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Quote of the Day 18d

I planted myself upon the truth, and the truth only, so, as far I knew it, or could be brought to know it.”– Speech at Springfield, July 17, 1858

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The Successful and Unsuccessful Candidates at Breakfast the Morning After
The Tallest Ruler on the Globe
The Undecided Political Prize
Three to One You Don’t Get It, [Variation on the Popular Interpretation of the Meaning of the Pawnbroker’s Sons]
The Power of the Rail
‘Taking the stump’ or Stephen in search of his mother
To the Victors Belong the Spoils – Bunker
Too many Cooks Spoil the broth
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When Washington was the Sole Standard
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Political caricature. No. 4. The miscegenation ball
What Will He Do With Them?
Congressional surgery. Legislative quackery
Lincoln- “I’m sorry to have to drop you, Sambo, but this concern won’t carry us both!”
“Rowdy” Notions of Emancipation
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Uncle Abe’s Valentine
One Good Turn Deserves Another
Bogy for a Bad Boy
Freedom
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President Lincoln’s Proclamation in the ‘Rebel Senate’
Master Abraham Lincoln Gets a New Toy
Brutus and Caesar
The President’s Order No. 252
Lincoln as a Monkey, holding a copy of the Emancipation Proclamation
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Dr. Lincoln’s New Elixir of Life — for the Southern States
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Mr. Lincoln Dismisses John Bull
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The Threatening Notice
Up a Tree– Colonel Bull and the Yankee Coon
Drawing Things to a Head
A Diplomatic Reunion at Washington
John Bull-ied
Our Mutual Friend
The British Lion Smells an Enormous Rat
The Yankee Eagle and the Lion
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The Sowers
The Tallest Ruler on the Globe
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Uncle Sam protecting his property against the encroachments of his cousin John

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Prof. Lincoln in His Great Feat of Balancing
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A President-elect’s Uncomfortable Seat
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The Old Woman in Trouble
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James Gordon Bennett’s Folly
Blow, Herald Blow
Brudder Greeley on the Crisis
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Badgering Him
Right at Last
Humiliating, But What He Must Come to at Last
The Journalist Barnum with His Great Blowing Elephant
The Tribune Offering the Chief Magistracy to the Western Cincinnatus
News from the States
Nurse Greeley (to Dr. Jewett)
The Monotous Minstrel

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Gentlemen Opposed to Soldier Voting
How to Escape the Draft
King Mob Upon His Throne
The Sinews of War, or How to Bag an Army
Well Now, I Never Thought You Would [Fill] That [Congressional] Chair
Central Park in Winter

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The great American What is it? Chased by Copper-heads
The spirit of 61. God, our country and liberty!!
Why dont you take it?
The Blockade on the “Connecticut Plan”
Uncle Sam protecting his property against the encroachments of his cousin John
Breaking that “Backbone”
The Vanishing Trick
The clairvoyant’s dream
5 TO ONE HA
The Union Christmas Dinner
Mr. Lincoln Calling for Volunteers
Worship of the North
The national game. Three “outs” and one “run”
A Civil War cartoon showing James Gordon Bennett as an American Indian embellished with the Stars and Stripes
The Last Call
Compromise with the South
Mr. Lincoln Sets a Style
Commodore Foote’s Game of Ten Pins with Beauregard
I am glad, I am out of the scrape
Lincoln, you’ll excuse me General Butler, but as I can’t send you everywhere at once, I’ll have to take you to pieces
Black Civil War Soldier
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[Caricature of Abraham Lincoln wearing Native American headdress, seated on throne, with seven cabinet officers]
Running the “machine”
Abe linking with his significantly named cabinet
Awful Consternation of the Old Party at the White House, and Sudden Appearance of Lincoln – (Chief Magician, Mr. Seward)
‘Mike, remove the Salmon and bring me a Tod
The Inside Track
Yankee Pancakes
Sinbad Lincoln and the Old Man of the Sea
Universal Advice to Abraham – Drop ‘Em!
The Senatorial
Assault by the Press Gang
A Frightful Case of Inflation
Grand Distribution of Government Pap
Gulliver Abe, in the White House, Attacked by the Lilliputian Office-Seekers
The ‘Ins’ and the ‘Outs’
Alarming Appearance of the Winnebago Chief
Old Abe Invokes the Spirit of St. Patrick
A Job for the New Cabinet Maker
House-Clearing at Washington
Mr. Whippletrot’s Plum Pudding
Our Administration and No Intervention
To the Victors Belong the Spoils
The Ingratitude of the Republic-ans
Running the machine

