis Winning of the West thatif Boone had turned back at thekilling of hissog vanr4hio WPthe country west Of tllo Alleghanies would have been lost to usBut Boono pushed on nail Kentuckywas populated by a race of giantsand aro yet the best and purestAmericans Those who advocateGen George Rogers Clark are notwithout much strong material forargument as to why the mantleshould full on him Ho was a greatwarrior a Wolfe or n Paul Jonesand his march from Kaskaskia toVincennes is more thrilling thantho Retreat of the Ten ThousandGreeks andmuch more product

for hq saved for usandrfrom Knglanq and thq savagethat imperial country known asthe NorthwestrJohn T Audubon who lived foryours near the present town oflleuderson studying the speciesand habits of birds becanio theworlds greatest ornithologist antihas fame all over tho globe

Dr Kphrinm McDowell of Dan ¬

vine who first diagnosed andre ¬

moved the ovarian tumor by theoperation known as ovaritomy andwho did more to relievo that suffer ¬

ing of woman than any other manhas fame in all the worLdwhich allthe discoveries in medicine anddisease seem not to overshadow

Judge George Robertson ChiefJustice whoso opinions are quotedand uphold in all thochanceirics ofthe world would easily and natur ¬

ally till any place intended to per¬

petuate the greatness of tho StateRUt her people

Perhaps Henry Clayshould leave

a place mipst people will think soHo is by common consent thegreatest of our senatorssurpass-ed

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only by Webster if at nilofall the great men who ever sat inthat august body and ranks withBenton Sumner Seward Davis

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CotBrcekinridgesoldierIoras a lawyer unsurpassed as anorator unequalled who goring toCongress lato in life went at onceto the front curd became a leaderand leaving Congress becamequickly an editorial writer whotook the Herald above tlio murkystorms of partisan polities andmade it an independent journaland begttiledus every day withsomething interesting and instructivcJuidwho if ho hadcome earlierto journalism of had lived longenfiwould have nado on of tH6

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others who liars joined tho silentmajority not forgetting Thomas

EpiscopalChurchof the Baptist Church andmany others

Toro are others but this willsuffice and all these Mr Alvcrsonpasses bnnci names as his choiceTJegiiecl This really seems to me-a MMttstrous NothingiKiFtfrf monstrous And to vote1ir Giibela place over Abraham

nand now you have my-iititlthe Governors

4 ° towny Mr Lincoln shouldithosen one and the first

reasonstlwticleIrorHo was not born in tho State butneither were Boone Clark ClayBeck or W C P Breckinridgoanti some of thin others This thenis no argument against him Andleaving out reference to his pri ¬

veto life of which know nothingupon wILnt entLs11L43atuer-est 1 11 orwhat net or thing did ho do orwhat measure did ho bring forwardor accomplish that entitles him tofame such as it intended to per ¬

petuate in thi9Hal 1

Ho founded no charities estab-lished

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no hospitals ho endowedneither school nor church helpedno person along the rough way oflife His claim to fame muststand or fall with his work andmanipulations while in tho StateSenate and as the author of tho lawknown as tho Gocbcl law

With the aid ofsome competentlieutenants the strongest of whomwere James N Kchoe Judge lIargis and time Senator his brotherJudge lied wine John E Cooperand some others nnd by the helpof the police ho snatched victoryfrom the jaws of acknowledged de ¬

feat lit Music Hall and entered ona canvass for Governor the electionto be held under a law ho himselfwrote and lead adoptedyconfosscdJy unfair nnelection officers and machinery inhis own hands ho failed to beelected getting only 191331 voteswhile only one year Becklmm got233052 or 40000 more votes thanthe man Mr Alverson proposes tocanonize Taylor defeated himand hero is where the lute Senatortholastfair or a great man He instituteda contest before a partisan and un-

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Legislature A contest potfounded in facts or morals nndwouldmost likely have failed towin but for the fact that omurderous leurtcd or crazy Inanlor set of men masquerading as Re-publicans but in realty assassinstook his life in a cold and coward ¬

ly way that can not be defended orexcused by any decent scan Buttho Tact that he was assassinatedin n cold blooded and cruel wayought not alone to entitle him to aplace in tho Hall of Fame If sothenthe other Suites need not offeranybody at all Kentucky alonecan fill any hall of fame howeverlar e with men who have beetskilled by horrible assassinationand tho town of Jackson can fur ¬

nish three within the last fouryears all of whom were as goodmen likely as tho lato Senator andtayoof whom Marcum Coxwore more useful to their kind Ifmen aro entitled to fame solely forthe reason that they are assassinat ¬

ed because of their politics thensurely Marcum is so entitled forhe as certainly as Mr Goebellost his life because of his politicsBefore Mr Goebel had been deadsix months his law was repealed

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ijeunder it and more importantyetfor7cC1SmgSome good andliyt4qrictl women

