 | 1870 - 936 strani
...the paper containing the resignation, and throwing liis arms about the Secretary, he said. " Stunton, you have been a good friend and a faithful public...you to say when you will no longer be needed here." Few men have more genuino warmth of feeling and charity than Mr. Stanton frequently manifested. Such... | |
 | Harriet Beecher Stowe - 1872 - 690 strani
...tearing in pieces the paper containing the resignation, and throwing his arms about the Secretary, he said, ' Stanton, you have been a good friend and a...you to say when you will no longer be needed here.' Several friends of both parties were present on this occasion, and there was not a dry eye that witnessed... | |
 | Francis Bicknell Carpenter - 1872 - 370 strani
...'the paper containing the resignation, and throwing his arms about the Secretary, he said : " Stanfon, you have been a good friend and a faithful public...you to say when you will no longer be needed here." Several friends of both parties were present on the occasion, and there was not a dry eye that witnessed... | |
 | Abraham Lincoln - 1879 - 228 strani
...tearing in pieces the paper containing the resignation, and throwing his arms about the Secretary, he said: "Stanton, you have been a good friend and a...you to say when you will no longer be needed here." Several friends of both parties were present on the occasion, and there was not a dry eye that witnessed... | |
 | Abraham Lincoln - 1880 - 212 strani
...tearing in pieces the paper containing the resignation, and throwing his arms about the Secretary, he said: "Stanton, you have been a good friend and a...you to say when you will no longer be needed here." Several friends of both parties were present on the occasion, and there was not a dry eye that witnessed... | |
 | Helen Ainslie Smith - 1886 - 584 strani
...Lincoln was deeply moved. He tore the paper into pieces, and, throwing his arms around the Secretary, he said : " Stanton, you have been a good friend and...you to say when you will no longer be needed here." The President was shot soon after this, and the Secretary continued in his office, fulfilling' its... | |
 | John Robert Irelan - 1888 - 718 strani
...paper, Mr. Lincoln tore it to pieces, and threw his arms around the Secretary, snying as he did so : " Stanton, you have been a good friend and a faithful...you to say when you will no longer be needed here." Mr. Carpenter, who relates this story, says that the friends present shed tears over the President's... | |
 | Stedman, Edmund C. and Hutchinson Ellen M. - 1889 - 656 strani
...But his great chief, whom he had so faithfully and efficiently served, and who, in the trials they had experienced together, had learned to appreciate,...he remained at his post Little did he then imagine VOL. VIL— 11 that within a few hours his chief would fall by the assassin's hand, and the Secretary... | |
 | David Decamp Thompson - 1894 - 250 strani
...around the Secretary, and said: "Stanton, you have been a good friend and faithful public eervant, and it is not for you to say when you will no longer be needed here." Mr. Carpenter says the scene was so affecting that it brought tears to the eyes of those who chanced... | |
 | 1895 - 592 strani
...paper containing the resignation, and said to the secretary, " Stnnton, you have been a good friend and faithful public servant, and it is not for you to say when you will no longer be needed here." Mr. Stanton was, in his personal nature, essentially an autocrat. In his control of the war oflice... | |
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Several friends of both parties were present on the occasion, and there was not a dry eye that witnessed the scene. 
