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SPEECH OF MR. ROBBINS, OF RHODE ISLAND, ON PRESENTING CERTAIN RESOLUTIONS OF THE LEGISLATURE OF THAT STATE ON THE SUBJECT OF FORTIFICATIONS AT NARRAGANSETT BAY AND ITS ADJOINING COASTS. Delivered in the Senate of the United States, June 17, 1836. Mr. ROBBIN… Abraham Lincoln Papers: Incoming and Contextual Documentsmal0003400Correspondents and archival recordModern eraEnglishAnger, Beneficence, Care of the soul
Copy My friend Mr. William Grandin, a graduate of the U.S. Military Academy and late a Lieutenant in the Army, served with me in Florida for more than two years; --The greater portion of the time under my immediate observation. He was present at the Battle o… Abraham Lincoln Papers: Incoming and Contextual Documentsmal0004300Correspondents and archival recordModern eraEnglishCare of the soul, Civil war, Constitutional government
[1] TREATY OF PEACE, AMITY, NAVIGATION, AND COMMERCE, BETWEEN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA AND THE REPUBLIC OF NEW GRANADA. CONCLUDED AND SIGNED AT BOGOTA, 12th DECEMBER, 1846. RATIFIED BY THE PRESIDENT U.S., 10th JUNE, 1848. EXCHANGED AT WASHINGTON, 10th J… Abraham Lincoln Papers: Incoming and Contextual Documentsmal0005800Correspondents and archival recordModern eraEnglishAnger, Aporia, Care of the soul
Extract from the Executive Journals of the Senate of the United States, being Proceedings on "A general Treaty of Peace, Amity, Navigation and Commerce between the United States and the Republic of New Granada concluded at Bogota on the 12th day of December,… Abraham Lincoln Papers: Incoming and Contextual Documentsmal0005801Correspondents and archival recordModern eraEnglishCare of the soul, Civil war, Constitutional government
From Anson G. Henry to Abraham Lincoln, December 29, 1847 Pekin Decr. 29th 1847 Dear Lincoln I loose no time in explaining the “unnatural” occurrence you alluded to in your letter You know Baker was with us at the time he wrote the letter Endorsed by me, &… Abraham Lincoln Papers: Incoming and Contextual Documentsmal0007100Correspondents and archival recordModern eraEnglishCare of the soul, Civil war, Constitutional government
From Hugh Martin to Abraham Lincoln, May 9, 1848 Canton Fulton County Ill May th 9th — 1848 Dear Sir the Whigs of Canton Generally Have Requested me to Address a few Lines to you Respecting the Post office in Canton. Judge Hepple the Present P m will be Re… Abraham Lincoln Papers: Incoming and Contextual Documentsmal0010900Correspondents and archival recordModern eraEnglishCare of the soul, Civil war, Constitutional government
From James L. D. Morrison to Abraham Lincoln, June 25, 1848 Belleville June 25. 1848. My Dear Lincoln After congratulating you upon the nomination of our great and glorious old chief whose presentation to the country makes all hearts glad except a few who … Abraham Lincoln Papers: Incoming and Contextual Documentsmal0014000Correspondents and archival recordModern eraEnglishAnger, Care of the soul, Civil war
Columbia M.o 3. Febry 1849 Dear Robert, I take the liberty of enclosing you a proposed recommendation of my son in law Mr. Thomas M. Campbell of Boonville in this state, for an appointment as a clerk in some of the departments at Washington, under the incomin… Abraham Lincoln Papers: Incoming and Contextual Documentsmal0016600Correspondents and archival recordModern eraEnglishAffects, Care of the soul, Civic duty
From Robert Smith Todd to Abraham Lincoln, February 20, 1849 Frankfort Feb. 20: 1849 Dear Sir I take the liberty of enclosing you a letter from my brother David of Missouri, soliciting at the hands of Genl. Taylor an appointment for his son in law Mr Campb… Abraham Lincoln Papers: Incoming and Contextual Documentsmal0017500Correspondents and archival recordModern eraEnglishCare of the soul, Civil war, Constitutional government
From William K. Lindsay to Abraham Lincoln, February 21, 1849 Jacksonville Ill Feb 21 1849 Dr Sir I had intended untill to day to see Old Zack inaugerated — with however a more Selfish purpose in view that of trying to obtain the office of Marshall I have b… Abraham Lincoln Papers: Incoming and Contextual Documentsmal0017700Correspondents and archival recordModern eraEnglishCare of the soul, Civil war, Constitutional government
