FEINBERG/WHITMAN NOTES and NOTEBOOKS NOTES--Literacy 1876(?) Thought of the Late Election 

Box 39 Folder 20                               Includes verso literary note. [*613*]

1876 ? Thought of the Late Election: prose. A.MS. (1p. 17 1/2 x 20
       cms.) 

Written in ink on a sheet of lined paper, with bottom cut off, 
13 words on the verso, and 65 words on the other side:

It is lucky for
[It is understood] 
The knowing ones
There are always          /

            Let us, (for) turn from the thought of the late election in 
its personal (a) or party bearings, and consider it with reference to 
life & development of the 
to the [(o   h  life] whole country, beginning a hundred years ago, 
coming down to the present day, and destined as we go so fondly hope, 
to keep on expanding & improving, through hundreds, thousands of 
years.Let us, for turn from the 
thoughts of the late election in 
its personal [[strikethrough]] (a) [[end strikethrough]] or party bearings, and consider it with reference to to the life & development of the whole country, begining a hundred years ago. coming down to the present day, and destined as we so fondly hope, to keep on expanding & inspiring, through hundreds, thousands of years. It is lucky for

[It is understood]
The knowing ones

There are always