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somcRooilan hvpoeriticall of HMK State chief amongthemjlwng the two retiring Unit

to s went to worktoIto erect a monumentto pot where he wasso foully murdered and failing inthis tho last Legislature appropri-ated twenty thousand 2000000

numenkandbut really that wilt bo a waste oftime anti money for he erected tohimself a monument more oridiiring than any of marble or bronzethat ewbecreated and whenthestatue to him erected by the goodwomen of Hie State out of thegranite from the hills about Frank ¬ofinloverturn popular governmentshall have been pounded into im ¬

palpable dust by tho ceaseless anduntiring hammer of Time therewill yet remain to his memory alasting testimonial among thd ar-chives

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of the State in that unsirpartisan and nefarious election law

j that bears his name nnd whichwas the most dangerous nnd un¬

called for measure that ever soughtto enslave a free people

And hero let mo prophesy thatin time fulness of time when men

heightsuwherebefore their Maker free and in¬

dependentfniLqndunpartisanpeople will wonder why that monument was ever erected in his hon ¬peopledothe river it overlooks even as infair Franco one hundred and fif-

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years ago tho people toredown tho Bostilo prison and in itsstead reared tho Vendome columnof libertyWhyshouldany Kentuckianfor a moment think of voting hima place in any hall of fame overAbraham Lincoln t1 euGreatLiberator and Patriot

Born in this State in a log cabinwith a dirt floor from which hoclimbedon a ladder made of pegsstuck in the logs to a bed of leaveshrtbo loft by way of tho swampsand forests of Indiana and theprairies of Illinois to the AmericanPresidency tho highest earthlyposition open to men and fromthis exalted station to everlastingand eternal fame in that land pee ¬

pled by the spirits of just menmade perfect

Take his debates with DouglasspeechMrother places in 1899 Take his

Emancipation Proclamation andcompare it with Mr Goebels elect ¬

ion law read his inaugural address ¬

es and compare them with thespeech mado by tho latofrom the stops of time Capital Hotelon the morning after tho electionread the Gettysburg speech ofMr Lincoln and compare it withanything Mr Goebel over wroteor said and how small and weakthe latter will look Those whohadcharge of tho services at thatdedication brought Wendell Phil ¬

lips one of time most polished ora ¬

tors of all time to mako tho ora¬

tion of tho day and after he hadspoken for three hours Mr Lin-coln

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spoke for two minutes andwhen after the services the Pres ¬

dent compiimented tho great Phil ¬

lips pn his splendid speech thelatter sorrowfully and huthfullsaid Ah Mr President menwill not long remember mo or myaddress but they will read and re ¬

member what you said hero untiltho endof time How propheticand truthful t

Lookat the letter written toMrs Bixby of Boston on seeinga statement in time newspaper onfile in the archives of time War De ¬

partment that she had lost five sonsin the cause of the Unipn Thisletter has boon written in letters of

and Jiangs in tho Universityof Oxford England as ono of thomost beautiful and perfect exam ¬

ples of pure English mimjling asit does sympathy patriot ¬

ism hopollId consolation all hirmoniously and beautifully togeth-er

IUV7 S written voluntarily andsolely out of his great heartsgoodnessDear

MadarpI have beenshown in the tiles of the War De ¬

partment a statement tout you arethe mothor of five sons who diedgloriously on the field of battleI feel how weak and fruitless must i

be any words of mine which shouldattempt to beguile you from thegrief for a loss so overwhelminglint I can not refrain from tonder ¬

ing to you the consolation thatmay be found in tho thanks of theUe ub1ic they died to save I

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AniiAiiAM LINCOLN

Not since the man of Gallilcostopped at rt cottage in tho littlevillage of Bethany in the long agoand wept with Mary and MarthaspokenI acquainted with anything somournfully eloquent SometimesacrosfhQtoimaginephysical form and the attributesof mankind plow beneficentandiHow glorious time institutions andthe history of our common coun-try I I imagine her seated uponone of theso lulls and sing before her each to rceCloher plaud ¬

its of approbation or her rownofdisapproval all those who claimto have done something towardhastening the ofman in a federatioof tho worldI see approrching two figures thatinterest mcOne is that of Witliam Goebel the other that ofAbraham Lincoln The first comeshalting and ashamed bringing inIsis hand that election law andclaiming thereby a place in the

Hall of Fame I listen andhear from our country words like

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these Stand down WilliamfGoebell Go take our

1TamerlnncsKoinanolTs the Pizdrfod and the t1Vy hers and all those who have en ¬

slaved and slaughtered the ICOAplo of time earth and hinderedrather than helped the world toiwjrd something bettor AndI see the selfish and tyrannicalspirit of the late Senator fromKenton turn pale and shrink andshrivel and perish away like theheroine in Rider Haggards novelof She And now tho great gigantic figure of Abraham Lincolnapproaches He too carries in hishand a roll of parchment and wheniris unrolled it proves to be the

Emancipation Proclamation antihisJneo homely and large lightS I

up with the glow of that other iqJyorlcrand Jig Jjis 2P try 1

ome up AbraiiarnlEinrcoin thou largo souled and largohearted liberator pass on to thyreward among the noblest andbest of all mankind to eternal fameand honor for thy place is secureas tho greatest man who everwalked the Western Hemisphere

It will make no difference whattho Lcgislauro docs Mr Lincolnhay fame and in the language ofEdwin M Stanton as the greatemancipator breathed his last Hobelongs to the ages now

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