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Abraham’s dream!–“Coming events cast their shadows before”
Slow & steady wins the race
The grave of the union
How Columbia receives McLellan’s Salutation from the Chicago Platform
This ticket good for a free passage up Salt River, boats will leave Copperhead Headquarters every ten minutes, the McClellan Brass Band will be in attendance to play the Rogue’s March, good during the war
“I knew him, Horatio; a fellow of infinite jest . . . where be your gibes now?–“Hamlet, Act IV, Scene 1”
The true issue or “Thats whats the matter”
Jeff Davis’ November Nightmare
The soldier’s song–Unionism vs. Copperheadism
The old bull dog on the right track
Political caricature no. 1. The grave of the Union. Or Major Jack Downing’s dream. Drawn by Zeke
Political caricature no. 2. Miscegenation or the millennium of abolitionism
Political caricature no. 3. The abolition catastrophe, or the November smash-up
Political Caricature. No. 4. The miscegenation ball
Behind the scenes
Deplorable Result of Lincoln’s Election
A little game of bagatelle, between Old Abe the rail splitter & Little Mac the gunboat general
Long Abraham Lincoln a Little Longer
McClellan Tries to Ride Two Horses
Policeman Lincoln Orders McClellan Off the Capitol Grounds
The true issue or ‘That’s what’s the matter’
Your Plan and Mine
I knew him, Horatio; a fellow of infinite jest . . . where be your gibes now?
Little Mac in His Great Two Horse Act
The Copperhead Plan for Subjugating the South
Union and liberty! And union and slavery!
Major-General “Little Mac” answers the question (often put) “Why don’t he resign his Major-Generalship?”
The Hardest Shell Yet
A Parcel for the White House; or the Presidential Vote
A Presidential Candidate Simmering Down
Don’t Swap Horses
Humble or Slavery Pie
In for His Second Innings
May the Best Man Win-Uncle Sam Reviewing the Army of Candidates for the Presidential Chair
S__d, the Bootblack, Gives an Opinion
The Good Uncle and the Naughty Boy
The Next Presidency – A Marvelous Prophecy
The Political Blondin
The Rival Bill Posters
Leading, Following, Rebellion
The Giant Majority Carrying Abe Lincoln Safely Through Troubled Waters to the White House
Platforms illustrated
How Columbia receives McClellan’s Salutation from the Chicago Platform
Political Siamese Twins
How Free Ballot is Protected
Don’t You Wish You May Get It
Old Abe’s Last Joke
Presidential Cobblers and Wire-Pullers Measuring and Estimating Lincoln’s Shoes
Poor McRobinson Crusoe!
Freedom’s immortal triumph! Finale of the Jeff Davis Die-nasty
Election Day
Exit Abe

Assassination and Funeral

[Uncle Sam’s menagerie]
Freedom’s immortal triumph! Finale of the Jeff Davis Die-nasty.
Britannia Sympathises with Columbia
Victory and Death; Our Martyred President
Assassination of President Lincoln at Ford’s Theatre
Lincoln Death

