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Asked why he and other prominent politicians were not going to attend Lincoln’s speech in Gettysburg, Thaddeus Stevens said, “Let the dead bury the dead.”
When President Lincoln gave his Gettysburg Address 159 years ago, a Richmond teen was lucky enough to be there and shake the president’s hand.
Charles Darwin, Felix Mendelssohn and Edgar Allan Poe were all born in 1809. But it was also a year that saw the birth of a Kentucky boy who went on to save the United States of America and forever define the essence of the just government. His name was Lincoln, Abraham Lincoln.
Assuming this column runs on its regularly scheduled third Saturday of the month, you may be reading this on Nov. 19, 159 years to the day since Abraham Lincoln contributed