From J. W. Smith to Abraham Lincoln, February 22, 1849 Island Grove Feb 22 1849 Dr Sir, I hope I may be pardoned for addressing you by letter at this time, which I probly should not have done but for information recd from Springfield, in relation to an effo… Abraham Lincoln Papers: Incoming and Contextual Documentsmal0017900Correspondents and archival recordModern eraEnglishCivil war, Constitutional government, Democracy
From Solomon Lincoln to Abraham Lincoln, February 26, 1849 Hingham, Mass Feb 26, 1849. Dear Sir, In a letter which I had the pleasure of receiving from you nearly a year since, you gave me some information of your ancestry and relatives, and mentioned that… Abraham Lincoln Papers: Incoming and Contextual Documentsmal0018500Correspondents and archival recordModern eraEnglishCare of the soul, Civil war, Constitutional government
From S. W. D. Chace to Abraham Lincoln, March 4, 1849 Washington March 4 1849 Dear Sir, You being one of our representatives in the national Congress subjects you to much trouble no doubt for which you receive but slight benefit & therefore, this will add … Abraham Lincoln Papers: Incoming and Contextual Documentsmal0019000Correspondents and archival recordModern eraEnglishBeneficence, Care of the soul, Civil war
"A" From the Daily Ohio State Journal of March 6th, 1849. William B. Hisall and Henry Reed Editors. The New Senator of Ohio Salmon P. Chase, elected by an unconstitutional Legislature, to be an United States Senator for the State of Ohio, will doubtless ap… Abraham Lincoln Papers: Incoming and Contextual Documentsmal0019100Correspondents and archival recordModern eraEnglishAnger, Civil war, Constitutional government
From John H. Morrison to Abraham Lincoln, March 13, 1849 Washington 13th. March '49 Dear Sir, When I hear you speak ofhome, of that One, upon whom you have cntered your affections; — of your Dear little Bob, — I can realize all that a devotedhusband — a ki… Abraham Lincoln Papers: Incoming and Contextual Documentsmal0019700Correspondents and archival recordModern eraEnglishAffects, Care of the soul, Civil war
From Peter Hagner to Abraham Lincoln, March 19, 1849 Treasury Department Third Auditor's Office March 19. 1849. Sir On the 16. instant, sundry papers relative to a claim of Joseph Howard assigned to Hickox & Brothers for the hire of wagons for the use of… Abraham Lincoln Papers: Incoming and Contextual Documentsmal0020200Correspondents and archival recordModern eraEnglishCare of the soul, Civil war, Constitutional government
From Elihu B. Washburne to Abraham Lincoln, March 22, 1849 Washington D. C. March 22/ 49 Dear Sir: If you have a land warrant sent you for William Milton father of James Milton, please send it to me at Galena, as it is one of my cases. Yours, E B Washbu… Abraham Lincoln Papers: Incoming and Contextual Documentsmal0021000Correspondents and archival recordModern eraEnglishCare of the soul, Civil war, Constitutional government
From Peter Menard to Abraham Lincoln, April 4, 1849 Tremont. April 4th 1849. Dear Sir I have recd a letter from my Nephew Ferdinand Maxwell of Kaskaskia, he tells me he has been recomended by many in Southern part of this State to the office of register at… Abraham Lincoln Papers: Incoming and Contextual Documentsmal0022000Correspondents and archival recordModern eraEnglishCivil war, Constitutional government, Democracy
From Buckner S. Morris to Abraham Lincoln, April 12, 1849 Chicago April 12, 1849 Dear Sir (in confidence) At the request of Mr. Wright — I write you this — stating that he has on the other side of this sheet correctly stated to you, the feelings & wishes o… Abraham Lincoln Papers: Incoming and Contextual Documentsmal0024400Correspondents and archival recordModern eraEnglishCare of the soul, Civil war, Constitutional government
From Benjamin F. James to Abraham Lincoln, April 16, 1849 Dear Lincoln — You are indebted to me for two letters, and I give you notice that you will be prosecuted in the Court of Conscience unless you satisfy in full the demands upon you. I should like to h… Abraham Lincoln Papers: Incoming and Contextual Documentsmal0025000Correspondents and archival recordModern eraEnglishCare of the soul, Civil war, Constitutional government
