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State Of The Union: Speech Of Hon. E.P. Walton, Of Vermont :Upon The Report Of The Committee Of Thirty-Three Upon The State Of The Union. Delivered In The House Of Representatives, February 16, 1861., Eliakim Persons Walton Dec 1860

State Of The Union: Speech Of Hon. E.P. Walton, Of Vermont :Upon The Report Of The Committee Of Thirty-Three Upon The State Of The Union. Delivered In The House Of Representatives, February 16, 1861., Eliakim Persons Walton

Pamphlets

Caption title.


Report From The Committee Appointed To Wait Upon The President Of The United States To Ascertain His Policy Toward The Confederated States, And The Response From The Federal Executive. Dec 1860

Report From The Committee Appointed To Wait Upon The President Of The United States To Ascertain His Policy Toward The Confederated States, And The Response From The Federal Executive.

Pamphlets

At head of title: Doc. no. XVII. Signed by Wm. Ballard Preston, Alex H.H. Stuart, George W. Randolph.


Report Of The Committee On Federal Relations In Regard To The Calling Of A Sovereign Convention., Maryland. General Assembly. House Of Delegates. Committee On Federal Relations. Dec 1860

Report Of The Committee On Federal Relations In Regard To The Calling Of A Sovereign Convention., Maryland. General Assembly. House Of Delegates. Committee On Federal Relations.

Pamphlets

At head of title: ... By the House of delegates, May 9th, 1861. Read and 10,000 copies ordered to be printed. The greater part of this issue was siezed [sic] and destroyed by the govt.--MS. note on cover.


Assassination Of Ellsworth, At Alexandria, Va., May 24th, 1861. Dec 1860

Assassination Of Ellsworth, At Alexandria, Va., May 24th, 1861.

Pamphlets

Without music. Songsheet; text within decorative borders; one column; seven four-line stanzas. Air--""California Brothers."" The page is torn.


A Review Of The Argument Of President Lincoln And Attorney General Bates, In Favor Of Presidential Power To Suspend The Privilege Of The Writ Of Habeas Corpus, Samuel Smith Nicholas Dec 1860

A Review Of The Argument Of President Lincoln And Attorney General Bates, In Favor Of Presidential Power To Suspend The Privilege Of The Writ Of Habeas Corpus, Samuel Smith Nicholas

Pamphlets

Also published in his: Conservative essays, legal and political. A few sentences are crossed out in ink on p. 24. From the Estrin Collection.


General Orders. No. 76 / Adjutant General's Office, Washington, September 12, 1861., United States. Adjutant-General's Office. Dec 1860

General Orders. No. 76 / Adjutant General's Office, Washington, September 12, 1861., United States. Adjutant-General's Office.

Pamphlets

At the General Court Martial which convened at Fort Monroe, Va., pursuant to 'Special orders' no. 190, of July 16, 1861, from the War Department, and of which Col. John W. Phelps, 1st Regiment Vermont Volunteers, is President, was arraigned and tried Colonel William H. Allen, 1st Regiment N.Y. Volunteers, on the following charges and specifications ..."" Includes brief statement from President Lincoln on page 5, confirming and approving trial proceedings and results. Signed at end: L. Thomas, Adjutant General.


Songs In The Night"": A Thanksgiving Sermon., Cyrus D. Foss Dec 1860

Songs In The Night"": A Thanksgiving Sermon., Cyrus D. Foss

Pamphlets

Sermon given by Rev. Foss, pastor of the Hanson Place Methodist Episcopal Church, Brooklyn, N.Y. Preached in the Fleet St. Church, at a Union Service of the two churches on Thursday evening, November 28, 1861.


North And South, Or, Four Questions Considered : What Have We Done? What Have We To Do? What Have We To Hope? What Have We To Fear? A Sermon Preached In The First Church In Hartford, On The Day Of The National Fast, Sept. 26th, 1861., Joel Hawes Dec 1860

North And South, Or, Four Questions Considered : What Have We Done? What Have We To Do? What Have We To Hope? What Have We To Fear? A Sermon Preached In The First Church In Hartford, On The Day Of The National Fast, Sept. 26th, 1861., Joel Hawes

Pamphlets

A sermon about how to endure and perservere during the civil war.


