Eastern Utah Advocate | 1902-12-04 | Page 2 | Much Noise; Little Light

MUCH NOISE LITTLE LIGHT how lincoln regarded editorial criticism of his hl actions ona one of the new now york city papers engaged in violent editorial de nunda tion of lincoln the day following the issuing I 1 ot of the emancipation matlon to learn the presidents at with regard rega d to thia castigation castl gatlon tho the representative of another dally daily newsy newspaper aper called on him lincoln gave no direct reply but told a story of a traveler who lost his way in a wild wilderness einess when darkness came he was still seeking tho the right path up cama a thunder storm that wa was simply terrifying the traveler wa wad glad for tho the occasional flashes of 0 lightning for they served to guide him but the thunder became louder and heavier until he was scared seared he ile at last dropped on his knees and prayed as a follows 0 lord I 1 if it it be all one to you please give me more light and lesa less