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 FOREWORD 
 
 The figure of Abraham Lincoln so dominated the history of 
 Illinois during the nineteenth century that the consideration of his life 
 apart from the history of the State of Illinois is almost impossible. 
 Consequently, in preparing a selective check list of Lincoln material in 
 the publications of the Illinois State Historical Society, complete separa- 
 tion of the two subjects was found to be difficult. We have, however, 
 tried to confine the references to individuals and events having a direct 
 bearing on the life of Lincoln. Articles which are wholly given to this 
 subject were chosen for inclusion, and isolated references were excluded 
 except where, in the opinion of the compiler, they seemed important. 
 This was necessary in order to eliminate needless bulk and to obtain 
 greater usefulness. 
 
 There will be found in the quarterly Journal, and the annual Pub- 
 lications the results of forty years work of the Society assembling impor- 
 tant Lincoln data from research in State and County archives and news- 
 paper files, studies of phases of his life and character by qualified schol- 
 ars, and the recollections of many who knew him personally. Biographi- 
 cal sketches of Lincoln's closest associates in Illinois are important in 
 that they often include information not apparent in material relating 
 directly to him. This check-list is an attempt to make this mass of ma- 
 terial more readily available to the Lincoln student. 
 
 The first of the Publications of the Illinois State Historical Society 
 appeared in 1899. Number six to the latest volume are the Annual 
 Transactions of the Society, with the exceptions of numbers 18 and 25, 
 which are compilations of the genealogical material to be found in the 
 historical library. 
 
 The Journal of the Society was begun in April, 1908, and has been 
 published quarterly. 
 
 The Collections of the Illinois State Historical Library is a series 
 of notable publications comprising, early laws, statistics and historical 
 writings, the first of which was published in 1903. 
 
Abbreviations 
 
 Journals, volume and number are designated in this list as: J 23:1, 
 viz., (Journal Volume 23, No. 1.) 
 
 Publications are indicated as: P 12, viz., (Publication number 12.) 
 
 Page numbers are in parenthesis: (p. 62). 
 
 The Journals and Transactions were checked to the end of 1938. 
 Blank pages at the end of the index may be used to continue the listing 
 of material in future issues. 
 
LINCOLNIANA IN THE PUBLICATIONS OF THE 
 ILLINOIS STATE HISTORICAL SOCIETY 
 
 1. ANGLE, Paul M.: The Peoria Truce, (p. 500) J 21:4 
 
 2. ANGLE: The Record of a Friendship. A series of Letters 
 from Lincoln to Henry E. Dummer. (p. 125) J 31 :2 
 
 3. ARENZ, John A.: Address of Welcome to Mr. Lincoln at 
 Beardstown. (p. 162) J 19:3-4 
 
 4. ARMSTRONG, W. D. : Anniversary of Lincoln-Douglas De- 
 bates at Alton Observed, Oct. 15, 1929. (p. 607) J 22:4 
 
 5. BARKER, Harry E.: Unveiling of the Monument to Wm. 
 H. Herndon at Oak Ridge Cemetery. (Address of Hardin W. 
 Masters on the occasion.) (p. 197) J 11:2 
 
