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Address By The Union League Of Philadelphia, To The Citizens Of Pennsylvania, In Favor Of The Re-Election Of Abraham Lincoln., Union League Of Philadelphia.
Address By The Union League Of Philadelphia, To The Citizens Of Pennsylvania, In Favor Of The Re-Election Of Abraham Lincoln., Union League Of Philadelphia.
Pamphlets
A speech addressing the importance of re-electing Abraham Lincoln, 1964.
A Campaign Tract For 1864 : Extract From A Speech By Alexander H. Stephens, Vice-President Of The Confederate States, Delivered In The Secession Convention Of Georgia, January, 1861 [And Quotations From Speeches By Secessionists]., Alexander Hamilton Stephens
A Campaign Tract For 1864 : Extract From A Speech By Alexander H. Stephens, Vice-President Of The Confederate States, Delivered In The Secession Convention Of Georgia, January, 1861 [And Quotations From Speeches By Secessionists]., Alexander Hamilton Stephens
Pamphlets
Caption title. Evidently a campaign document for the Republican or Union Party in 1864.
Twenty-Fourth Ward Lincoln And Johnson Club's Union Campaign Songster.
Twenty-Fourth Ward Lincoln And Johnson Club's Union Campaign Songster.
Pamphlets
Headquarters: Market Street, above Thirty-third, south side.
General Orders. No. 35 /War Department, Adjutant General's Office, Washington, February 1, 1864., United States. Adjutant-General's Office.
General Orders. No. 35 /War Department, Adjutant General's Office, Washington, February 1, 1864., United States. Adjutant-General's Office.
Pamphlets
Signed: Abraham Lincoln ... E.D. Townsend, Assistant Adjutant General.
General Orders, No. 80 : Executive Order, Executive Mansion, September 24th, 1864.
General Orders, No. 80 : Executive Order, Executive Mansion, September 24th, 1864.
Pamphlets
Signed on page 2: Abraham Lincoln. Signed on page 3: E.D. Townsend. Executive order, with general orders and forms, concerning the purchase of products of Confederate states.
Address Of The Union State Central Committee Upon The Constitutional Amendment Extending The Elective Franchise To Citizen Soldiers In The Field
Pamphlets
A document detailing an address of the Union State Central Committee regarding an amendment that would extend the right to vote to citizen soldiers, and it is addressed to the Freemen of Connecticut. The document is in support of this amendment. The title fills the top quarter of the document and occupies seven lines of text, and the names of the committee members are listed below the address. Signed by James G. Batterson and sixteen members of the committee.
A Democratic Peace Offered For The Acceptance Of Pennsylvania Voters
A Democratic Peace Offered For The Acceptance Of Pennsylvania Voters
Pamphlets
This pamphlet is a pre-election article detailing the importance of this election and the important issues involved in this election. The title, "A Democratic Peace" appears above the beginning of the text, and there is a thin line separating the title from the text. Bartlett, The literature of the rebellion, no. 1296.
Speeches For The Times, James Walter Wall
Speeches For The Times, James Walter Wall
Pamphlets
Running title: James W. Wall. "With a sketch of his personal and political history." James W. Wall [biographical sketch] -- The indemnification bill, Senate of the United States, March 2, 1863 -- Peace or separation, Meeting of the Democratic club, Philadelphia, May 9th, 1863 -- Civil liberty overthrown, Mass meeting, Mount Holly, N.J., Sept. 28, 1863.
Broadside, Is The War A Failure? [1864]
Broadside, Is The War A Failure? [1864]
Lincolniana Original Manuscript Collection
This broadside titled, "Is the War a Failure" addresses a statement made at the Chicago Convention that declared the War against the Rebellion a failure. The broadside provides perspectives or testimonies from General Grant, General Sherman, General Seymour, and General Dix and provides facts to the contrary of the statement of failure.
