Tell me about Lincoln.

Emerson pointed out that he (American President Lincoln) was once the most active and promising person. His career has not been ruined. Praise and applause for his works have become a victory, and even people's sad tears can't drown it. The president is a member of the people in front of us. As a native American, he has never crossed the ocean, nor has he been eroded by British partiality or French debauchery. Like an acorn on an oak tree, he is a gentle, simple and native person who neither worships foreign things nor flatters foreign things. Born and raised in Kentucky, he used to be a flat-bottomed sailor, a captain during the Black Hawk War, a village lawyer and a representative of the rural legislature in Illinois-his great reputation was built on this humility. He is an ordinary man, but he has unusual luck. Lord Bacon said, "Showing virtue makes people gain fame and hides luck." When you meet for the first time, you can't see anything dazzling about him; But the superiority of others will not make him feel inferior. His face and manner can dispel doubts, improve self-confidence and ensure good feelings. He is a man without bad habits. He has a strong sense of responsibility and is easy to obey the overall situation. He is also what farmers call a smart man, who is good at calculating, defending his own views and convincing the other side fairly and firmly. Later, it was found that he was also a great speaker with amazing working ability. He works easily. Good employees are very rare because everyone has some kind of problem. But this man is optimistic and persistent from the inside out, very suitable for work, and he himself loves work the most. He has a very good personality, tolerant spirit and approachable style; As a fair man, he treats the torture caused by countless visitors kindly, not neurotically, according to the wishes of the requester; As president, he could have let others do these things. In many tragedies caused by the war, his good character turned into noble humanitarianism. Everyone will remember how he became more and more kind and careful when he pitied a race. The poor black man said of him on an unforgettable occasion: "Mr. Lincoln is everywhere."