. Reminiscences about Abraham Lincoln . d if theright of the people to be secure andtheir persons and property are heldby no better tenure ? than thecaprice of a mob, the alienationsof their affections from the gov-ernment is a natural conse-quence. D « rt Miles, Gen. Nelson , Presidentlogan, Mrs. John A. )) ? SAN DIEGO UNION: SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 15, 0 ?>- Ask Lincoln Statue Be Restored President Harding photographed with personal friends ofAbraham Lincoln on the White House grounds. The old asso-ciates of Lincoln called at the White House to ask the Presi-dents aid in the movement
. Reminiscences about Abraham Lincoln . d if theright of the people to be secure andtheir persons and property are heldby no better tenure ? than thecaprice of a mob, the alienationsof their affections from the gov-ernment is a natural conse-quence. D « rt Miles, Gen. Nelson , Presidentlogan, Mrs. John A. )) ? SAN DIEGO UNION: SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 15, 0 ?>- Ask Lincoln Statue Be Restored President Harding photographed with personal friends ofAbraham Lincoln on the White House grounds. The old asso-ciates of Lincoln called at the White House to ask the Presi-dents aid in the movement to have the old statue of Lincolnre-erected on its old site on the grounds of the Washingtoncourthouse. When the grounds were graded and improved the statue, designed and carved by Lot Flannery in 1868,was removed. It had been erected through the efforts of per-sonal friends of the martyred president. The photo shows, leftto right: Gen. Nelson A. Miles, retired; President Harding andMrs. John A. Logan. • ©- -<•). n ? ? Miles, Nelson A. Tribute to Lincoln a, a Man, soldier -nd a states^ a
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