Election Poster, 1864 | National Museum of American History
This 1864 election poster shows portraits of the candidates for president and vice president, their parties’ platforms, and the candidates’ letters accepting their parties’ nominations. Lincoln had good reason to doubt his chances for reelection.
Grand national union banner for 1864. Liberty, union and victory
Liberty, union and victory. Print shows a campaign banner for 1864 Republican presidential candidate Abraham Lincoln and running mate Andrew Johnson. A drawn curtain reveals bust portraits of the two candidates in roundels framed in oak leaves.
Lincoln and Johnson Campaign Poster - Google Arts & Culture
Campaign poster for candidates Abraham Lincoln and Andrew Johnson for the National Union Party ticket. Despite the uncertainty and violence of the Civil War, Abraham Lincoln underscored the...
National Union ticket. For President Abraham Lincoln. For Vice ...
Lincoln and Johnson Union Ticket. One flag, one country, one government. [Massachusetts campaign ticket] Date: 1864
The Election of 1864 - American Battlefield Trust
Sep 17, 2014 — Campaign poster Lincoln Andrew Johnson as the National Union (Republican) candidates. The Granger Collection, New York. More than for just a candidate, voters cast their ballots to determine questions underpinning the broader fate of the Union: Should the war be continued, or should a peace settlement be negotiated?
National Union Party (United States) - Wikipedia
Ulysses S. Grant/Schuyler Colfax 1868 National Union Republican campaign poster. Upon Lincoln's death in 1865, Andrew Johnson became the only other National Union President.
1860’s Politics: A Study In 1864 Presidential Campaign Artwork
Oct 18, 2016 — Today, we’ll study a print from the 1864 Presidential Election. Originally created and published by Currier & Ives and now preserved by Library of Congress, this artwork has a grandiose title: “Grand national union banner for 1864. Liberty, union and victory.” Here’s some interpretation from the Library of Congress website:
National Union Party Presidential Election Campaign Card, 1864
In 1864, incumbent President Lincoln and former Democrat Andrew Johnson ran on the National Union Party ticket--so named to attract War Democrats and Border State Unionists who would not vote Republican.
Electing Lincoln — Google Arts & Culture
Though Americans were increasingly becoming aware of abolitionist arguments, campaign organizers often focused on black Union soldiers rather than addressing broad racial concerns. This...
Union Nomination Poster depicting Abraham Lincoln running for …
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