Up early, and on the march to Jackson, as we suppose. I dreamed of my bunk-mate last night. Wonder if his remains will be put where th...

NEW YORK, April 29, 1861. . . . The humiliating condition to which Southern insolence and ruffianism have reduced us has preyed upon me...

The latest information which I received today is of a nature to hasten my departure for Washington; it can no longer be doubted that a batt...

Have a letter from Governor Andrew, who in a matter misrepresented me; claims to have been led into error by the “Gloucester men,” and is w...

ON THE ADMISSION OF KANSAS, UNDER THE LECOMPTON CONSTITUTION. DELIVERED IN THE SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES, MARCH 4, 1858. The Senate, ...

The respectable people of the city are menaced with two internal evils in consequence of the destitution caused by the stoppage of trade wi...

Cantonment Hicks , February 9, 1862, near Frederick. If I could take the wings of this brisk, sunny morning, I would certainly fold th...

camp Near Seneca , December 2, 1861, Monday Night. There is no reason why I should write, except that Colonel Andrews is going, and c...

Early next morning [the 16th], soon after dawn, I crossed the Cape Fear River, on which Wilmington is situated, by a steam ferry-boat. On t...

NEW YORK, April 29, 1861 . . . The humiliating condition to which Southern insolence and ruffianism have reduced us has preyed upon me ...

Mt. Savage, [maryland ,] Jan. 27, '61. Living in a border state, politics are personally too interesting for me to enjoy the papers...