The Civil War in America November 1863–April 1865

Early June 1864, the National Association Party, the Republican Democratic temporary alliance (split from the anti-Democratic Party) met at the Baltimore conference and nominated Abraham Lincoln for re-election, Andrew Johnson, Tennessee Democrat and Military Governor. As vice president. The invention of the economic tinplate type photography process in 1860 was the first time that the image of the candidate appeared on the activity button. Another button exhibited advertised George B. McClellan, who was participating in Lincoln's opponent Democratic Peace Party Program. An African-American soldier (left) sitting with his family was wearing the 1864 Lincoln Sports Button on his coat collar. It will take six years for the 15th amendment to give African-American men the right to vote.

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On November 19, 1863, during the American Civil War (1861-1865), Abraham Lincoln published one of the most influential and influential speech in American history. Lincoln and other prominent guests came to Gettysburg, Pennsylvania to join one of the most bloody fights in the war (Union army soldiers have defeated Allies; in a three day fight, 7,800 A human soldier passed away). That battlefield played a role as a national cemetery for soldiers. He was not the keynote speaker at this event, and it was Politician Edward Effort who was considered the best lecturer in the United States then. After Everett announced his 13,607 words of speech in two hours, Lincoln stood up, walked to the podium and made a speech:

During the Civil War (1861-1865), Pierce condemned Abraham Lincoln and Republicans with reckless action and accused Lincoln's liberation declaration (1863). At the Democratic rally of July 4, 1863, he lost his face as soon as news of the victory of the historical alliance at Gettysburg came out. Since then, Pierce died in Concord in 1869, mostly not being open to the public.

The two diaries of this series came from the Civil War era (April 1861 to November 1861, November 1861 to March 1863). They recorded the life of Charles Ingasoll's daughter, Philadelphia writer and diary writer Sydney George Fisher's wife Elizabeth Ingersoll Fisher (1815-1872) and recorded the war news. And everyday events. Fischer is very interested in the news of the war reported in the newspaper. She talks about daily chores such as growing vegetables and flowers in the diary, but pay more attention to national events surrounding the war. On April 20, 1861, in the first month of the war she wrote: "There are neither post nor telegram in the south, people seem to want to protect more capital, many troops disappear , And they are still going on. "Fisher noticed a parade of" family guards "seen in Philadelphia on the 5th.