Lincoln Log: Lincoln’s 1859 remarks on slavery and party lines
The Lincoln Log for March 1, 1859 recalls Lincoln addressing Republicans at their headquarters after Chicago’s municipal election. He rebukes bid for expediency, contrasts Republican and Douglas views on slavery, and argues Republicans stand on an unquestionable right.
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Bison winner Schwegman nets Golden Pen for recall letter
The Southern announces 73 year old Schwegman as the Golden Pen Award winner for a January letter advocating a governor recall referendum. He led with 27 of 32 votes, mostly online, after a lengthy Florida stay and local election commentary. Schwegman has deep ties to Carbondale, including roles in city engineering and public works.
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State should recall governor and reform constitutions
The writer argues Illinois capital is Springfield and calls for a recall mechanism for the governor. They urge constitutional amendments for a recall vote and term limits for all legislative roles at state and federal levels to fix government problems.
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Nader Entry Complicates My Clinton Obama Choice
In an interview on Meet the Press Ralph Nader criticized both parties, saying they fail the people. The writer fears Nader could hurt Democrats but vows to back Barack Obama, hoping he fulfills potential for a better future.
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Buckley’s Generous Genius Shaped a Conservative Era
MONA CHAREN recalls W Bill Buckley’s generous spirit and immense influence as a polymath who built the modern American conservative movement. She reflects on letters, National Review, and Buckley’s humor, charity, and guidance that helped launch careers and inspire a century defining force.
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