...ran for high office. And I have been assailed so bitterly that I hardly knew whether I was running for President or the Penitentiary. In the darkest...soon for she had suffered too deeply and too long. 1 laid her in the ground with hard dry eyes. Well I am used up. I cannot see before me. I have slept...

...I was running for President or the Penitentiary. In the darkest hour my suffering wife left me, and none too soon, for she had suffered too deeply and...still hard to close, while they soon open again." Some sense of the vast injustice which partisan passion had done this man seemed to take possession...

...(1872), 400.697. " George W. Julian, Political Recollections, p. 348. " He died November 29, 1872. " " In the darkest hour my suffering wife left me, none...Well, I am used up. I cannot see before me. I have siept little for weeks and my eyes are stlll hard to close, whlle they soon open again." Letter to...

...ran for high office. And I have been assailed so bitterly that I hardly knew whether I was running for President or the Penitentiary. In the darkest hour my suffering wife left me, and none too soon, for she had suffered too deeply and too long. I laid her in the ground with hard...

...wrote Colonel Tappan, " and I have been assailed so bitterly that I hardly knew whether I was running for President or the Penitentiary. In the darkest...still hard to close, while they soon open again." Before the Electoral College met he died broken in heart and mind. But Grant's great personal triumph...

...wrote Colonel Tappan, " and I have been assailed so bitterly that I hardly knew whether I was running for President or the Penitentiary. In the darkest...laid her in the ground with hard, dry eyes. Well, I a1n used up; I cannot see before me. I have slept little for weeks, and my eyes are still hard to close,...

...of her, just as her husband had failed in his last great political struggle, was too much to bear. "In the darkest hour my suffering wife left me, none...long. I laid her in the ground with hard dry eyes." But the memory that lingers with one most is that she was "crazy for knowledge." What a profound and...

...of her, just as her husband had failed in his last great political struggle, was too much to bear. "In the darkest hour my suffering wife left me, none...long. I laid her in the ground with hard dry eyes." But the memory that lingers with one most is that she was "crazy for knowledge." What a profound and...

...whether I was running for President or for the Penitentiary. In the darkest hour of my suffering my wife left me, none too soon, for she had suffered...the ground with hard, dry eyes. Well, I am used up." Greeley felt "beyond tears" now. When Josiah Grinnell visited Greeley in New York after the election,...