. Das Ridpath Bibliothek der universellen Literatur: eine biographische und bibliographische Übersicht der bedeutendsten Autoren der Welt, darunter die erlesensten Extrakte und Meisterwerke aus ihren Schriften.... - Entfernt Wash-ington, Pa, der Sitz von Washington College, fromwhich absolvierte er im Alter von 17 Jahren. Aftergraduation verbrachte er mehrere Jahre in Lehre, andstudied Gesetz, obwohl er nie für admis angewendet - sion in die Bar. In 1853116 entfernt nach Augusta, Me, seinem wifes nativen Zustand und wurde editorand Teil Inhaber der Ke? tnebec Journal, aWhig Wochenzeitung von erheblichem Einfluss sind.

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. The Ridpath library of universal literature : a biographical and bibliographical summary of the world's most eminent authors, including the choicest extracts and masterpieces from their writings .... - removed to Wash-ington, Pa., the seat of Washington College, fromwhich he graduated at the age of seventeen. Aftergraduation he spent several years in teaching, andstudied law, though he never applied for admis-sion to the bar. In 1853116 removed to Augusta, Me., his wifes native State, and became editorand part proprietor of the Ke?tnebec Journal, aWhig weekly paper of considerable influence. In1857 he sold his interest in this paper and tookeditorial charge of the Portland Daily Advertiser.He was a delegate to the first Republican NationalConvention, and on his return to Augusta madehis first appearance as a public speaker in a reportof its proceedings. On his election to the MaineLegislature, in 1858, he quitted journalism, whichhad been an efilicient instructor in political! knowl-edge. In the same year he became Chairman of (.078). JAMES GILLESPIE BLAINE. JAMES GILLESPIE BLAINE 279 the Republican Executive Committee, a positionwhich he occupied for twenty years. The succeeding events of Mr. Blaines life andhis conspicuous public services belong to tlie rec-ords of statesmanship rather than to those of lit-erature. They may be briefly summed up thus :He served four years in the Maine Legislature, two of them being Speaker of the House ; from1863 to 1876 he was a member of Congress in theHouse of Representatives, serving as Speaker forsix years. He was then transferred to the Senate, and was subsequently elected for the term expir-ing in March, 1883. Twice he had been a candidatefor nomination to the Presidency, falling short inthe first instance by only twenty-seven votes. Onthe election of Mr. Garfield he was appointedSecretary of State, but he resigned the office soonafter the Presidents death in 1882. In 1884 Mr.Blaine published the first volume of his work, Tive

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