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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 Documents mal0005800 Correspondents and archival record Modern era English Anger, Aporia, Care of the soul "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 Documents mal0019100 Correspondents and archival record Modern era English Anger, Civil war, Constitutional government SPEECH
OF
MR. SMITH, OF CONN.,
ON
THE BILL "TO ADMIT CALIFORNIA INTO THE UNION - TO ESTABLISH
TERRITORIAL GOVERNMENTS FOR UTAH AND NEW
MEXICO, MAKING PROPOSALS TO TEXAS FOR THE
ESTABLISHMENT OF THE WESTERN AND
NORTHERN BOUNDARIES;"
SHOWING
The responsibilit… Abraham Lincoln Papers: Incoming and Contextual Documents mal0045700 Correspondents and archival record Modern era English Affects, Anger, Aporia DOMESTIC SLAVERY
IN ITS
RELATIONS WITH WEALTH
AN ORATION
PRONOUNCED IN THE
CUBAN DEMOCRATIC ATHENAEUM OF NEW YORK,
ON THE EVENING OF THE 1ST OF JANUARY, 1854.
BY DON LORENZO ALLO,
PROFESSOR OF POLITICAL ECONOMY.
Having had the pleasure of publishing this litt… Abraham Lincoln Papers: Incoming and Contextual Documents mal0066700 Correspondents and archival record Modern era English Anger, Beneficence, Care of the soul 1 Judge Johnsons Letter.
B.
Cincinnati Aug. 18th 1855.
Messrs. A. Banning Norton & others
Gentlemen:
I have received your kind invitation
to attend a meeting of the people, at Columbus, on monday
evening 27th inst., to ratify the nomination of Allen Trimble f… Abraham Lincoln Papers: Incoming and Contextual Documents mal0068600 Correspondents and archival record Modern era English Care of the soul, Civil war, Constitutional government [Oct. 1 1856]
Are North Carolinians Freemen?
Read and Judge
The following paragraph appeared in the North Carolina
Standard of September 13, 1856. It is the conclusion of an
article headed "Fremont in the South:"
"If there be Fremont men among us, let them… Abraham Lincoln Papers: Incoming and Contextual Documents mal0069900 Correspondents and archival record Modern era English Anger, Beneficence, Care of the soul Effect of proscriptive or extreme Legislation against Foreigners
in Massachusetts and New England, on Free Labor,
Free States, and the Cause of Freedom and
Republicanism in the West.
LETTER
OF
EDWARD L. PIERCE, ESQ.,
OF CHICAGO (crossed out) Milton, Mass
CON… Abraham Lincoln Papers: Incoming and Contextual Documents mal0072100 Correspondents and archival record Modern era English Anger, Attribute, Care of the soul Newton Ills 26th May 58
Hon A. Lincoln
Dear Sir
I addressed you the
other day inviting in behalf of
the Republicans of this place to
pay us a visit on the 7th June
and give us an address--
Today the Olney Times comes
to hand and I see by that, they
are to hav… Abraham Lincoln Papers: Incoming and Contextual Documents mal0080300 Correspondents and archival record Modern era English Care of the soul, Civil war, Constitutional government From Stephen A. Hurlbut to Abraham Lincoln, May 29, 1858
Belvidere Boone Co
29 May 1858
Dr Sir
***
A full delegation from this County will attend the State Convention on 16th June. If it is desirable that any expression should be formally given of the fe… Abraham Lincoln Papers: Incoming and Contextual Documents mal0081400 Correspondents and archival record Modern era English Anger, Care of the soul, Civil war Confidential
Press & Tribune Office
Chicago Dec 1858
Dear Sir,
We address you for the purpose of soliciting
your aid and influence in behalf of our paper believing
that you are not only a friend of Republican principles
but of the Press & Tribune. We desir… Abraham Lincoln Papers: Incoming and Contextual Documents mal0153400 Correspondents and archival record Modern era English Care of the soul, Civil war, Constitutional government IMPORTANT TO EVERY LAWYER
IN THE
UNITED STATES AND CANADA.
American Exchange Bank Building,
No. 128 Broadway, New-York, May 21st, 1859.
