Supposed Diary of President Lincoln From the Repeal of the Missouri Compromise I

Milton R Milton Robinson Scott

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Louis yesterday, with four Regiments of Missouri Volunteers, two Regiments of Home Guards and four pieces of Artillery, com- pelling a complete surrender of Gov. Jackson's state militia, which he (Jackson) was evidently training for the service of the Confederacy. Which act proves the mettle of Capt.
76 Supposed Diary of President Lincoln Lyon and entitles him to the gratitude of all Union sup- porters.
Washington, May 22, 1861. — Secretary Seward has formulated a dispatch to Minister Adams vig...orously pro- testing against either official or unofficial intercourse with "the domestic enemies of the United States" on the part of the English ministry, which will cause the English govern- ment to understand that it can not be the friend of the Confederacy and of the United States at the same time.
I have however "toned down" Mr. Seward's dispatch somewhat by striking out a few clauses and changing the phraseology of a few others. Among the various changes that I made are these: Where Mr.

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