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ain Indiana farmer, whose political experience was

limited to stump-speaking in his native State, and to one term as

Governor. They had pitched upon him, not because they thought

him competent, but because they hoped by doing so to detach

Indiana from Ratcliffe's following, and they were so successful

that within fifteen minutes Ratcliffe's friends were routed, and the

Presidency had fallen upon this new political Buddha.



He had begun his career as a stone-cutter in a quarry, and was, not

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exactly, in the public eye. "The Stone-cutter of the Wabash," he

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favourite appellation was "Old Granite," although this last

endearing name, owing to an unfortunate similarity of sound wholesale newports, was

seized upon by his opponents, and distorted into "Old Granny." He

had been painted on many thousand yards of cotton sheeting nfl football jerseys,

either with a terrific sledge-hammer, smashing the skulls (which

figured as paving-stones) of his political opponents, or splitting by

gigantic blows a huge rock typical of the opposing party. His

opponents in their turn had paraded illuminations representing the

Quarryman in the garb of a State's-prison convict breaking the

heads of Ratcliffe and other well-known political leaders with a

very feeble hammer, or as "Old Granny" in pauper's rags,

hopelessly repairing with the same heads the impossible roads

which typified the ill-conditioned and miry ways of his party. But

these violations of decency and good sense were universally

reproved by the virtuous; and it was remarked with satisfaction

that the purest and most highly cultivated newspaper editors on his

side, without excepting those of Boston itself; agreed with one

voice that the Stone-cutter was a noble type of man, perhaps the

very noblest that had appeared to adorn this co

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