CIVIL WAR PRESIDENT LINCOLN STATE OF THE UNION JULY 4 1861 ADDRESS TO CONGRESS

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CIVIL WAR PRESIDENT LINCOLN STATE OF THE UNION JULY 4 1861 ADDRESS TO CONGRESS:
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APPENDIX TO THE CONGRESSIONAL GLOBE: Containing speeches, important state papers, public laws, etc.

1861

[ Pres. Abe Lincoln\'s July 4th, 1861 address to the nation]

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Lincoln\'s first Address to the Joint Session of Congress., also additional reports by Gideon Welles, Sec. of the Navy. In his address, he gives accounts of the captures made on slave ships off the coast of Africa., also the current strength of the Navy and the immediate plans to build more Frigates of War., The address bySimon Cameron, Sec. of War at this time. Also the address by Hon. M. S. Latham, of California concerning the defense of the Union.

An additional section titled \"The Laws of the United States\"., with many newly enacted Acts and Laws focused on the raising of troops, supplying them, paying them. For transportation of the army, to support the Flotilla on the Mississippi River...Acts and Laws concerning the Marine Corps of the United States, for support of their service, furnishing their weapons, Flags, drums and ordnance stores, etc. Details too of the make up of the many regiments, that each will have a Chaplain, voted on and appointed by the Commander of each of the regiments.

An Oath of Allegiance Act and Law, requiring all persons in the Civil Service be required to take., etc etc.

Imprint very good, no odors., basically clean, one small spot where a bit of dampness touched. By John C. Rives, Washington, DC, printed by the Government Printing Office, 1861. 52 pages.

\"...On July 4, 1861, Lincoln sent a message to Congress in which he explained how the country had come to be in a state of rebellion and he then gave his justification for his actions to that point in time. In this message, Lincoln wanted to make sure, without a doubt, that he had acted within the guidelines of the Constitution, per his oath of office, and his actions were necessary in order to preserve the Union...\"~~Wikipedia

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