In 1858, after winning the Republican nomination for the Senate against incumbent Stephen Douglas, Abraham Lincoln gave a ...

The driving force on Capitol Hill is cowardice, as both GOPers and Dems confess to fear of violence. It wasn't always that ...

← Return to all search results for "Which statements about the national results of the presidential election of 1860 are accurate? Check all that apply. John C. Breckinridge did not win any Southern ...

Across York County, 7,785 men voted for “Little Mac,” as the former commander of the Army of the Potomac was fondly called. Only 4,696 residents decided for Lincoln. That was a far worse percentage of ...

Images provided by Q. David Bowers. In 1860 in Cincinnati, die sinker and token maker John Stanton tapped the engraving talents of Benjamin True to create a series of 22-millimeter tokens.

Only 4,696 residents decided for Lincoln. That was a far worse percentage of the total vote than in 1860. Then, Lincoln received 5,128 votes, or 47%, in a four-way election.

Abraham Lincoln won four electoral votes in New Jersey in 1860, with three electors pledged to a fusion ticket that would back one of three Democrats who had the best shot at winning after Election ...

Democrats never really had a candidate to run against Abraham Lincoln in 1860, but they still managed to get three electoral votes with four going to the Republicans. Northern Democrats were backing ...

An obscure New Jerseyan named William Dayton nearly knocked Abraham Lincoln out of his place in history. Dayton was elected to the New Jersey Legislature as a member of the Whig Party in 1837 and then ...

LINCOLN did not come to New-York in February 1860, the time referred to, at the invitation of the Republican Union and it was not "under their auspices that our candidate for the Presidency became ...

But in the Autumnal election of 1860, the Constitutional Party of Liberty in America has elected a President, in the person of ABRAHAM LINCOLN, [loud applause,] who will, on his assumption of the ...