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The War Powers Of The President: And The Legislative Powers Of Congress, In Relation To Rebellion, Treason And Slavery, William Whiting Dec 1862

The War Powers Of The President: And The Legislative Powers Of Congress, In Relation To Rebellion, Treason And Slavery, William Whiting

Pamphlets

Includes a preface explaining that the "following pages were not originally intended for publication but were written for the author's private use."


The Conditions Of Peace : A Thanksgiving Discourse Delivered In The First Presbyterian Church, Philadelphia, November 27, 1862., Albert Barnes Dec 1862

The Conditions Of Peace : A Thanksgiving Discourse Delivered In The First Presbyterian Church, Philadelphia, November 27, 1862., Albert Barnes

Pamphlets

Last page blank; Includes correspondence; Includes bibliographical references.


Memoranda Of Letters Sent, United States To Peleg Clarkee, Jr., April 1863 Dec 1862

Memoranda Of Letters Sent, United States To Peleg Clarkee, Jr., April 1863

Peleq Clarke Jr. Papers

This handwritten memoranda, dated April 1863, is a detailed list of lumber and other items Peleg Clarkee sent to the United States Army and never received payment for. The memoranda explains how the bills were lost and what bills are still missing that Clarke has inquired about.


Memoranda Of Statements Of Generals Harris, Woods, And Barstow Concerning Peleg Clarke's Claims To The United States Government, Undated Dec 1862

Memoranda Of Statements Of Generals Harris, Woods, And Barstow Concerning Peleg Clarke's Claims To The United States Government, Undated

Peleq Clarke Jr. Papers

This undated memoranda details Peleg Clarke's claims against the United States Government for lack of payment for lumber, steamer saw mill, and other supplies received by various officers. Included in the memoranda are statements by General Harris, General Woods, and General Barstow and Peleg Clarkee's response.


Our Foreign Relations : Showing Present Perils From England And France, The Nature And Conditions Of Intervention By Mediation, And Also By Recognition, The Impossibility Of Any Recognition Of A New Power With Slavery As A Corner-Stone, And The Wrongful Concession Of Ocean Belligerency. Speech Of Hon. Charles Sumner, Before The Citizens Of New York, At The Cooper Institute, Sept. 10, 1863., Charles Sumner Dec 1862

Our Foreign Relations : Showing Present Perils From England And France, The Nature And Conditions Of Intervention By Mediation, And Also By Recognition, The Impossibility Of Any Recognition Of A New Power With Slavery As A Corner-Stone, And The Wrongful Concession Of Ocean Belligerency. Speech Of Hon. Charles Sumner, Before The Citizens Of New York, At The Cooper Institute, Sept. 10, 1863., Charles Sumner

Pamphlets

Includes a list of attendees.


About The War : Plain Words To Plain People / By A Plain Man., Ezra Mundy Hunt Dec 1862

About The War : Plain Words To Plain People / By A Plain Man., Ezra Mundy Hunt

Pamphlets

Cover title; Illustrated title page; Attributed to E.M. Hunt. Cf. NUC Pre-1956 imprints and Sabin, 33846; Another edition is in German.


Debt And Resources Of The United States : And The Effect Of Secession Upon The Trade And Industry Of The Loyal States / By Dr. William Elder., William Elder Dec 1862

Debt And Resources Of The United States : And The Effect Of Secession Upon The Trade And Industry Of The Loyal States / By Dr. William Elder., William Elder

Pamphlets

The national debt.


The Great Questions Of The Times : Report Of Proceedings At The Great Inaugural Mass Meeting Of The Loyal National League, On Union Square, New York, On The Anniversary Of Sumter., Loyal National League. Dec 1862

The Great Questions Of The Times : Report Of Proceedings At The Great Inaugural Mass Meeting Of The Loyal National League, On Union Square, New York, On The Anniversary Of Sumter., Loyal National League.

Pamphlets

Caption title.