 6. BARINGER, Wm. E.: Campaign Technique in Illinois in 
 1860. (p. 203) P 39 
 
 7. BARINGER: The Epic Historical Significance of President 
 Lincoln, (p. Ill) P 42 
 
 8. BARTON, Albert O.: Anniversary of Lincoln-Douglas De- 
 bates, Freeport, August 2, 1929. (p. 601) J 22:4 
 
 9. BARTON, Wm. E.: Abraham Lincoln and New Salem, (p. 
 74) J 19:3 
 
 10. BARTON: Ancestry of Abraham Lincoln, (p. 123) P 31 
 
 11. BARTON: Is Lincoln among the Aristocrats? (p. 65) J 22:1 
 
 12. BARTON: Lincoln of the Biographers, (p. 58) P 36 
 
 13. BARTON: The Enduring Lincoln. Address at Unveiling of 
 Statue of Lincoln at Urbana, July 3, 1927. (p. 240). J 20:2 
 
 14. BARTON: The Hankses. (p. 499) J 20:4 
 
 15. BARTON: The Making of Abraham Lincoln and the Influ- 
 
 ence of Illinois in his Development, (p. 32) P 28 
 
16. BATH: Illinois to Celebrate Survey made Seventy-five years 
 ago by Lincoln, (p. 373) J 4:3 
 
 17. BE ALL, Edmond: Recollections of the Assassination and 
 Funeral of Abraham Lincoln, (p. 488) J 5:4 
 
 18. BEALL: Recollection of the Lincoln-Douglas Debates held at 
 Alton, October 15, 1858. (p. 486) J 5:4 
 
 19. BEARDSLEY, Harry M.: The Mormons in Illinois, (p. 
 45) P 40 
 
 20. BEEKMAN, Colby: Lincoln's First Lawsuit. Reminiscences 
 of P. P. Grasbell. J 14:1-2 
 
 21. BISHOP SIMPSON and the Funeral of Lincoln, (p. 62) 
 
 J 7:1 
 
 22. BOOTH, Mary Josephine: Partial Bibliography of Poems 
 Relating to Abraham Lincoln, (p. 23) J 1:4 
 
 23. BRADSHAW, Charles: Green County, Born 100 Years Ago. 
 (Lincoln-Shields Duel) (p. 69) P 27 
 
 24. BROWN, C. C: Major John T. Stuart, (p. 109) P7 
 
 25. BROWNING, O. H.:The Diary of Orville Hickman Browning 
 Volume I, 1850-1864. Edited by T. C. Pease and J. G. Randall. 
 
 Collections, Vol. 20 
 
 26. BROWNING: The Diary of Orville Hickman Browning, Vol. 
 II 1865-1881. Edited by J. G. Randall. Collections, Vol. 22 
 
 27. CARPENTER, Richard V.: Lincoln's First Supreme Court 
 Case. (p. 317) J 4:3 
 
 28. CARR, Clark E.: Lincoln at Gettysburg, (p.138) P 11 
 
 29. CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION, (Lincoln's birth) (p. 27) 
 
 J 1:2 
 
 30. CHANDLER, Josephine Craven: New Salem, Early Chapter 
 in Lincoln's Life. (p. 501) J 22:4 
 
 31. CHANDLER: The Spoon River Country, (p. 249) J 14:3-4 
 
 32. CHARNWOOD, Godfrey R. B.: Address at Unveiling of 
 Statue of Abraham Lincoln on State House Grounds, October 6, 
 1918. (p. 498) J 12:4 
 
 33. (CHRISTIANSON, Theodore): Statue Unveiled at G.A.R. 
 Ceremony, Minneapolis, May 26, 1930. Excerpts of Address by 
 Governor Christianson, (p. 517) J 23:3 
 
