Lincoln Story Book, The

<h3>NO MORE INVIDIOUS NAME-CALLING.</h3> <p>On returning from a carriage-drive into Washington, Mrs. Lincoln--who was not the Southern sympathizer the scandalous hinted--glanced at the city, and said aloud with bitterness:</p> <p>"That city is full of our enemies!"</p> <p>Had she a premonition on the fatal eve?</p> <p>Right before the Marquis of Chambrun, their companion, the President serenely said:</p> <p>"Enemies, Mary! Never speak of that!"</p> <p>No wonder, when the dastardly taking off was bruited through the beaten but ever gallant South, they knew that they had lost "their best friend!" as General Pickett styled Lincoln.--(By the Marquis of Chambrun.) <br/> <br/> <br/></p> <div style="break-after:column;"></div><br />