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Title: Tributes to Abraham Lincoln
Year: 1898 (1890s)
Authors: Lincoln Financial Foundation Collection
Subjects: Lincoln, Abraham, 1809-1865 Lincoln, Abraham, 1809-1865 Presidents Presidents
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Contributing Library: Lincoln Financial Foundation Collection
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erspread of buying power, a sounderannual distribution of the nationalincome, through the policies itadopts respecting wages, hours,prices, and profits. This is eco-nomic statesmanship of a highorder. Assuring: Profits.This industrialist was simply say-ing to the business men of 1937what Lincoln said to the politiciansof 1862, when he said, In givingfreedom to the slaves, we assurefreedom to the free, or, in itseconomic translation, In gettingbuying power into the hands ofthe millions, we assure legitimateand stable profit to the manufac-turer. If the business men and theindustrialists do not do this jobof preparing the millions to buyon a large scale, the millions willinsist that the politicians try theirhand at the job. If they will doit, the men on the firing-line cando a better job than the men onthe side-lines. These, I think, are some of thethings Lincoln would say to thepolitical and economic leaders ofthis generation were he here. Id of two principles without which a is. - -aj
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Freehof, Dr. Solomon B. a Dr. Freehof Talks On Lincoln, Washington Dr. Solomon B. Freehof, of Rodef.Shalom Temple, speaks tomorrowmorning on The Grand American—A Composite. He will combineChe characters of Washington and. Lincoln. Dr. Freehof says high schoolstudents used to debate the ques-tion: Who Was Greater, Wash-ington or Lincoln? This, he says, jwas an ideal question for youthfuldebaters because it could go on)/orever without decision. Foradults, however, he says there isu much more practical question:Has the Influence of These MenCreated an American Type? If it has, Dr. Freehof says, then.America is safe. •JURIST TO SPEAK Judge Joseph A. Richardson, ofCommon Pleas Court, will be guests;peaker for the Lincoln Day serv-ice at Brighton Road PresbyterianChurch, North Side, at 7:15 to-morrow evening. His subject will,be: The Message of AbrahamLincoln to the Youth of America.The entire church membership-will be guests of the High SchoolChristian Endeavor Society, spon-sor of the

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