The Great Questions Of The Times : Report Of Proceedings At The Great Inaugural Mass Meeting Of The Loyal National League, On Union Square, New York, On The Anniversary Of Sumter., Loyal National League. Dec 1862

The Great Questions Of The Times : Report Of Proceedings At The Great Inaugural Mass Meeting Of The Loyal National League, On Union Square, New York, On The Anniversary Of Sumter., Loyal National League.

Pamphlets

Caption title.


President Lincoln's Views : An Important Letter On The Principles Involved In The Vallandigham Case, Abraham Lincoln Dec 1862

President Lincoln's Views : An Important Letter On The Principles Involved In The Vallandigham Case, Abraham Lincoln

Pamphlets

This pamphlet includes and letter and resolution addressed to President Lincoln from the May 19,1863 democratic meeting followed by the president's reply. The democrats' resolution covers the topic of the committee's view of the principles involved in the Vallandigham case. Clement Laird Vallandigham was an Ohio politician and leader of the Copperhead faction of anti-war Democrats during the American Civil War. In 1863, he was convicted at an Army court martial of opposing the war, and exiled to the Confederacy. In the resolution, the democratic committee denounces such action citing that it infringes on the constitutional right to freedom of …


Military Despotism! Suspension Of The Habeas Corpus! Curses Coming Home To Roost! Dec 1862

Military Despotism! Suspension Of The Habeas Corpus! Curses Coming Home To Roost!

Pamphlets

This pamphlet, produced by the Loyal Publication Society of New York, includes essays, letters, and other documents that speak to the history of rebellion in the United States, focusing the context on Habeas Corpus. The first essay, ""Military despotism!"" centers on Andrew Jackson's arrest of a judge for ""aiding and abetting and exciting mutiny"" in his camp after the judge supported the claims of an unfairly arrested citizen.


The Red Flag In John Bull's Eyes, Frances Power Cobbe Dec 1862

The Red Flag In John Bull's Eyes, Frances Power Cobbe

Pamphlets

This pamphlet refutes the argument that emancipation of the American Negroes would lead to a ""renewal of St. Domingo massacres"".


Report Of The "Draft Riot" In Boston, July 14th, 1863, Stephen Cabot Dec 1862

Report Of The "Draft Riot" In Boston, July 14th, 1863, Stephen Cabot

Pamphlets

This pamphlet contains the diary entries of Major Stephen Cabot which contains a "Report of the 'Draft Riot' in Boston, July 14th, 1863", which is the title of the pamphlet. "From the diary of Major Stephen Cabot, 1st Batt. Mass. Vol. Heavy Artillery, who had command of Cooper Street Armory the night of the riot." The front and back covers are covered in a dark, forest green fabric.


The Conscription : Also Speeches Of The Hon. W.D. Kelley, Of Pennsylvania, In The House Of Representatives, On The Conscription, The Way To Attain And Secure Peace, And On Arming The [Redacted]. With A Letter From Secretary Chase, William Darrah Kelley Dec 1862

The Conscription : Also Speeches Of The Hon. W.D. Kelley, Of Pennsylvania, In The House Of Representatives, On The Conscription, The Way To Attain And Secure Peace, And On Arming The [Redacted]. With A Letter From Secretary Chase, William Darrah Kelley

Pamphlets

This pamphlet contains the Conscription Act and speeches from the Honorable W. D. Kelley of Pennsylvania. The title gives a description of the pamphlet's contents: "The Conscription. Also Speeches of the Hon. W. D. Kelley, of Pennsylvania, in The House of Representatives, on The Conscription; The Way to Attain and Secure Peace; and on Arming the Negroes. With a Letter From Secretary Chase." An illustration of the American flag is included below the title, and it is followed by a short printer's statement.


Speech Of Mr. Turpie : Delivered In The Senate Of The United States, Feb. 7, 1863, David Turpie Dec 1862

Speech Of Mr. Turpie : Delivered In The Senate Of The United States, Feb. 7, 1863, David Turpie

Pamphlets

This pamphlet contains the "Speech of Mr. Turpie" which was "Delivered in the Senate of the United States" on "Feb. 7, 1863", which is all information that is given on the front cover following the title. The speech was given in opposition to a bill for compensation of slaveholders in Missouri. It also contains necessary supplemental information at the end of the pamphlet. The cover lists all necessary information such as the title, a quote, and the members of the leaders of the senate to whom this speech was given.