LIVINGSTON'S UNITED STATES LAW REGISTER, OFFICIAL DIRECTORY,
AND HAND-BOOK OF INFORMATION, USEFUL TO EVERY LAWYER,
AND BUSI… Abraham Lincoln Papers: Incoming and Contextual Documents mal0174200 Correspondents and archival record Modern era English Anger, Attachment, Beneficence From Thomas Corwin to Abraham Lincoln, October 17, 1859
Lebanon 17th Oct '59
Dear Sir
I have rcd your explanation. It was meant in yr speech at Cinc as I understood it. I had hoped the people of the U. S in the North had become so thoroughly tired of the M… Abraham Lincoln Papers: Incoming and Contextual Documents mal0197100 Correspondents and archival record Modern era English Civil war, Constitutional government, Courage From Irwin Camp to Abraham Lincoln, November 2, 1859
Items in I. Camps suit with C & Hall
Erie November 2d 1859
Dr Sir — Our Suits with Cochran & Hall come off in January & it is time to prepare our defence— In the suit against me I wish the testimony of G… Abraham Lincoln Papers: Incoming and Contextual Documents mal0200600 Correspondents and archival record Modern era English Anger, Beneficence, Care of the soul From Norman B. Judd to Abraham Lincoln, December 1, 1859
1 On December 1, 1859, Norman B. Judd brought suit against John Wentworth for libel. Among several points of contention between the two were Wentworth's allegation that Judd opposed Lincoln's nominatio… Abraham Lincoln Papers: Incoming and Contextual Documents mal0209800 Correspondents and archival record Modern era English Anger, Aporia, Care of the soul [*Dec 5 1859 (?)*]
From the National Intelligencer
In the House of Representatives Decr. 12th 1831.
Mr. Adams of Massachusetts, (the Ex-President
of the United States) presented fifteen petitions
all numerously subscribed, from sundry inhabitants
of Pennsy… Abraham Lincoln Papers: Incoming and Contextual Documents mal0210400 Correspondents and archival record Modern era English Care of the soul, Civil war, Constitutional government Eulogy of Hon. John Hickman
on the late Senator Broderick,
delivered in the House of Representatives
of U. S., February
13, 1860.
Mr. HICKMAN said,
Mr. Speaker, "The question of his death is enrolled
in the Capitol ;" and I speak the truth in
eulogy. I could … Abraham Lincoln Papers: Incoming and Contextual Documents mal0236500 Correspondents and archival record Modern era English Affects, Anger, Anguish [*2476*]
SUNDAY DISPATCH
VOL. XII....NO. 45. PHILADELPHIA, SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 4, 1860. THREE CENTS
THE SUNDAY DISPATCH,
Published by
LA FLOR, EVERETT & HINCKEN.
OFFICE No. 152 (new style) SOUTH THIRD STREET,
FOURTH DOOR ABOVE WALNUT STREET, SECOND STORY.
… Abraham Lincoln Papers: Incoming and Contextual Documents mal0247600 Correspondents and archival record Modern era English Academic skepticism, Affects, Anger NY April 13 /60
Messrs. Lincoln & Herndon
Springfield
Gentlemen
I enclose a letter of
introduction from Hiram Barney Esq.
There has been a quarrel
between two attys in Atlanta
& I have been the victim,
I want relief-
As near as I can recollect
my case is this… Abraham Lincoln Papers: Incoming and Contextual Documents mal0258500 Correspondents and archival record Modern era English Anger, Care of the soul, Civil war THE REPUBLICAN PLATFORM.
REVISED SPEECH
OF
HON. E. G. SPAULDING, OF NEW YORK,
DELIVERED AT
BUFFALO AND WASHINGTON,
AT MEETINGS HELD TO RATIFY THE NOMINATION OF
ABRAHAM LINCOLN AND HANNIBAL HAMLIN,
FOR PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT.
Republican Platform adopted … Abraham Lincoln Papers: Incoming and Contextual Documents mal0269000 Correspondents and archival record Modern era English Moral accountability, Anger, Beneficence PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN OF 1860
REPUBLICAN EXECUTIVE CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE
Hon. Preston King of N.Y. Hon. John Covode of Pa.
" J. W. Grimes " Iowa " E. G. Spaulding " N.Y.