34. CLENDEMN, H. W.: Paul Selby, A Sketch, (p. 77) P 19 
 
 35. COLE, Arthur C: Lincoln and the American Tradition of 
 Civil Liberty, (p. 102) P 33 
 
 36. COLE: Lincoln and the American Tradition of Civil Liberty. 
 (p. 102) J 19:3-4 
 
 37. COLE: Lincoln and the Presidential Election of 1864. (p. 130) 
 
 P 23 
 
 38. CONKLING-LINCOLN Correspondence, (p. 36) J 2:4 
 
 39. CONKLING, Clinton L.: How Mr. Lincoln Received the 
 News of his First Nomination, (p. 63) P 14 
 
 40. CONVERSE, Henry A. : Address at the Laying of the Comer- 
 stone, Reconstruction of New Salem, (p. 326) J 25:4 
 
 41. CONVERSE: The House of the House Divided, (p. 141) 
 
 P 31 
 
 42. COOK, John W.: Life of Adlai E. Stevenson, (p. 23) P 21 
 
 43. COOPER, Homer H.: The Lincoln-Thornton Debate at Shel- 
 byville. (p. 101) J 10:1 
 
 44. CUNNINGHAM, J. O.: The Bloomington Convention of 
 1856 and Those Who Participated in it. (p. 101) P 10 
 
 45. CURREY, J. Seymour: Lincoln's Early Visits to Chicago. 
 (p. 412) J 12:3 
 
 46. CURREY: Lincoln's Visit to Waukegan in I860, (p. 178) 
 
 J 4:2 
 
 47. DAVIS, Charles G.: March of Captain Abraham Lincoln's 
 Company in the Black Hawk War. (p. 25) P 31 
 
 48. DAVIS, Edwin: Lincoln and Macon County, Illinois. 1830- 
 1831. (p. 65) J 25:1-2 
 
 49. (DEBATES) The Lincoln Douglas Debates of 1858. Intro- 
 duction and Notes by Edwin Earle Sparks. Collections Vol. Ill 
 
 50. (DEBATES) Celebration of the 50th Anniversary of the 
 Ottawa Debate of Lincoln and Douglas, (p. 3) J 1:2-3 
 
 51. (DEBATES) Suggestions of the Committee on the Celebra- 
 tion of the Lincoln-Douglas Debates, (p. 10) J 1:1 
 
52. DEDICATION OF TABLET at the site of the Republican 
 Convention of I860 at the Wigwam at Decatur, (p. 150) J 8:1 
 
 53. DE MOTTE, Win. A.: Assassination of Abraham Lincoln, 
 (p. 422) J 20:3 
 
 54. DONDERO, George A.: Why Lincoln Wore a Beard, 
 (p. 321) J 24:3 
 
 55. DOOLITTLE, James R.: Lincoln and the War. Speech 
 delivered at Springfield, Illinois, Oct. 4, 1864. (p. 29) J 2:3 
 
 56. DORRIS, J. T.: President Lincoln's Clemency, (p. 547) 
 
 J 20:4 
 
 57. DOYLE, C. J.: Address at dedication ceremonies of the monu- 
 ment erected by Illinois to Stephen A. Douglas at Winchester, 
 July 5, 1930. (p. 439) J 23:3 
 
 58. DOYLE, C. J.: Josiah Lamborn, Attorney General of Illinois, 
 1840-1843. (p. 185) J 20:2 
 
 59. DUNNE, Edward F.: Address on Abraham Lincoln, (p. 7) 
 
 J 9:1 
 
 60. DUNNE: Proclamation on the Fiftieth Anniversary of the 
 Death of Lincoln, (p. 167) J 8:1 
 
 61. DYCHE, Grace Locke Scripps: John Locke Scripps, Lin- 
 coln's Campaign Biographer. A Sketch compiled from his letters, 
 (p. 99) P 31 
 
 62. DYCHE: John Locke Scripps, Lincoln's Campaign Biographer. 
 
 (p. 333) " J 17:3 
 
 63. DYSON, Howard F.: Lincoln in Rushville. (p. 221) P8 
 
 64. EAST, Earnest E.: A newly discovered speech of Abraham 
 Lincoln. (Delivered at Bloomington, Sept. 26, 1854.) (p. 65) 
 
