Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Abraham Lincoln in 1854: An Address Delivered Before the Illinois State Historical Society, at Its 9th Annual Meeting at Springfield, Illinois, Jan; 30, 1908
And so it seems to me now. Lincoln's defeat was my first great dis appointment ln politics, and I was slow in forgiving Judd, Palmer, and Cook for their share in bringing it about. But before the campaign of 1858 came on I was able to see that they had acted wisely and well. They had not only satisfied their own constituents, and led many of them into the new Republican organization, but they had given a powerful reinforce ment to the party of freedom in the nation at large, in the person of Lyman Trumbull, whose high abilities and noble career in the Senate paved the way for thousands of recruits from the ranks of the Democratic party.
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