Broadside, Ohio Union Presidential Ticket, [1864]
Broadside, Ohio Union Presidential Ticket, [1864]
Lincolniana Original Manuscript Collection
This broadside of the Ohio Union Ticket features an illustration of an eagle, flags, muskets, drums, and other wartime imagery. The ticket lists Abraham Lincoln for president and Andrew Johnson for vice president. The rest of the ticket lists the different candidate in various Ohio districts.
Broadside, The Platforms , [1864]
Broadside, The Platforms , [1864]
Lincolniana Original Manuscript Collection
This broadside, titled "The Platform," provides resolutions of the national conventions in Baltimore and Chicago for their respective parties.
Broadside, The People's New Ten Commandments, 1864
Broadside, The People's New Ten Commandments, 1864
Lincolniana Original Manuscript Collection
This broadside, titled "The People's New Ten Commandments, From the Book of John, the Pilgrim, Chapter XII" was written by David the Scribe and is a pro-Lincoln celebration of the 1864 election in a mock-biblical style.
Broadside, Ohio Union Presidential Ticket, [1864]
Broadside, Ohio Union Presidential Ticket, [1864]
Lincolniana Original Manuscript Collection
This broadside of the Ohio Union Ticket features an illustration of an eagle, flags, muskets, drums, and other wartime imagery. The ticket lists Abraham Lincoln for president and Andrew Johnson for vice president. The rest of the ticket lists the different candidate in various Ohio districts.
Broadside, President Lincoln & General Grant On Peace & War, 1864
Broadside, President Lincoln & General Grant On Peace & War, 1864
Lincolniana Original Manuscript Collection
This broadside, titled "President Lincoln & General Grant on Peace & War" contains an interview with President Lincoln on his view of the Democratic strategy and a letter from General Grant on his thoughts on restoring the Union on the importance of not dividing the North. A poem by Bayard Taylor, "On the Chicago Surrender" is included on the broadside beneath General Grant's letter.
Broadside, President Lincoln & General Grant On Peace & War, 1864
Broadside, President Lincoln & General Grant On Peace & War, 1864
Lincolniana Original Manuscript Collection
This broadside, titled "President Lincoln & General Grant on Peace & War" contains an interview with President Lincoln on his view of the Democratic strategy and a letter from General Grant on his thoughts on restoring the Union on the importance of not dividing the North. A poem by Bayard Taylor, "On the Chicago Surrender" is included on the broadside beneath General Grant's letter.
Broadside, Is The War A Failure? [1864]
Broadside, Is The War A Failure? [1864]
Lincolniana Original Manuscript Collection
This broadside titled, "Is the War a Failure" addresses a statement made at the Chicago Convention that declared the War against the Rebellion a failure. The broadside provides perspectives or testimonies from General Grant, General Sherman, General Seymour, and General Dix and provides facts to the contrary of the statement of failure.
The Life And Services As A Soldier Of Major-General Grant : Hero Of Fort Donelson! Vicksburg! And Chattanooga!
Pamphlets
The front cover contains the added title, "General Grant's Life and Public Services" along the top. An illustration of General Grant is centered between the official title and the words "Every Person should read this life of General Grant" are vertical on either side of the title and illustration. "Commander of the Military Division of the Mississippi; and Captor of 472 Cannon and over 90,000 Revel Prisoners" is beneath the title.
Personal Traits Of General Grant
Personal Traits Of General Grant
Pamphlets
This article is from McClure's Magazine, volume two, number 6, May 1894. Photographs of General Horace Porter, General Ulysses S. Grant, and various important places from Grant's time as a general in the Civil War are included within the article.
Letter Book, Engineers Department: Lexington, Kentucky; Jackson, Mississippi; Knoxville, Tennessee, March 16, 1863 To March 15, 1864, Orville E. Babcock
Letter Book, Engineers Department: Lexington, Kentucky; Jackson, Mississippi; Knoxville, Tennessee, March 16, 1863 To March 15, 1864, Orville E. Babcock
Documents
This letter book provides handwritten copies of correspondence written by Orville E. Babcock to various superiors while serving in the engineer's department during the civil war.
General Grant's Grand March
Grant Library Sheet Music
A black and white portrait of General Grant surrounded by battle scenes and the names of his battles.
