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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
Publication for proposals et c. by Executive Departments Sec 12. And be it further enacted, that in all cases where proposals for any contract or contracts, to be made by any of the Executive Departments or Bureaus, and in all cases where notices of any des… Abraham Lincoln Papers: Incoming and Contextual Documentsmal0004000Correspondents and archival recordModern eraEnglishCare of the soul, Civil war, Constitutional government
From Leander Munsell to Abraham Lincoln, April 23, 1846 Paris Apr 23 /46 Dear Sir I trouble you a with a line in regard to the Grandview Office— From my knowledge of the condition of things at Grandview I have no doubt that J. V. Brown should receive the a… Abraham Lincoln Papers: Incoming and Contextual Documentsmal0004200Correspondents and archival recordModern eraEnglishCivil war, Constitutional government, Democracy
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
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
David C. Burnet Articles of Agreement with General Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna, President-General-in-Chief of the Mexican Army [Copy in Lincoln's hand], May 14, 1836 Articles of an agreement entered into between his excellency, David C. Burnett; president of… Abraham Lincoln Papers: Incoming and Contextual Documentsmal0007500Correspondents and archival recordModern eraEnglishCare of the soul, Civil war, Constitutional government
From Andrew Wardlaw to Abraham Lincoln, February 23, 1848 Hennepin Feb 23 1848 Friend Lincoln As the time has come for a reorganiseing of and filling of the different offices I would sugest a alteration in our of Post Master at Hennepin you no doubt recoll… Abraham Lincoln Papers: Incoming and Contextual Documentsmal0010300Correspondents and archival recordModern eraEnglishCare of the soul, Civil war, Constitutional government
From Justin Butterfield to Abraham Lincoln, February 27, 1848 Chicago *** Feby 27. 1848 Dr Sir I received yours of the 13th inst— In order to pass our rail road Bill — as reported by Mr Breese in the Senate, it will be necessary that the delegation in … Abraham Lincoln Papers: Incoming and Contextual Documentsmal0010400Correspondents and archival recordModern eraEnglishAnger, Care of the soul, Civil war
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 Daniel Procter to Abraham Lincoln, [February 12, 1849] Dear Sir according to an understang we had when I saw you at Mt Pulaski at Fosters Tavern I think,) I have circulated a petition and have got 36 signers (a majority of the voters of Mount hope and v… Abraham Lincoln Papers: Incoming and Contextual Documentsmal0017000Correspondents and archival recordModern eraEnglishCare of the soul, Civil war, Constitutional government
From Joshua F. Speed to Abraham Lincoln, February 13, 1849 House Reps. 13 Feby 1849 Dear Lincoln, I wish to write to you fully freely and in strict confidence of my action as negotiator in the matter which was the subject of your last letter to me— I intr… Abraham Lincoln Papers: Incoming and Contextual Documentsmal0017100Correspondents and archival recordModern eraEnglishCivil war, Constitutional government, Democracy
From Harrison Dills to Abraham Lincoln, February 19, 1849 Quincy Ills Feby 19th 1849 Honerable Sir I take the liberty to write you on a matter of local interest. I learn from some friends here that they have made aplication and forwarded it for me, to be a… Abraham Lincoln Papers: Incoming and Contextual Documentsmal0017200Correspondents and archival recordModern eraEnglishCare of the soul, Civil war, Constitutional government
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 George Dent to Abraham Lincoln, February 24, 1849 Hennepin, Feb 24th AD 1849. Sir. I send herewith enclosed by Mr Smith's request, a Letter, recommending Mr Smith, as a suitable person to be appointed Register of the Land Office at Dixon. Mr Smith mig… Abraham Lincoln Papers: Incoming and Contextual Documentsmal0018000Correspondents and archival recordModern eraEnglishCare of the soul, Civil war, Constitutional government
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 John Brough to Abraham Lincoln, February 27, 1849 Petersburg Ill 27th. Feb/49 Dear Lincoln When I wrote you on the subject of office in California, I had made up my mind to go there— Since then I have become satisfied that it is not now, nor will not … Abraham Lincoln Papers: Incoming and Contextual Documentsmal0018700Correspondents and archival recordModern eraEnglishAnger, Civil war, Constitutional government
From Levi Davis to Abraham Lincoln, March 2, 1849 Alton March 2d 1849 Dear Sir— I compromised & settled with Mr. Chickering at the request of Mess. Griggs & Weld of Boston his claim against them for legal services; and gave Chickering a draft on them for t… Abraham Lincoln Papers: Incoming and Contextual Documentsmal0018900Correspondents and archival recordModern eraEnglishCare of the soul, 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 Unknown to Abraham Lincoln, [March 22, 1849] Sir, There is not now a single Whig clerk from Ills in any of the Departments here unless it be J. M. Lucus recently appointed by Judge Young in the Land Office. I hope that in due course of time that the Il… Abraham Lincoln Papers: Incoming and Contextual Documentsmal0020700Correspondents and archival recordModern eraEnglishCare of the soul, Civil war, Constitutional government
From Henry Eddy to Abraham Lincoln, March 22, 1849 Shawneetown, 22d March '49. Dear Sir, Your friends here have been hoping to see you, on your return from Congress, but so long a time has elapsed since the adjournment, that we presume you must have passed… Abraham Lincoln Papers: Incoming and Contextual Documentsmal0020800Correspondents and archival recordModern eraEnglishCare of the soul, Civil war, Constitutional government