"Fulton's Prayer," Ca. 1863 Dec 1862

"Fulton's Prayer," Ca. 1863

Lincolniana Original Manuscript Collection

This prayer/poem is handwritten on lined paper and is a play on the Lord's prayer praying to Abraham Lincoln during the war.


We'll Fight For Uncle Abe Plantation Song And Chorus Dec 1862

We'll Fight For Uncle Abe Plantation Song And Chorus

Sheet Music

No abstract


President's Hymn Dec 1862

President's Hymn

Sheet Music

No abstract


He's Gone To The Arms Of Abraham Comic War Ballad Dec 1862

He's Gone To The Arms Of Abraham Comic War Ballad

Sheet Music

No abstract


Diary Of Orville Elias Babcock, 1863, Orville Elias Babcock Dec 1862

Diary Of Orville Elias Babcock, 1863, Orville Elias Babcock

Diaries

Two hundred and five page pocket diary of Orville Elias Babcock, 1863.


Letter Book-Loose Pages, Orville E. Babcock In Lexington, Kentucky, May 6, 1863 To June 4, 1863, Orville E. Babcock Dec 1862

Letter Book-Loose Pages, Orville E. Babcock In Lexington, Kentucky, May 6, 1863 To June 4, 1863, Orville E. Babcock

Documents

This collection of loose pages were originally part of a letter book consisting of copies of correspondence written by Orville E. Babcock while in Lexington, Kentucky from May to June 1863. The letters offer various reports of activities in his unit.


Her Bright Smile Haunts Me Still, Charles Grobe Dec 1862

Her Bright Smile Haunts Me Still, Charles Grobe

Sheet Music Collection

Title only


Solitutde, Edward Mack Dec 1862

Solitutde, Edward Mack

Sheet Music Collection

Illustration of woman seated on trees outside


Union Quadrilles, R. S. Manuel Dec 1862

Union Quadrilles, R. S. Manuel

Sheet Music Collection

Illustration of blue star containing white stars and red text


Letter, Loulie Feemster To Alex W. Feemster, July 1863 07/1863, Mary Louise Feemster Dec 1862

Letter, Loulie Feemster To Alex W. Feemster, July 1863 07/1863, Mary Louise Feemster

Oakley Archival Papers

Letter from Loulie Feemster to her husband, Alex W. Feemster, in Selma, Alabama, mainly regarding a boil on her breast, which makes it difficult to feed their baby, Mattie. The doctor recommended that she use ''Tansy poultice'' on it, but she followed the advice of her Aunt Edith and used raw cabbage leaves, which she found ''very soothing.'' She mentions that she thought she would have child-bed fever. 1863.


Note From Confederate Soldier, Joseph T. Owens Dec 1862

Note From Confederate Soldier, Joseph T. Owens

Daniel Williams Papers

Dan Williams left a note with this document: "My great grandmother & great grand father gave aid to Civil War soldier trying to find his way home from Vicksburg. This note he left to them."


Mrs. S. E. Curry Bill For Household Goods; 01/1863 Dec 1862

Mrs. S. E. Curry Bill For Household Goods; 01/1863

Raymond Stiles Family Papers

Bill for items purchased by Sarah E. Curry in January of 1863. Items include a plough, buggy, a wagon, a grind stone, fodder, hogs, and various meat and produce. Sarah E. Curry married W.P. Bond in 1888.


Richmond On The James'', T. E. Bayley Dec 1862

Richmond On The James'', T. E. Bayley

Sheet Music Collection

Title only.


All Quiet Along The Potomac To-Night, J. H. Hewitt Dec 1862

All Quiet Along The Potomac To-Night, J. H. Hewitt

Sheet Music Collection

Title only.


Lenoir, James, Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania, To Mother Dec 1862

Lenoir, James, Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania, To Mother

Lenoir Family Plantation Records

James Lenoir writes to his mother from the warfront and describes a war injury.