History of the Administration of President Lincoln: Including His Speeches, Letters, Addresses, Proclamations, and Messages. With a Preliminary Sketch of His Life |
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Page 45
... favor of Mr. Lin- coln , and the Convention at once boiled over into a state of the wildest excitement . The cheers of the audience within were answered by those of a yet larger crowd without , to whom the result was announced . Cannon ...
... favor of Mr. Lin- coln , and the Convention at once boiled over into a state of the wildest excitement . The cheers of the audience within were answered by those of a yet larger crowd without , to whom the result was announced . Cannon ...
Page 60
... favor and support of " that very large portion of the North whose moral sense was on their side . " Nevertheless , they entered upon prompt and active preparations for war . Con- tracts were made in various parts of the South for the ...
... favor and support of " that very large portion of the North whose moral sense was on their side . " Nevertheless , they entered upon prompt and active preparations for war . Con- tracts were made in various parts of the South for the ...
Page 70
... favor . This closed the action of the House of Representatives at this session on this important subject , though it had previously adopted , by a unanimous vote , the following declaratory resolution : -- Resolved , That neither the ...
... favor . This closed the action of the House of Representatives at this session on this important subject , though it had previously adopted , by a unanimous vote , the following declaratory resolution : -- Resolved , That neither the ...
Page 76
... favor of enforcing the laws . This was rejected - ayes 13 , noes 25. Mr. Grimes , of Iowa , then moved to substitute the reso- lution of Messrs . Seward and Trumbull , as the minority of the Select Committee , calling on the State ...
... favor of enforcing the laws . This was rejected - ayes 13 , noes 25. Mr. Grimes , of Iowa , then moved to substitute the reso- lution of Messrs . Seward and Trumbull , as the minority of the Select Committee , calling on the State ...
Page 86
... favor home productions . In the home market that controversy begins . One party insists that too much protection oppresses one class for the ad- vantage of another , while the other party argues that with all its inci- dents , in the ...
... favor home productions . In the home market that controversy begins . One party insists that too much protection oppresses one class for the ad- vantage of another , while the other party argues that with all its inci- dents , in the ...
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