From George W. Rives to Abraham Lincoln, March 1, 1849 Paris Illinois March 1849— Dr Sir I take pleasure in introduceing to you Mr. H. W. Martin Esqr of Edgar He is a gentleman of high standing in my county — and desires to form some acquaintancies during… Abraham Lincoln Papers: Incoming and Contextual Documentsmal0021800Correspondents and archival recordModern eraEnglishCivil war, Constitutional government, Democracy
From Jesse K. Dubois to Abraham Lincoln, April 2, 1849 Lawrenceville April 2d 1849 Dear Lincoln I have nothing to say to you at present as Regards my appointment as Receiver at Palestine supposing that you have done all for the best. But I have something t… Abraham Lincoln Papers: Incoming and Contextual Documentsmal0021900Correspondents and archival recordModern eraEnglishCare of the soul, Civil war, Constitutional government
From Daniel Clapp to Abraham Lincoln, April 5, 1849 Danville, Ills. April 5th /49; Dear Sir: Learning, by letter from Dr A. G. Henry, of your place, that you have, in all probability, reached home by this time, I take the privilege of addressing you a few … Abraham Lincoln Papers: Incoming and Contextual Documentsmal0022100Correspondents and archival recordModern eraEnglishCare of the soul, Civil war, Community
From James M. Davis to Abraham Lincoln, April 9, 1849 Hillsboro *** April 9th 1849 Dear Sir I forwarded my letters of reccommendation &c. to your care by Col Bissell— since that time I have not heard a word about them I have recd no letter from any sou… Abraham Lincoln Papers: Incoming and Contextual Documentsmal0023300Correspondents and archival recordModern eraEnglishCare of the soul, Civil war, Constitutional government
From David King to Abraham Lincoln, April 10, 1849 Dr Sir Some time since I address you at Washington, requesting you to call on Col. Edwards & endeavor to procure, or have Col. Edwards to forward, to my son Jno. Nevin, a warrant for 160 acres of bounty lan… Abraham Lincoln Papers: Incoming and Contextual Documentsmal0023700Correspondents and archival recordModern eraEnglishCivil war, Constitutional government, Democracy
Louisville Apr. 11th 1849 [Illegible] Lincoln Springfield Ill Gentlemen, This will be handed you by our agent Mr Thomas Speed who visits Springfield upon our business. You will oblige us by giving to Mr Speed any aid in your power in the adjustment of our … Abraham Lincoln Papers: Incoming and Contextual Documentsmal0023800Correspondents and archival recordModern eraEnglishCivil war, Constitutional government, Democracy
From George W. Dole to Abraham Lincoln, April 11, 1849 Chicago April 11, 1849 Dear Sir *** Your letter of the 5 inst is recd, I am sorry if you think that I was offended with you, as such is not the case, as I veiw these matters any Gentleman has the ri… Abraham Lincoln Papers: Incoming and Contextual Documentsmal0023900Correspondents and archival recordModern eraEnglishCivil war, Constitutional government, Democracy
From Josiah Lucas to Abraham Lincoln, April 12, 1849 Washington April 12/49 Dear Sir If I may be permitted to trespass upon your time and patience a few minutes while I urge upon you the necessity of action as regards the Commissioner of the Genl Land Offi… Abraham Lincoln Papers: Incoming and Contextual Documentsmal0024100Correspondents and archival recordModern eraEnglishAnger, Care of the soul, Civil war
From John S. Wright to Abraham Lincoln, April 12, 1849 Chicago 12th Apl 1849 — My dear Sir, Last night I recd a letter from Hon. Truman Smith; & as I supposed, papers in my behalf have been fast accumulating in the last few days— I intended to keep mine ba… Abraham Lincoln Papers: Incoming and Contextual Documentsmal0024300Correspondents and archival recordModern eraEnglishCare of the soul, Civil war, Constitutional government
From Cyrus Edwards to Abraham Lincoln, April 15, 1849 Woodlawn April 15th 1849 My dear Sir, I herewith inclose a letter from Gillespie which will shew you exactly how matters stand. You will see that it is, in good part, strictly confidential. But I know t… Abraham Lincoln Papers: Incoming and Contextual Documentsmal0024600Correspondents and archival recordModern eraEnglishCivil war, Constitutional government, Democracy
From Josiah M. Lucas to Abraham Lincoln, April 15, 1849 Washington April 15, 1849 Dear Sir Excuse me for again troubling you with any another letter — but believing it to be my duty I take the responsibility. Since my last letter things have come to my kno… Abraham Lincoln Papers: Incoming and Contextual Documentsmal0024700Correspondents and archival recordModern eraEnglishCivil war, Constitutional government, Death
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
Washington, D.C., April 18, 1849. Dear Sir: I send herewith copies of the Prospectus of THE REPUBLIC, a new Whig paper to be established in this City, the editorial supervision and management of which will be committed to the exclusive care of ALEXANDER C. BU… Abraham Lincoln Papers: Incoming and Contextual Documentsmal0025400Correspondents and archival recordModern eraEnglishCare of the soul, Civil war, Constitutional government
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
Copy of the Poll Book for the Election of Electors of President & Vice President of the United States on the 7th Nov. 1848 Voters Names Cass & Butler Electors Ferris Forman C. Lansing Wm Martin S.S. Hays H. M. Vandivens M.E. Hollister L.M. Ross Juliuss Manni… Abraham Lincoln Papers: Incoming and Contextual Documentsmal0026400Correspondents and archival recordModern eraEnglishAnger, Care of the soul, Civil war

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