" L. F. S. Foster " C… Abraham Lincoln Papers: Incoming and Contextual Documents mal0278000 Correspondents and archival record Modern era English Affects, Anger, Anguish Urbana Ohio
May 21st 1860
My Dear Sir
You are in that happy position
that every man feels that he has a right
to speak to you by the “word of him ”-
Having just returned from Chicago
and feeling somewhat patriotic, I desire
through you to congratulate the G… Abraham Lincoln Papers: Incoming and Contextual Documents mal0281700 Correspondents and archival record Modern era English Civil war, Constitutional government, Courage Rochester Evening Express
Volume II, No. 131 ROCHESTER, N. Y., FRIDAY EVENING. JUNE 1 1860. NINE CENTS A WEEK.
THE EVENING EXPRESS
PUBLISHED EVERY EVENING, SUNDAYS EXCEPTED, BY
C. D. TRACY & CO.
CHAS. W. HEBARD, CLARK D. TRACY, W. H. BEACH,
F. S. REW
Office… Abraham Lincoln Papers: Incoming and Contextual Documents mal0298500 Correspondents and archival record Modern era English Academic skepticism, Affects, Anger San Francisco Cal
June 14th 1860
Hon Abraham Lincoln
Springfield Ills
My dear Sir
I must congratulate
you with all my heart on receiving the nomination
of our glorious Convention at Chicago.
Hon Seward has been the man & scarce
any one else thought of, thoug… Abraham Lincoln Papers: Incoming and Contextual Documents mal0308300 Correspondents and archival record Modern era English Care of the soul, Civil war, Constitutional government LETTER.
WASHINGTON CITY, June 19, 1860.
SIR:
On my arrival in this city, some days since, I was surprised
to learn that, owing to a misunderstanding or misconstruction of
the laws organizing the Quartermaster's Department, (in which I
am the senior Colonel, a… Abraham Lincoln Papers: Incoming and Contextual Documents mal0314600 Correspondents and archival record Modern era English Anger, Care of the soul, Civil war From Joshua R. Giddings to Abraham Lincoln, July 2, 1860
Private
Jefferson Ohio
July 2. 1860
Dear Friend
Your two letters were duly received. My first was intended as a public caution to political wireworkers. My second was intended for your own eye. Per… Abraham Lincoln Papers: Incoming and Contextual Documents mal0324600 Correspondents and archival record Modern era English Care of the soul, Civic duty, Civil war From David Wilmot to Abraham Lincoln, July 11, 1860
Towanda July 11th. 1860.
Dear Sir:
Your note of the 4th inst reached me on the 9th.
I wrote you from Chicago, saying I should return home by way of Phila., and that if I observed or heard anything worthy… Abraham Lincoln Papers: Incoming and Contextual Documents mal0330500 Correspondents and archival record Modern era English Anger, Care of the soul, Civil war Nevada Sept 12th 1860
Dear Sir
I have just returned last
night from the Stump in Placer County, cheered by the
prospect there. Our chances are brightening continually
and I would feel pretty confident, were it not for trouble
broken out in San Francisco. We l… Abraham Lincoln Papers: Incoming and Contextual Documents mal0369800 Correspondents and archival record Modern era English Affects, Care of the soul, Civil war TO THE CONSERVATIVE MEN OF INDIANA.
The address of the "Union State Central
Committee" of Kentucky, and the "State Executive
Committee" of Louisville, which has just
appeared will, doubtless, strike the minds of
others as it does my own, as being of a charact… Abraham Lincoln Papers: Incoming and Contextual Documents mal0393100 Correspondents and archival record Modern era English Affects, Anger, Beneficence From A. Penfield to Abraham Lincoln, October 17, 1860
Cleveland O. Oct. 17, 1860
Dr. Sir
I send you the Cleveland Leader of Sep. 28 1859 containing a letter over my signature addressed to S. A Douglas and Judge Ranney, the latter of whom of this city was t… Abraham Lincoln Papers: Incoming and Contextual Documents mal0402400 Correspondents and archival record Modern era English Care of the soul, Civil war, Constitutional government Philada Oct 20th 1860
Dear sir
I have just perused with great pleasure
and satisfaction your several speeches published with those
of Douglass by Howells. To me, it seems the
objects of the national government, expressed in the preamble
to the Constitution,… Abraham Lincoln Papers: Incoming and Contextual Documents mal0407600 Correspondents and archival record Modern era English Civil war, Constitutional government, Democracy SUNDAY DISPATCH.