From William D. Briggs to Abraham Lincoln, April 19, 1849 Tremont April 19th 1849 Dear Sir There have been some movement in this place to obtain a new post master and recomendations were sent on to the department in favor of Dr Stockwell and David Roberts … Abraham Lincoln Papers: Incoming and Contextual Documentsmal0025700Correspondents and archival recordModern eraEnglishBeneficence, Care of the soul, Civil war
From Philo H. Thompson to Abraham Lincoln, April 19, 1849 Pe Pekin April 19, 1849 Dr Sir I wrote Dr Henry a day or two since in relation to our P. Office matter. The truth is our people have been imposed upon by the appointment of Daniel M Bailey. The whol… Abraham Lincoln Papers: Incoming and Contextual Documentsmal0026100Correspondents and archival recordModern eraEnglishCare of the soul, Civil war, Constitutional government
From James T. B. Stapp to Abraham Lincoln, April 23, 1849 Vandalia April 23d. 1849 Dear Sir. I desire to make to you a plain statement of facts in relation to the course pursued towards me by one James Kennaday in getting up charges against me of not being… Abraham Lincoln Papers: Incoming and Contextual Documentsmal0027000Correspondents and archival recordModern eraEnglishCare of the soul, Civil war, Constitutional government
From Philo H. Thompson to Abraham Lincoln, April 23, 1849 Pekin April 23, 1849 Dr Sir Your kind letter came to hand a few moments since. A paper addressed to Mr Collamer is now in circulation in relation to our Post office which will be signed by our activ… Abraham Lincoln Papers: Incoming and Contextual Documentsmal0027200Correspondents and archival recordModern eraEnglishAttachment, Care of the soul, Civil war
From Simon Kinney to Abraham Lincoln, April 25, 1849 April 25th 1849 My dear Sir. I wrote you in february last, (I have neither preserved copy or date of my letter) requesting you to favor the appointment of Stephen Smith Esq. to the office of Register of … Abraham Lincoln Papers: Incoming and Contextual Documentsmal0027700Correspondents and archival recordModern eraEnglishCare of the soul, Civil war, Constitutional government
From Ann E. Campbell to Abraham Lincoln, April 29, 1849 Columbia April 29th / 49 Dear Sir More than a month since my father received a letter from Uncle R S Todd of Lexington in which he mentioned having enclosed to you a letter from Gov Crittenden to Gen … Abraham Lincoln Papers: Incoming and Contextual Documentsmal0028600Correspondents and archival recordModern eraEnglishAffects, Care of the soul, Civil war
From Benjamin F. James to Abraham Lincoln, April 29, 1849 Dear Lincoln — Not having recd a reply to my last to you at Springfield, I concluded to follow in the footsteps of my illustrious ancestor Noah, who sent out his dove three times, before, an answer w… Abraham Lincoln Papers: Incoming and Contextual Documentsmal0028700Correspondents and archival recordModern eraEnglishAffects, Care of the soul, Civil war
From William D. Briggs to Abraham Lincoln, May 2, 1849 Tremont May 2d 1849 Dear Sir I suppose you have long since received a copy of the proceedings of our town in relation to the appointment of Post-Master You were mistaken in supposing that I was opposed… Abraham Lincoln Papers: Incoming and Contextual Documentsmal0029900Correspondents and archival recordModern eraEnglishCivil war, Constitutional government, Democracy
From Richard Yates to Abraham Lincoln, May 2, 1849 Jacksonville May 2. 1849 Dear Sir. At the request of the friends of John P. Gordon of Lynnville, who is an applicant for the Post Office at that place I drop you a line— He has a petition as I am informed … Abraham Lincoln Papers: Incoming and Contextual Documentsmal0030400Correspondents and archival recordModern eraEnglishCare of the soul, Civil war, Constitutional government
From Charles H. Constable to Abraham Lincoln, May 5, 1849 Charleston, May 5th 1849 Dear Lincoln — Disappointed in meeting you here, I enclose a letter to you entrusted to my care by our esteemed friend Webb— I have anxiously expected to hear from you in re… Abraham Lincoln Papers: Incoming and Contextual Documentsmal0030700Correspondents and archival recordModern eraEnglishAporia, Attribute, Care of the soul
