President's Message Praises Union and Outlines War Needs
The President warns of domestic treason and foreign temptations while urging ample defenses, railways to link loyal regions, forts at key harbors, and munitions depots. He reviews finance, navy reforms, judiciary, and plans for treaties and colonization amid the Civil War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Great Lakes
Tennessee
North Carolina
Kentucky
Union
Lexington
Nicholasville
Cumberland Gap
Lebanon
Knoxville
Senate
Perthshire
U.S
Massachusetts
Ameri
China
Che
United States
Haiti
Liberia
Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
Secretary of War
Regular Army
Cadets
Military Academy
Wall
Secretary of the Navy
Supreme Court
Daniel
McLean
Campbell
Supreme Bench
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Kansas
Florida
Texas
California
Oregon
Insurgenta
Aleearte
Judicial Department
Vengreas
Court of Claims
Halls of Congress
Potomac River
Virginia
Secretary of the Interior
Patent and
General Land Offices
Patent Office
New Mexico
Kaneas
Afkinans
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Agriculture
Agricultural and Statistical Bureau
Department of the Interior
Colorado
Dacotah
Nevada
District of Columbia
London
Interior
Jefferson
Louisiana
Spanson
Fort Sumter
Mason and Dixon
Friends of the Union
Noble Little Delaware
Nghet
Maryland
Missouri
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bristol
Apvaxce
W. H. Greene
Dewolf
Hope Street
Farrington
New England Mutual Life Insurance CO
Boston
Mass
Willard Phillips
Mard Phillips
Sewell Tappan
Charlies P Curtis Es Hubbard
Thomas A. Dexter
Wm B Reynolds
Arshal P Wilder
George H Folger
A W Thaxter
Francis C. Lowell
James Sturgess
Benj ¥. Stevens
Sec’ry
Prudent Investmenta
Terize
John Hopper
Atropolitan Bank
New York City
Ashion
BON Ton
E. W. Frank
South Main Street
Frank’s
Frank
Minchester
Emitips
Westminster St
Providence
House of Representatives
Peninsular
Accomac
Northampton
Potomac
Hatteras
Port Royal
Tybee Island
Savannah
Ship Island
Carlina
Tennesee
Scott