If he had something to say. he would say it. He was a great friend of labor and believed in the organization and recognition of labor unions. He was a statesman who followed public opinion just as a coachman follows his horseshaving a firm hold of the reins and guiding them. He believed in the immigrant and sought to better their conditions. To him "immigration was the sincerest form of flattery." No man that ever lived had a greater courage. whether fighting vested interests and big business or holding up his musket at a charging tiger in the bowels of Africa. We love him for the enemies he made.
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