Shall We Have An Armistice
Shall We Have An Armistice
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D. MORGAN, of New York " JAS. HARLAN, of Iowa. " L. M. MORRILL, of Maine. {Senate. ) PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN OF 1884.
•JNlOLCONGRESSiONAL COWIMITTEE.
Hon. E. B. WASHBURNE. Of Illinois " R. B. VAN VALKENBURG, N. Y. " J. A. GARFIELD, of Ohio. " J. G. BLAINE, of Maine. V T\ -KirnTin n-KT r, 7 ■, „ [House of Representatives) E. D. MORGAN, Ohair7nan. JAS. HARLAN, Treasu rer: D. N. COOLEY, Sec'y.
Committee Rooms, Washington, D. C^^Sept. 2, 1864^ Deak Sir : The Union Congressional Committee, in addition... to the documents ah-eady published, propose to issue immediately the following documents for distribution among the people : ^ 1. McClellan's Military Career Reviewed and Exposed ' ?• S''°''^? .^- Pendleton, his Disloyal Record and Antecedents. / 6. Ihe Chicago Copperhead Convention, the Men who Com- posed and Controlled it, >/ 4. Base Surrender of the Copperheads to the Rebels in Arms * 6. The Military and Naval Situation and the Glorious Achieve- ments of our Soldiers and Sailors. . 6.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
D. MORGAN, of New York " JAS. HARLAN, of Iowa. " L. M. MORRILL, of Maine. {Senate. ) PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN OF 1884.
•JNlOLCONGRESSiONAL COWIMITTEE.
Hon. E. B. WASHBURNE. Of Illinois " R. B. VAN VALKENBURG, N. Y. " J. A. GARFIELD, of Ohio. " J. G. BLAINE, of Maine. V T\ -KirnTin n-KT r, 7 ■, „ [House of Representatives) E. D. MORGAN, Ohair7nan. JAS. HARLAN, Treasu rer: D. N. COOLEY, Sec'y.
Committee Rooms, Washington, D. C^^Sept. 2, 1864^ Deak Sir : The Union Congressional Committee, in addition... to the documents ah-eady published, propose to issue immediately the following documents for distribution among the people : ^ 1. McClellan's Military Career Reviewed and Exposed ' ?• S''°''^? .^- Pendleton, his Disloyal Record and Antecedents. / 6. Ihe Chicago Copperhead Convention, the Men who Com- posed and Controlled it, >/ 4. Base Surrender of the Copperheads to the Rebels in Arms * 6. The Military and Naval Situation and the Glorious Achieve- ments of our Soldiers and Sailors. . 6.
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