 J 28:1 
 
 65. EAST: The Peoria Truce. Did Douglas ask for quarter? (p. 
 70) J 29:1 
 
 66. EPLER, Cyrus: History of the Morgan County Bar. (p. 163) 
 
 J 19:3-4 
 
 67. EVANS, Joseph T.: Lincoln at Galesburg. (p. 559) J 8:4 
 
 68. EWING, Thomas: Lincoln and the General Land Office, 1849. 
 (p. 139) J 25:3 
 
 69. EWING: Some Thoughts on Lincoln's Presidency, (p. 60) 
 
 J 26:1-2 
 
70. FERGUSON, Duncan: Story of the Almanac Used in the 
 Duff Armstrong Trial, (p. 688) J 15 3:4 
 
 71. FLAGG, Norman G.: Abraham Lincoln. Address at Unveil- 
 
 ing of Lincoln portrait at Shurtleff College. Feb. 12, 1917. (p. 
 125 J 10:1 
 
 72. GATES, Paul W.: The Struggle for the Charter of the Illinois 
 Central Railroad, (p. 55) P 40 
 
 73. GAY, Wm. H.: Reminiscences of Abraham Lincoln, Quincy 
 and the Civil War. (p. 428) J 7:3 
 
 74. GERMAIN, Louis: Body Guard at The Funeral of Abraham 
 Lincoln, Springfield, Illinois, (p. 320) J 9:3 
 
 75. GERNON, Blaine Brooks: Chicago and Abraham Lincoln. 
 (p. 243) J 27:3 
 
 76. GOODSPEED, T. W. : Lincoln and Douglas with some per- 
 sonal Reminiscences, (p. 183) J 26:3 
 
 77. GREENLEAF, C. J.: Standing Guard at the Lincoln Home, 
 1865. (p. 623) J 22:4 
 
 78. GRIDLEY, J. N. : Lincoln's Defense of Duff Armstrong. The 
 Story of the trial and the use of the Almanac, (p. 24) J 3:1 
 
 79. GRIMSLEY, Elizabeth Todd: Six Months at the White 
 House, (p. 43) J 19:3-4 
 
 80. HARRIS, Gibson: Times When Lincoln Remembered Albion. 
 An Early Day Joint Discussion, (p. 489) J 9:4 
 
 81. HAUBERG, John H.: The Black Hawk War. (p. 91) P 39 
 
 82. HEINL, Frank J.: Newspapers and Periodicals in the Lincoln- 
 Douglas Country, 1831-1832. (p. 371) J 23:3 
 
 83. HERRIOT, F. L.: Conference in the Deutches-Haus, Chi- 
 cago, May 14-15, I860, (p. 101) P 35 
 
 84. HOOVER, Herbert: Speech at the Rededication of the Lin- 
 coln Monument, July 17, 1931. (p. 333) J 24:2 
 
 85. HORNER, Henry: Letter. Reconstruction of New Salem, 
 Ceremonies at the laying of the cornerstone, Nov. 15, 1932. (d. 
 326) J 25:4 
 
 86. HORNER: Address at New Salem Dedication Ceremonies, (p. 
 450) J 26:4 
 
 87. HOUSE, Albert V.: Trials of a Ghost Writer of Lincoln 
 Biography. Chauncey F. Black's authorship of Lamon's Lincoln. 
 (P. 262) J 31:3 
 
88. HOWELL'S LIFE OF LINCOLN. Mention of Copy cor- 
 rected by Lincoln, belonging to Samuel C. Parks, Jr. (p. 346) 
 
 J 27:3 
 
 89. JAMES, D. D.: Lincoln-Douglas Debate at Charleston, (p. 
 569) J 8:4 
 
 90. JAMESON, (Isabel) Review of; Personal Recollections of 
 Early Decatur, Abraham Lincoln, Richard J. Oglesby and the 
 Civil War, by Jane Martin Johns, (p. 521) J 5:4 
 
