 | Ohio - 1906 - 562 pages
...still he believed that the Union was stronger than all its foes. While the Union was thus imperiled and men in all the various divisions into which public...his words were unquotable. "What's wrong with you?" I asked. "Didn't I tell you last night what the Secessionists intended?" "But they have fired on the... | |
 | Webster Perit Huntington - Ohio - 1906 - 664 pages
...Democrat who subordinated every issue to the maintenance of law and the preservation of the Union. Upcn this platform he advocated obedience to the Fugitive...his words were unquotable. ''What's wrong with you?" 1 asked. "Didn't I tell you last night what the Secessionists intended?" "But they have fired on the... | |
 | Ohio - 1906 - 538 pages
...still he believed that the Union was stronger than all its foes. While the Union was thus imperiled and men in all the various divisions into which public...his words were unquotable. "What's wrong with you?" I asked. "Didn't I tell you last night what the Secessionists intended?" "But they have fired on the... | |
 | Ohio - 1906 - 540 pages
...still he believed that the Union was stronger than all its foes. While the Union was thus imperiled and men in all the various divisions into which public...his words were unquotable. "What's wrong with you?" I asked. "Didn't I tell you last night what the Secessionists intended?" "But they have fired on the... | |
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Pittsburg and went to my office every morning on a train crowded with passengers. That morning the cars resembled a disturbed bee-hive. Men could not sit still nor control themselves. One of the leading Democrats who had the previous evening assured me... 