TRIAL OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN - American Memory

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TRIAL OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN • GREAT STATESMEN OE THE REPUBLIC. It was reported some few weeks since that the present unworthy successor of Washington, the Abolition President, Abraham Lincoln, had be- come a, convert to spiritualism, and that he' had re- cently held a conversation in the White House with the departed spirits of certain great men of the Revolution, with whose opinions upon the ultimate issue of the war he desired to make himself ac- quainted. The particulars of that spiritualistic confab have not been published, nor have we been informed of the result of its deliberations. We hope, however, that the great rail-splitter was satisfied with the interview. Since then, it was the good fortune of the Editor of the RECORD to have been present at a most re- ' • / • ~T jy
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Page 13 and 14: 11 ALEXANDER HAMILTON.—The confid
Page 15 and 16: from our borders ? Have we ceased t
Page 17 and 18: • 15 must not be abolished, I won
Page 19 and 20: 17 slavery must, thei-cfore, go dow
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