WILL McClellan display unity in conception, and vigor in execution? That is the question. He seems very energetic and active in organizing t...

Senator Doolittle brought me last evening the rough draft of a proposed call for a national Union convention which he had prepared. Some of ...

After current business at the Cabinet was closed, I inquired of Seward if it was true that he had sent out a special official certificate of...

Went with G. W. Blunt to see the President this morning. Blunt wants to be Naval Officer and has been a true and earnest friend of the Navy ...

Walked up to the camp of the 98 th  at Meridian Hill with Julia after dinner. Saw all our officer friends there. Called upon Col Dutton who ...

At 9 A. M. left Chicago on my way home, and arrived at midnight, having been delayed several hours on the way. Gov Selden 1  of New York, wh...

I had a pleasant little dinner of nine people here yesterday-Enfields, Mrs. Sartoris, Lady Adelaide Cadogan, Henry Loch, Robert Meade, Berti...

Seward has just come to my desk, and his first words were, “What a magnificent speech Wilson made to Kossuth! I have read nothing for months...

The speeches of Hon. Abraham Lincoln, Hon. Wm. H. Seward, Hon. Owen Lovejoy, Hon Galusha A. Grow, and Mr. Carl Schurz in the German language...

The National Republican Convention meets at noon to-day. The busybody’s occupation is about gone. The task of casting the votes and giving t...

REPORTED FOR THE DAILY GAZETTE. _______________ BY WISCONSIN STATE TELEGRAPH LINE, Office in Union Passenger Depot. _______________ CHICAGO,...

CHICAGO, May 15, 1860. Since my letter of yesterday, thousands of republicans have arrived in the city. The railroad arrivals from every d...

. . . held at New Orleans last week, to endorse the action of those who stayed in the Douglasite convention, and denounce the seceders, is d...

In presenting ABRAHAM LINCOLN to the National Republican Convention, as a candidate for the Presidency, were are actuated not by our great l...

To the Editors Press and Tribune: These are President making days. I presume there are very few men in these United States, who have not f...

Editors Press and Tribune: The Nomination of Mr. Seward will necessitate the nomination of Mr. Douglas at Baltimore. If Mr. Seward is plac...

THE truth about Bull Run will, perhaps, only reach the people when it becomes reduced to an historical use. I gather what I am sure is true....

Secretary Seward is much better to-day, we are gratified to state, having rested well last night. He was able to sit up for a few hours this...

The Friends of Secretary SEWARD will be glad to learn that he is able to sit up to-day; that he is able to eat substantial food, besides liq...

Secretary Seward is improving as rapidly as could be expected under the circumstances. He rested well last night, and there is every indicat...