From "Eulogy of Abraham Lincoln."

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Patriotism says, and says it in the interest of peace and economy and

final fraternity, "Fight and conquer even at the risk of holding them

for a generation under the yoke." Fight, tho, on such a scale that there

will be no need of holding them; that they will gladly submit again to

the rule which makes the republic one and blesses all portions with

protection and with bounty. Fight till they shall know that they kick

against fate and the resistless laws of the world! Patriotism calls on

the Cabinet and the head of the nation and the generals who give tone to

the campaign to forget the customs and interests of peace till we shall

gain it by the submission of the rebels and the shredding of their last

banner into threads. THOMAS STARR KING.

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