...say, knowing it, that it was on this trip that he formed his opinions of slavery. It run its iron in him then and there, May, 1831. I have heard him say so often."* The sight of men in chains was intolerable to him. Ten years after this he made another journey by...

...say, knowing it, that it was on this trip that he formed his opinions of slavery. It run its iron in him then and there, — May, 1831. I have heard him say so often and often.'' Some time in June the party took passage on a steamboat going up the river, and remained...

...say, knowing it, that it was on this trip that he formed his opinions of slavery. It ran its iron into him then and there, — May 1831. I have heard him say so, often and often." Providence was leading Abraham in a way that he knew not, disciplining him for the day...

...say, knowing it, that it was on this trip that he formed his opinions of slavery. It run its iron in him then and there — May, 1831. I have heard him say so often and often." The jaunt was ended now, and " old " John Hanks, who was never to work hand to hand with...

...say, knowing it, that it was on this trip that he formed his opinion of slavery. It run its iron in him then and there, May, 1831. I have heard him say so often and often." In 1850, he said to his partner, Mr. Stuart: "The time will come when we must all be Democrats...

...say, knowing it, that it was on this trip that he formed his opinion of slavery. It run its iron in him then and there, May, 1831. I have heard him say so often and often." In 1850, he said to his partner, Mr. Stuart: "The time will come when we must all be Democrats...

...say, knowing it, that it was on this trip that he formed his opinions of slavery. It run its iron into him then and there, May, 1831. I have heard him say so, often and often." Into these words of John Hanks may be condensed, in a manner, the substance of letters...

...say, knowing it, that it was on this trip that he formed his opinion of slavery. It run its iron in him then and there, May, 1831. I have heard him say so often." The sight of men in chains was intolerable to him. Ten years after this he made another journey by...

...say, knowing it, that it was on this trip that he formed his opinion about slavery. It run its iron in him then and there, May, 1831. I have heard him say so often and often." Twenty years later Lincoln said : " The time will come when we must be all Democrats and...

...say, knowing it, that it was on this trip that he formed his opinion on slavery. It run its iron in him then and there, May, 1831. I have heard him say...disappeared again. It was a desolate, disjointed, half-working, and half-loitering life, without any other aim than to gain food and shelter from day...