The Patriot's Song Of Victory. : A Thanksgiving Discourse, For Recent Military Successes, Delivered In The Third Congregational Church, New Haven, September 11, And Repeated, By Request, In The Same Place, September 18, 1864, Elisha Lord Cleaveland,1806-1866
The Patriot's Song Of Victory. : A Thanksgiving Discourse, For Recent Military Successes, Delivered In The Third Congregational Church, New Haven, September 11, And Repeated, By Request, In The Same Place, September 18, 1864, Elisha Lord Cleaveland,1806-1866
Pamphlets
This pamphlet includes a letter to Reverend E. L. Cleveland thanking him for the principles involved in the war that were contained in the sermon which was first giving on the President's Thanksgiving day and was repeated. The group of New Haven men from whom the letter was written, request a written copy of the sermon for publication to which Cleveland responds with a the requested manuscript.
What Our Democratic Generals Say : The Democratic Party Declare That The War Is A Failure ...
What Our Democratic Generals Say : The Democratic Party Declare That The War Is A Failure ...
Pamphlets
This pamphlet includes statements of Lieutenant General Grant, Major-General Burnside, Major-General Hooker, Major-General Dix, and Major-General John E. Wool speaking on the Democratic party's declaration that the war is a failure and declare for an immediate and unconditional cessation of hostilities.
Union Refugees, John Rogers
Union Refugees, John Rogers
Statuettes and Figurines
A genre figure, Union Refugees illustrates a Southern Unionist family fleeing to the North. In the piece, the father is shown standing with his gun and a small bundle of belongings as his wife leans on him in sorrow. Next to the mother stands a small child who holds a small bouquet of wildflowers. This piece was the first of Rogers's to show the harrowing effects of the War on civilians.
The Wounded Scout: A Friend In The Swamp, John Rogers
The Wounded Scout: A Friend In The Swamp, John Rogers
Statuettes and Figurines
A highly admired piece, The Wounded Scout illustrates an escaped slave leading and protecting a wounded soldier. Its contemporaneous admirers included Jessie Benton Frémont, Henry Ward Beecher, Lydia Maria Childs, and Abraham Lincoln who said of the piece, "[It] is very pretty, and suggestive, and, I should think, excellent as a piece of art."
Country Post Office: News From The Army, John Rogers
Country Post Office: News From The Army, John Rogers
Statuettes and Figurines
In the sculpture, an unidentified woman is shown visiting her local post office where she reaches toward a clerk for a letter, presumably from a member of the Army. This particular piece has two variants where the only difference is the length of the woman's dress sleeve. Variant A - the variant shown here - shows the woman's forearm sleeved to the wrist, while Variant B shows a bare forearm.
Diary Of Orville E. Babcock, January-March 1864, Orville Elias Babcock
Diary Of Orville E. Babcock, January-March 1864, Orville Elias Babcock
Diaries
Fifty-eight page Diary of Orville E. Babcock, January-March 1864 . Dates: 1864-01-01 - 1864-03-07
Letter Book-Loose Page, Dimensions Of Pontoon Boats Built In Knoxville For Bridge At Strawberry Plains, By Robert B. Talfer, [1864], Robert B. Talfer
Letter Book-Loose Page, Dimensions Of Pontoon Boats Built In Knoxville For Bridge At Strawberry Plains, By Robert B. Talfer, [1864], Robert B. Talfer
Documents
These pages provide a sketch and written dimensions of pontoon boats built in Knoxville for a bridge at Strawberry Plains.
Beautiful Dreamer, Stephen Collins Foster
Beautiful Dreamer, Stephen Collins Foster
Sheet Music Collection
Illustration of black text with designs around it
The Drumer Boy Of Shiloh, Charles Grobe
The Drumer Boy Of Shiloh, Charles Grobe
Sheet Music Collection
Illustration of black text with designs around it
The Soldiers Happy Return, Frederick Blume
The Soldiers Happy Return, Frederick Blume
Sheet Music Collection
Illustration of black text with designs around it