 91. JOHNS, Jane Martin: A Momentous Incident in the History 
 of Illinois, (p. 548) J 10:4 
 
 92. JOHNS: Lincoln's Nomination, an Unsolved Psychological 
 problem, (p. 561) J 10:4 
 
 93. JOHNSON, Charles: Some Aftermath of the Eighteen-Sixty 
 Election, (p. 192) P 35 
 
 94. JOHNSON: The Presidential Campaign of 1860. (p. 115) 
 
 P 34 
 
 95. KENT, Charles A.: Lincoln and Gettysburg after Fifty Years, 
 (p. 257) J 9:3 
 
 96. KIDD, T. W. S.: How Abraham Lincoln Received the News 
 of His Nomination, (p. 507) J 15:1-2 
 
 97. KIRKLAND, Joseph: Recollections of Lincoln, (p. 163) 
 
 J 25:3 
 
 98. LANSDEN, J. M.: Abraham Lincoln, Judge David Davis and 
 
 Jugde Edward Bates, (p. 56) J 7:1 
 
 99. LANSDEN: An Old Tennessee Deed. (p. 481) J 6:4 
 
 100. LAST WITNESS in Famous Lincoln Case Dies. (p. 515) 
 
 J 9:4 
 
 101. LINCOLN IN MANY LAW FIRMS, (p. 498) J 8:3 
 
 102. LINCOLN MEMORIAL at Washington, D. C, Program and 
 part of address by President Harding at Dedication, (p. 554) 
 
 J 15:1-2 
 
 103. LINCOLN'S FIRST RECEPTION, Springfield, Feb. 6, 
 1861. (p. 386) J 11:3 
 
 104. LINCOLN'S HOME in Macon County, (p. Ill) J 27:1 
 
 105. LLOYD-GEORGE, David: Address on Lincoln at Springfield, 
 Oct. 13, 1923. (p. 240) J 17:1-2 
 
106. LYNCH, Wm. O.: Convergence of Lincoln and Douglas, (p. 
 155) P 32 
 
 107. McMURTRY, R. G.: A Study of the Different Editions of 
 the Debates, (p. 95) J 27:1 
 
 108. MARTIN, Lorene: Statue in Rosemond Grove Cemetery, (p. 
 79) J 22:1 
 
 109. MASTERS, E. L.: Days in the Lincoln Country, (p. 779) 
 
 J 18:4 
 
 110. MERRIAM, Arthur: Final Interment of Lincoln's Remains. 
 
 (p. 171) J 23:1 
 
 111. MERRITT, E. L. : Springfield's Part in the Obsequies of Abra- 
 ham Lincoln, (p. 179) P 14 
 
 112. METAMORA COURTHOUSE presented to the State of 
 111. (p. 365) J 14:3-4 
 
 113. MILES, M. L.: The Fatal First of January, (p. 13) J 20:1 
 
 114. MILTON, G. F.: Douglas' Place in American History, (p. 
 323) J 26:4 
 
 115 MONUMENT AT BUNKER HILL, Macoupin Co., Illinois, 
 (p. 520) J 23:3 
 
 116. MONUMENT TO LINCOLN Planned by Illinoisians in Los 
 Angeles, (p. 374) J 4:3 
 
 117. MOORE, Risdon M.: Lincoln as A Wrestler, (p. 433) 
 
 P9 
 
 118. MOORES, C. W.: The Interest Indiana Holds in Historic Ill- 
 inois, (p. 64) P 24 
 
 119. MOREHOUSE, Frances: Jesse W. Fell. (p. 71) P 21 
 
 120. MO WRY, Duane: Robert T. Lincoln and Senator James Doo- 
 little. The story of a highly interesting letter, (p. 464) J 13:4 
 
 121. OAKLEAF, J. B.: Lincoln and Rock Island County, (p. 202) 
 
 J 5:2 
 
 122. OAKLEAF: Lincoln's School Teacher Buried in Illinois, (p. 
 447) J 22:3 
 
 123. OLD SALEM LINCOLN LEAGUE, Makes Plans For the 
 Rebuilding of Historic New Salem as a Memorial to Abraham 
 Lincoln, (p. 246) J 11:2 
 
124. OSBORNE, Georgia L.: Ring Given By Lincoln to Joseph 
 Medill Now Owned By the Illinois State Historical Society, (p. 
 572) J 21:4 
 
 125. PALMER, John McAuley: President Lincoln's War Problem, 
 (p. 200) J 21:2 
 
 126. PALMER: President Lincoln's War Problem, (p. 41) P 34 
 
 127. PALMER, G. T.: Historic Landmarks Along the Highways in 
 Illinois, (p. 41) P 39 
 
 128. PAULLIN, C. O.: Lincoln in Congress, (p. 85) J 14:1-2 , 
 
 129. PIER, C. S.: Address at Dedication of Boulder at Charleston 
 to Mark Site of Lincoln-Douglas Debate, (p. 316) J 8:2 
 