Speech Of Hon. Andrew Johnson, Of Tennessee, On The War For The Union / Delivered In The Senate Of The United States, July 27, 1861., Andrew Johnson Dec 1860

Speech Of Hon. Andrew Johnson, Of Tennessee, On The War For The Union / Delivered In The Senate Of The United States, July 27, 1861., Andrew Johnson

Pamphlets

"The Senate having under consideration the joint resolution (s. No. 1) to approve and confirm certain acts of the President of the United States for suppressing insurrection and rebellion--"


Rules And Articles Of War, United States. Congress. House. Committee On Military Affairs. Dec 1860

Rules And Articles Of War, United States. Congress. House. Committee On Military Affairs.

Pamphlets

Mr. Hughes from the Committee on Military Affairs, submitted the following report in the form of a bill, which was laid upon the table and ordered to be printed. Proposed act for establishing rules and articles for the government of the armies of the United States. February 18, 1861.


The National Weakness : A Discourse Delivered In The First Church, Brookline, On Fast Day, Sept. 26, 1861., Frederic Henry Hedge Dec 1860

The National Weakness : A Discourse Delivered In The First Church, Brookline, On Fast Day, Sept. 26, 1861., Frederic Henry Hedge

Pamphlets

Tan paper covers; title within single rule frame; Text: 1 Kings xx:11.


Letters Of The Hon. Joseph Holt, The Hon. Edward Everett, And Commodore Charles Stewart, On The Present Crisis., Joseph Holt Dec 1860

Letters Of The Hon. Joseph Holt, The Hon. Edward Everett, And Commodore Charles Stewart, On The Present Crisis., Joseph Holt

Pamphlets

Dated respectively: Washington, May 31, 1861; Boston, May 15, 1861, and Bordentown, May 4, 1861.


Union March As Performed By The U.S. Marine Band At The Inauguration Of President Lincoln March 4, 1861 Dec 1860

Union March As Performed By The U.S. Marine Band At The Inauguration Of President Lincoln March 4, 1861

Sheet Music

No abstract


Our Country's Flag Dec 1860

Our Country's Flag

Sheet Music

No description


American Medley, Charles Grobe Dec 1860

American Medley, Charles Grobe

Sheet Music Collection

Illustration of bust of president with Amercan symbols around


Rock Me To Sleep Mother, George G. Stimpson Dec 1860

Rock Me To Sleep Mother, George G. Stimpson

Sheet Music Collection

Illustration of black text with designs around it


The "Contraband" Schottische, Septimus Winner Dec 1860

The "Contraband" Schottische, Septimus Winner

Sheet Music Collection

Illustration of man with whip chasing African American children


President Lincoln And Gen. Mcclellan In Mcclellan's Tent, Alexander Gardner, Taylor And Huntington Dec 1860

President Lincoln And Gen. Mcclellan In Mcclellan's Tent, Alexander Gardner, Taylor And Huntington

Photographs

The stereograph features a black and white image of President Lincoln and General McClellan in McClellan's tent mounted to an orange card; The original image was taken at the Antietam Battlefield by Alexander Gardner in Oct. of 1862; A captured Confederate battle flag may be seen in the lower left corner


The Southern Marsellaise., Rouget De Lisle Dec 1860

The Southern Marsellaise., Rouget De Lisle

Sheet Music Collection

Title over a seven star U. S. flag.


We're All In Arms In Dixie, O Dr. Becker Dec 1860

We're All In Arms In Dixie, O Dr. Becker

Sheet Music Collection

Title only.


