INVITATION TO ACCEPT A COMPLIMENTARY PUBLIC DINNER. TO THE HON. DANIEL S. DICKINSON. DEAR SIR—The undersigned, your Democratic Republica...

Bright, and cool, and dry. It is reported that a battle has occurred at Atlanta; but I have seen no official confirmation of it. It is r...

The victory of Sheridan has a party-political influence. It is not gratifying to the opponents of the Administration. Some who want to rejoi...

Senator Hale called on me today. Was very plausible and half-confidential. Baker, the detective, had been before his committee. Had told ma...

Yesterday Nicolay who has been several days in New York telegraphed to the President that Thurlow Weed had gone to Canada, and asking if he...

I left Cincinnati Sunday evening and came to St. Louis about 11 o'clock Monday morning. The road is a very pleasant one, though rather ...

Washington, D. C. June 20, 1864. MY DEAR NICOLAY: I went blundering through the country after leaving you, missing my connections a...

The President tells me that Meade is at last after the enemy and that Grant will attack to-morrow. Went with Mrs. Ames to Gardiner’s ga...

The President read to the Cabinet a correspondence between himself and Fernando Wood. The latter wrote the President on the 8th of December...

Union Defence Committee of the City of New York, No. 30 Pine Street, April 24, 1861. Sir , — At a meeting of the citizens of New York...

Day Of The Battle Of Ligny , June 16, 1864. My Dear Don Carlos , — If your eye should alight on Mr. Pruyne's remarks in “The Globe,...

Summit Point , Sept. 4, 1864. You must not feel despondent about public affairs. Lincoln is going to be reelected. Every officer ought ...

new York , December 14, 1859. Probably Mr. Seward stays in Europe till the first flurry occasioned by the Harper's Ferry affair is ...

Harper's Weekly, New York , 9th November, 1864. My Dear Charles , — Let us thank God and the people for this crowning mercy. I did ...

The latest, best and most ardently wished for Republican triumph has been achieved. Fernando Wood is defeated and George Opdyke is Mayor o...

Executive Mansion, Washington, December 12, 1862. Hon. Fernando Wood My dear Sir Your letter of the 8th with the accompanying n...

Correspondence of the N. Y. Evening post: H. B. M. Steamer Swordship Inside Sandy Hook Nov. 12 This vessel cast anchor here two hours since,...

{From the New York Tribune} It is no disparagement to Gen. Fremont to say that the meeting of Monday eve in his behalf was the broadest burl...

When Fernando Wood comes West to enlighten the people on their duty to their country – bringing the [w]reck and filth of the “backslums” of...