“Political Excitement on the Rise,” New York Herald, October 30, 1859
“Political Excitement on the Rise,” New York Herald, October 30, 1859
“Political Joking" New York Herald, August 15, 1858
“Political Joking" New York Herald, August 15, 1858
“Political Letters,” New York Times, June 16, 1859
“Political Letters,” New York Times, June 16, 1859
“Political Meeting,” Fayetteville (NC) Observer, December 24, 1858
“Political Meeting,” Fayetteville (NC) Observer, December 24, 1858
“Political Sentimentalism,” New York Herald, May 26, 1861
“Political Sentimentalism,” New York Herald, May 26, 1861
“Politics in Kane County,” Chicago (IL) Press and Tribune, July 8, 1858
“Politics in Kane County,” Chicago (IL) Press and Tribune, July 8, 1858
“Popular Sovereignty in Kentucky,” Chicago (IL) Press and Tribune, June 3, 1859
“Popular Sovereignty in Kentucky,” Chicago (IL) Press and Tribune, June 3, 1859
“Popular Sovereignty,” Chicago (IL) Tribune, February 18, 1861
“Popular Sovereignty,” Chicago (IL) Tribune, February 18, 1861
“Port Hudson,” New Haven (NH) Palladium, July 16, 1863
“Port Hudson,” New Haven (NH) Palladium, July 16, 1863
“Post Office Peculation,” New York Times, June 2, 1859
“Post Office Peculation,” New York Times, June 2, 1859
“Practical Secession,” New York Times, December 21, 1859
“Practical Secession,” New York Times, December 21, 1859
“Premonitions of a Storm,” Chicago (IL) Tribune, March 8, 1861
“Premonitions of a Storm,” Chicago (IL) Tribune, March 8, 1861
“Prepare to Howl!,” Chicago (IL) Tribune, April 10, 1861
“Prepare to Howl!,” Chicago (IL) Tribune, April 10, 1861
“Present and Future Territories,” Charleston (SC) Mercury, January 7, 1859
“Present and Future Territories,” Charleston (SC) Mercury, January 7, 1859
“President Buchanan against the Pension Bill,” Memphis (TN) Appeal, January 23, 1859
“President Buchanan against the Pension Bill,” Memphis (TN) Appeal, January 23, 1859
“President Lincoln’s Car,” Cleveland (OH) Herald, February 11, 1861
“President Lincoln’s Car,” Cleveland (OH) Herald, February 11, 1861
“Presidential Aspirants,” Charleston (SC) Mercury, January 10, 1859
“Presidential Aspirants,” Charleston (SC) Mercury, January 10, 1859
“Presidential,” Lowell (MA) Citizen & News, August 30, 1859
“Presidential,” Lowell (MA) Citizen & News, August 30, 1859
“Probably Fatal Illness of Secretary Floyd,” Chicago (IL) Press and Tribune, July 6, 1859
“Probably Fatal Illness of Secretary Floyd,” Chicago (IL) Press and Tribune, July 6, 1859
“Proposed Evacuation of Fort Sumter,” Cleveland (OH) Herald, March 13, 1861
“Proposed Evacuation of Fort Sumter,” Cleveland (OH) Herald, March 13, 1861
“Prospects of the Speedy Completion of the Pacific Telegraph,” San Francisco (CA) Evening Bulletin, March 27, 1861
“Prospects of the Speedy Completion of the Pacific Telegraph,” San Francisco (CA) Evening Bulletin, March 27, 1861
“Prosperity of the South,” New York Herald, February 6, 1859
“Prosperity of the South,” New York Herald, February 6, 1859
“Protection of New Orleans,” San Francisco (CA) Evening Bulletin, May 24, 1861
“Protection of New Orleans,” San Francisco (CA) Evening Bulletin, May 24, 1861
“Protection of Slave Property in Oregon,” Memphis (TN) Appeal, March 6, 1859
“Protection of Slave Property in Oregon,” Memphis (TN) Appeal, March 6, 1859
“Protection of the Freedmen,” Bangor (ME) Whig and Courier, November 22, 1865
“Protection of the Freedmen,” Bangor (ME) Whig and Courier, November 22, 1865
“Protection to Southern Property in New York,” New York Herald, April 28, 1861
“Protection to Southern Property in New York,” New York Herald, April 28, 1861
“Pryor Rampant,” Charlestown (VA) Free Press, March 21, 1861
“Pryor Rampant,” Charlestown (VA) Free Press, March 21, 1861
“Public Meeting at Hagerstown,” Carlisle (PA) American Volunteer, July 15, 1847
“Public Meeting at Hagerstown,” Carlisle (PA) American Volunteer, July 15, 1847
“Public Meeting,” Carlisle (PA) American Volunteer, July 1, 1847
“Public Meeting,” Carlisle (PA) American Volunteer, July 1, 1847
“Public Sentiment,” Fayetteville (NC) Observer, August 31, 1863
“Public Sentiment,” Fayetteville (NC) Observer, August 31, 1863