Day-Dreaming, Jerome Kern Dec 1860

Day-Dreaming, Jerome Kern

Sheet Music Collection

Woman sleeping in chaise lounge; Photograph of Ray Herbeck


Delta Kappa Epsilon March, Alfred Humphries Pease Dec 1860

Delta Kappa Epsilon March, Alfred Humphries Pease

Sheet Music Collection

Title only


Day-Dreaming, Jerome Kern Dec 1860

Day-Dreaming, Jerome Kern

Sheet Music Collection

Woman sleeping in chaise lounge; Photograph of Ray Herbeck


Charleston Mercury Extra: The Union Is Dissolved, Charleston Mercury Dec 1860

Charleston Mercury Extra: The Union Is Dissolved, Charleston Mercury

Ephemera

The Charleston Mercury's "The Union is Dissolved" broadside was the first Confederate publication as South Carolina was the first state to secede. It went to press 15 minutes after the secession ordinance was passed.


Life Of Abraham Lincoln., John Locke Scripps Dec 1859

Life Of Abraham Lincoln., John Locke Scripps

Pamphlets

Published anonymously. Written by J.L. Scripps. Cf. Catalog of the Alfred Whital Stern collection of Lincolniana, 3760; Caption title. Described in Wessen, Campaign lives, p. 25-26 (New York edition).


Truths For The Times.: Hon. D.D. Barnard On The Presidential Question. The Whole Field Surveyed. Why No Friend Of The Union Can Be Republican, Reasons Why No Lover Of The Union Can Vote For Lincoln, Daniel Dewey Barnard Dec 1859

Truths For The Times.: Hon. D.D. Barnard On The Presidential Question. The Whole Field Surveyed. Why No Friend Of The Union Can Be Republican, Reasons Why No Lover Of The Union Can Vote For Lincoln, Daniel Dewey Barnard

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The whole field surveyed. Why no friend of the Union can be a Republican, Reasons why no lover of the Union can vot for Lincoln. Doctrine of the fathers re-stated. Relative position of whites and negroes in this republic. Republicanism against the constitution. Republicanism against the Declaration of Independence. Republicanism against the Union."" -- cover; Dated at end: Albany, August 1st, 1860.


Land For The Landless : Speech Of Hon. G.A. Grow, Of Pennsylvania, In The House Of Representatives, February 29, 1860., Galusha Aaron Grow Dec 1859

Land For The Landless : Speech Of Hon. G.A. Grow, Of Pennsylvania, In The House Of Representatives, February 29, 1860., Galusha Aaron Grow

Pamphlets

Caption title. Also issued under title: Free homes for free men. List of Tribune campaign tracts for sale: p. [15].


Free Homes For Free Men : Speech Of Hon. G.A. Grow, Of Pennsylvania. Delivered In The House Of Representatives, February 29, 1860., Galusha Aaron Grow Dec 1859

Free Homes For Free Men : Speech Of Hon. G.A. Grow, Of Pennsylvania. Delivered In The House Of Representatives, February 29, 1860., Galusha Aaron Grow

Pamphlets

Provides a history of land ownership in America.


Hutchinson's Republican Songster, For The Campaign Of 1860., John Wallace Hutchinson Dec 1859

Hutchinson's Republican Songster, For The Campaign Of 1860., John Wallace Hutchinson

Pamphlets

Without the music; tunes of some of the songs indicated by title. Comprises same text as The bobolink minstrel; or, Republican songster for 1860. Edited by G.W. Bungay. Cover title: Hutchinson's Republican songster, for 1860 / edited by John W. Hutchinson ... New York : O. Hutchinson, Publisher, 272 Greenwich Street, 1860 (New York : Davies & Kent, Printers.). Entered ... 1860, by John W. Hutchinson ...--Page [2].


1860 Presidential Election Ticket For John Bell And Edward Everett Dec 1859

1860 Presidential Election Ticket For John Bell And Edward Everett

Ephemera

Printed ticket for 1860 presidential election. "Union Electoral Ticket" for John Bell and Edward Everett. Issued in Virginia. Pencil signature on reverse "W.B. Birmingham"