From Ethelbert P. Oliphant to Abraham Lincoln, May 8, 1849 Union Town May 8th 1849. Dear Sir I have the pleasure to be informed by your letter of Jany 24th ult. that “it will afford you great pleasure to aid me in the the matter I have in view, to wit the… Abraham Lincoln Papers: Incoming and Contextual Documentsmal0031400Correspondents and archival recordModern eraEnglishCivil war, Constitutional government, Democracy
From William H. Henderson to Abraham Lincoln, May 13, 1849 Washington City Sunday May 13th 1849 My dear Lincoln I have concluded to trouble you with a letter, in which I wish to say to you, that we have a rumor here that the Honl. Cyrus Edwards has decline… Abraham Lincoln Papers: Incoming and Contextual Documentsmal0032500Correspondents and archival recordModern eraEnglishCivil war, Constitutional government, Democracy
From Josiah M. Lucas to Anson G. Henry, May 22, 1849 Washington May 22/49 Dr Henry Sir — It is important that immediate action be had in Springfield and elsewhere in the state, in relation to the Comr of Genl. Land Office. I called upon Genl Taylor yesterd… Abraham Lincoln Papers: Incoming and Contextual Documentsmal0033500Correspondents and archival recordModern eraEnglishCare of the soul, Civil war, Constitutional government
From Augustus H. Chapman to Abraham Lincoln, May 24, 1849 Charleston Ills May 24th 1849 Sir at the special request of J D Johnsin I write you to inform you of the very severe illness of your Father. He was atacked with a Disease of the Heart some time since… Abraham Lincoln Papers: Incoming and Contextual Documentsmal0033700Correspondents and archival recordModern eraEnglishCivil war, Constitutional government, Democracy
From John D. Johnston to Abraham Lincoln, May 25, 1849 friday morning Char May 25th 1849 Dear Brother I hast to in form you That father is yet a Live & that is all & he Craves to See you all the time & he wants you to Come if you ar able to git hure, for y… Abraham Lincoln Papers: Incoming and Contextual Documentsmal0034000Correspondents and archival recordModern eraEnglishCare of the soul, Civil war, Constitutional government
From Augustus H. Chapman to Abraham Lincoln, May 28, 1849 Charleston Ills May 28th 1849 Sir on Friday last I wrote you at the request of J D Johnson which I suppose Has given you considerable unecessary troubl on acount of your Father. I was fearful at the … Abraham Lincoln Papers: Incoming and Contextual Documentsmal0034200Correspondents and archival recordModern eraEnglishAnger, Civil war, Constitutional government
From Ben E. Green to Abraham Lincoln, May 29, 1849 Washington 29 May 1849. Dr Sir. Yours of the 18 May to father was received yesterday. Father is now at the south, urging on the contractors upon his railroad. In his absence I called on Genl Taylor this mo… Abraham Lincoln Papers: Incoming and Contextual Documentsmal0034500Correspondents and archival recordModern eraEnglishCare of the soul, Civil war, Constitutional government
From Benjamin F. James to Abraham Lincoln, May 29, 1849 Dear Lincoln, I have been requested by a very worthy Whig, to enquire of you whether this District is represented at West Point— the Revd Mr Andrews, has a son 18 yrs of age who is desirous of entering… Abraham Lincoln Papers: Incoming and Contextual Documentsmal0034700Correspondents and archival recordModern eraEnglishCare of the soul, Civil war, Constitutional government
From A. L. Knapp and C. H. Knapp to Abraham Lincoln, June 5, 1849 Jerseyville June 5th 1849 Dear Sir I took from the Post office this morning a Letter addressed to my Father from you at Springfield of June 3d My Father having gone to California and knowing… Abraham Lincoln Papers: Incoming and Contextual Documentsmal0035400Correspondents and archival recordModern eraEnglishCare of the soul, Civil war, Constitutional government
Rockford June 8th 1849 Dr. Anson G. Henry My Sear Sir: When I left Springfield I intended to write you soon. But as I have had little of interest to write you and have been almost constantly engaging in my professional business – much of the time abroad on th… Abraham Lincoln Papers: Incoming and Contextual Documentsmal0036300Correspondents and archival recordModern eraEnglishCare of the soul, Civil war, Constitutional government

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