Abraham Lincoln, a History — volume 02
Abraham Lincoln, a History — volume 02
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15, 1859. MS.
[Sidenote] Weed to Judd, Oct. 21, 1859. MS.
[Sidenote] Dennison to Trumbull, July 21, 1859. MS.
That this was not the mere flattery of partial friends became manifestto him by other indications; by an increased correspondence filledwith general commendation, and particularly by numerous invitations todeliver speeches in other States. The Republican Central Committee ofNew Hampshire wrote him that if Douglas came, as was expected, to thatState, they desired Lincoln to come ...and answer him. The CentralCommittee of Minnesota wished him to come there and assist in theircanvass. There was an incessant commotion in politics throughout thewhole North, and as the season advanced calls came from all quarters. Kansas wanted him; Buffalo, Des Moines, Pittsburgh wanted him; ThurlowWeed telegraphed: "Send Abraham Lincoln to Albany immediately. " Notonly his presence, but his arguments, and ideas, were in demand. Dennison, making the canvass for Governor of Ohio, asked for a reportof his debates for campaign "material.
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15, 1859. MS.
[Sidenote] Weed to Judd, Oct. 21, 1859. MS.
[Sidenote] Dennison to Trumbull, July 21, 1859. MS.
That this was not the mere flattery of partial friends became manifestto him by other indications; by an increased correspondence filledwith general commendation, and particularly by numerous invitations todeliver speeches in other States. The Republican Central Committee ofNew Hampshire wrote him that if Douglas came, as was expected, to thatState, they desired Lincoln to come ...and answer him. The CentralCommittee of Minnesota wished him to come there and assist in theircanvass. There was an incessant commotion in politics throughout thewhole North, and as the season advanced calls came from all quarters. Kansas wanted him; Buffalo, Des Moines, Pittsburgh wanted him; ThurlowWeed telegraphed: "Send Abraham Lincoln to Albany immediately. " Notonly his presence, but his arguments, and ideas, were in demand. Dennison, making the canvass for Governor of Ohio, asked for a reportof his debates for campaign "material.
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