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... Springfield McClure had sent Lincoln a telegram advising against the Chief's appointment . Because of McClure's success in organ- izing and carrying Pennsylvania , Lincoln had a high regard for his opinions . He replied to McClure's ...
... Springfield McClure had sent Lincoln a telegram advising against the Chief's appointment . Because of McClure's success in organ- izing and carrying Pennsylvania , Lincoln had a high regard for his opinions . He replied to McClure's ...
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Lincoln as President Elect William Eldon Baringer. by a secret trip to Springfield.1 Sanderson and Casey hastened to Washington and plans were perfected , Sanderson leaving for Springfield with Cowan early Friday morning . Their mission ...
Lincoln as President Elect William Eldon Baringer. by a secret trip to Springfield.1 Sanderson and Casey hastened to Washington and plans were perfected , Sanderson leaving for Springfield with Cowan early Friday morning . Their mission ...
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... Springfield . Both the New Yorkers and Trumbull were " quite positively " informed by Leonard Swett , the very man who had invited Cameron to pay Lincoln a visit , that Cameron would not be in the cabinet.1 Unconvinced , and advised by ...
... Springfield . Both the New Yorkers and Trumbull were " quite positively " informed by Leonard Swett , the very man who had invited Cameron to pay Lincoln a visit , that Cameron would not be in the cabinet.1 Unconvinced , and advised by ...
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NOVEMBER SIXTH | 3 |
A FABIAN FORTNIGHT | 7 |
SECESSION SALVOS | 41 |
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