PHILADELPHIA, OCT. 21,1860.
"Divided we Stand, United we Fall."
The election of Andrew G. Curtin to the Governorship
of Pennsylvania seems to have acted
upon the discordant Democracy like a dose of
castor oil, healing up the disorders which a… Abraham Lincoln Papers: Incoming and Contextual Documents mal0409900 Correspondents and archival record Modern era English Anger, Care of the soul, Civil war Washington City Oct 27th 1860
Hon Abra Lincoln
Dear Sir,
I am desired by Mr.
John Howlett a good Republican of this city to
inform you that he has to-day sent you by Express
a small box containing grapes of his own raising
which he hopes you will accept as… Abraham Lincoln Papers: Incoming and Contextual Documents mal0415700 Correspondents and archival record Modern era English Academic skepticism, Anger, Beneficence Libermorn 28th Oct 60
Dear Sir Mr. Sage my son in law, has just
shown me the enclosed slip. Every word of
it is utterly untrue. I have not written
one word to any man South or North as to
what you would do, or about you at all
I have said in speeches to the … Abraham Lincoln Papers: Incoming and Contextual Documents mal0416300 Correspondents and archival record Modern era English Aporia, Civic duty, Civil war From James E. Harvey to Abraham Lincoln, November 8, 1860
Private
Philadelphia,
Nov. 8. 1860.
My dear Sir,
Amidst the host of congratulations, which will reach you from every quarter, permit me to add those of one who never doubted the result, & who sees… Abraham Lincoln Papers: Incoming and Contextual Documents mal0436800 Correspondents and archival record Modern era English Anger, Aporia, Care of the soul From Anonymous. “A friend” to Abraham Lincoln, November 23, 1860
When Piat run away from Paris between 2 days leaving his washwoman unpaid, the French exclaimed my God, the United States run away. Believe him not, he will tell any lie to serve his purpose—
… Abraham Lincoln Papers: Incoming and Contextual Documents mal0461000 Correspondents and archival record Modern era English Civil war, Constitutional government, Democracy From Worthington G. Snethen to Abraham Lincoln, November 26, 1860
Baltimore
26th Nov. '60
Dear Sir:
Since the issue of our Manifesto, a copy of which I sent you, endorsing every word of it, we have been making progress in getting up a Republican paper in … Abraham Lincoln Papers: Incoming and Contextual Documents mal0465900 Correspondents and archival record Modern era English Care of the soul, Civil war, Constitutional government Liberty Bedford Co Virga.
Decr 7th, 1860.
Hon Abraham Lincoln
Sir,
I take the liberty of
enclosing to your address a series
of resolutions offered by the Hon William
L Goggin and adopted unanimously
by the people of Bedford County, without
regard to party o… Abraham Lincoln Papers: Incoming and Contextual Documents mal0486100 Correspondents and archival record Modern era English Affects, Anger, Attachment New-York Daily Tribune
[*4874-A*]
Friday, December 7, 1860
New-York State Central Committee
The State Central Republican Committee on
Wednesday adopted at Albany, the following:
ADDRESS TO THE REPUBLICAN ELECTORS OF THE
[*4874*] STATE.
The Electoral Col… Abraham Lincoln Papers: Incoming and Contextual Documents mal0487400 Correspondents and archival record Modern era English Care of the soul, Civil war, Constitutional government Appleton Outagamie County Wisconsin
December 8, 1860.
Abraham Lincoln Esquire Sir, I purpose to
express to you a few thoughts - without other aim
than making the matter clear - to write with artistic
skill & make no pretensions I would divest
myself of all … Abraham Lincoln Papers: Incoming and Contextual Documents mal0489000 Correspondents and archival record Modern era English Care of the soul, Civil war, Constitutional government Washington City DC
December 10th 1860
Hon Abraham Lincoln
President elect of the United States
Dear Sir
The undersigned Citizens of
Washington City, and your Political friends, desire
to tender you their Congratulations on your election
as the Representative… Abraham Lincoln Papers: Incoming and Contextual Documents mal0497300 Correspondents and archival record Modern era English Beneficence, Care of the soul, Civil war 