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President Lincoln
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A Roland for Olive-r
The four years contract and its progress
An Ice Party, or Letting Things Slide on the Rappahannock
The Alarm
The Bad Bird and the Mudsill
The Fate of the Rail Splitter – Abe Lincoln
Columbia demands her children!
Lincoln’s Dream; or There’s a Good Time Coming
The Commander-in-Chief conciliating the soldier’s votes on the battle field
The sportsman upset by the recoil of his own gun (Jo. Miller)
The “rail splitter” at work repairing the union
The question settled
The New President of the United States
A Visit to Abe A Lincoln
Abraham’s Dream
Extremes Meet
From Our Special Correspondent
Norfolk is Ours! Frisky Manner in which the News was received by the President and Secretary of War
Our Presidential Merryman
The Federal Phoenix
The Flight of Abraham
The Great ‘Cannon Game’
The New Orleans Plum
The Peace Commission
The President’s Inaugural
The Old Complaint
The Sowers
The Commander-in-Chief conciliating the soldier’s votes on the battle field
The Yankee Guy Fawkes
Topics of the House
Uncle Abe Welcomes Ben Butler
You have Swollen the Earth with the Blood of My Children
Don Quixote and Sancho Panza
The Council
The Mac Lincoln Harrisburg Highland Fling
Lincoln’s Christmas Gift to Jeff Davis
The Grand Peace Overture to ‘Our Wayward Sister
That’s What’s the Matter, or Who’s to Blame – A Tragedy
A Fit for the “Ladies League.
Abe Lincoln’s Last Card; or, Rouge et Noir
A Hint to Father Abraham
A Hard Case – Vallandigham’s Reception by His Friend Jeff
A Rare Old Game of Shuttlecock
Abe Lincoln in His New Characters
An Old Story in a New Shape – Bunker
Bosses of Government Kitchen
Cause and Effect
Final Issue of the War – The Longest Purse Wins
Mr. Lincoln Getting the Range with His Springfield Gun
The Monitor Set in Dangeror, or All’s Well That Ends Welles
The Next New Marriage
The Pet Lamb and the Black Sheep; or, the Unhappy Shepherd
The ‘Situation
The Settling Day
The Theory of Coercion
This is Old Mother Lincoln
Uncle Sam’s Happy Family of Generals
Attained
Consulting the Oracle
Holding a Candle to the *****
The American Brothers; or, How Will They Get Out?
Our Great Iceberg Melting Away
The Overdue Bill
The Tragedy Called the Army of the Potomac
The Grave of the Union, or Major Jack Downing’s Dream
Brooms! Brooms!
Downfall of the Idol of ‘76′
Lincoln’s Last Warning
Manager Lincoln
Mrs. North and Her Attorney
The Coming Men
Tricks v. Honours
Abraham, Wait on this Gentleman to the Door
Getting at the Root of It
Lincoln’s New Servant Girl
Old Abe’s First Night in the White House
Grand Milling March between Abe, the Railsplitter, and Jeff, the Rattlesnake
The Passage Through Baltimore
Santa Claus Visits Uncle Sam
The Latest from America
The sportsman upset by the recoil of his own gun
Columbia Confronts the President
Lincoln’s Two Difficulties
This reminds me of a little joke
Those Guillotines — A Little Incident at the White House
Incidents in the Career of President Lincoln
I Wish I was in Dixie!
Mr. Lincoln’s Great National Joke
Santa Claus Lincoln
Schoolmaster Lincoln and His Boys
Symptoms of Spring – Uncle Abram’s Crop Begins to Shoot
That’s What the Matter, Or Who’s to Blame – A Tragedy
The Presidential Race
The War Pyramid
The Four Years Contract and its Progress

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President Lincoln
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Black Soldiers
The Press
1864 Election
Assassination and Funeral
Secession
Foreign Policy

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Civil War
Cabinet and Patronage
Emancipation and Slavery
Black Soldiers
New York City
The Press
1864 Election
Assassination and Funeral
Secession
Foreign Policy

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President Lincoln
Civil War
Cabinet and Patronage
Emancipation and Slavery
Black Soldiers
New York City
The Press
Assassination and Funeral
Secession
Foreign Policy

Cartoon Corner

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President Lincoln
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Black Soldiers
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