 130. PORTER, Wm. S.: The Lincoln Funeral Train, (p. 315) 
 
 J 9:3 
 
 131. PRATT, Harry E.: Albert Taylor Bledsoe, Critic of Lincoln. 
 
 (p. 153) P41 
 
 132. PRATT: David Davis, 1815-1886. (p. 157) P 37 
 
 133. PRATT: Lincoln in Bloomington, 111. (p. 42) J 29:1 
 
 134. PRATT: Repudiation of Lincoln's War Policy in 1862. (p. 3) 
 
 J 24:1 
 
 135. PUTNAM, Elizabeth Duncan: The Life and Services of 
 Joseph Duncan, Governor of Illinois, 1834-1838. (p. 107) 
 
 P 26 
 
 136. RANKIN, H. B.: The Lincoln Life Mask and How It Was 
 
 Made. (p. 238) J 8:2 
 
 137. RANKIN: The First American, Abraham Lincoln, (p. 260). 
 
 J 8:2 
 
 138. RENNICK, P. G.: Courts and Lawyers in Northern and West- 
 ern Illinois, (p. 289) J 30:3 
 
 139. RICHARDSON, Wm. A., Jr.: Pen Pictures of the Central 
 Part of Quincy as it was when Lincoln and Douglas Met in 
 Debate, (p. 393) J 18:2 
 
 140. RIDGELY, Anna: (Mrs. James L. Hudson). Excerpts from 
 the Diary of, edited by her niece, Octavia Roberts Corneau. 
 assisted by Georgia Osborne, (p. 401) J 22:3 
 
 141. RITZE, C. C: In Defence of Mrs. Lincoln, (p. 5) J 30:1 
 
142. ROGERS, Kate Brainerd. The Name of Lincoln, (p. 60) 
 
 J 7:2 
 
 143. SAGER, J. G.: Stepher A. Hurlbut, 1815-1882. (p. 53) 
 
 J 28:2 
 
 144. SANGER, D. B.: The Authorship of General Orders Number 
 29. (p. 67) P 40 
 
 145. SEARS L. M.: New York and the Fusion Movement of I860, 
 (p. 58) J 16:1 
 
 146. SELBY, Paul: Genesis of the Republican Party in Illinois, 
 (p. 270) P 11 
 
 147. SELBY: The Lincoln-Conkling Letter, Sept. 3, 1863. (p. 240) 
 
 P 13 
 
 148. SEYMOUR, G. H.: Conservative— Another Lincoln-Pseud- 
 omym? (p. 135) J 29:2 
 
 149. SHAW, James: A Neglected Episode in the Life of Lincoln. 
 
 (p. 51) P 29 
 
 150. SMITH, D. C: The Lincoln-Thornton Debates at Shelbyville. 
 (p. 97) J 10:1 
 
 151. SMITH, W. H.: Old Time Campaigning and the Story of a 
 Lincoln Campaign Song. (p. 23) J 13:1 
 
 152. SMYSER, G. EL: The Lincoln Family in 1861. A History 
 of the Painting and Engraving, (p. 357) J 22:2 
 
 153. STEVENS, F. E.: The Life of Steven A. Douglas. (The en- 
 tire volume of 673 pages is devoted to this biography. There is 
 
 a separate index) J 16:3-4 
 
 154. STEVENS, Lucia A.: Growth of Public Opinion in the East 
 in regard to Lincoln, prior to I860, (p. 284) P 11 
 
 155. TAYLOR, Florence Walton: Culture in Illinois in Lincoln's 
 Day. (p. 125) P 42 
 
 156. THOMAS, Benjamin P.: Lincoln and New Salem, A Study 
 in environment, (p. 61) P 41 
 
 157. THOMPSON, C. M.: Early Character Sketch of Mr. Lincoln. 
 (P. 59) J 7:1 
 
 158. THOMPSON: Elections and Election Machinery in Illinois 
 1818-1848. (p. 379) J 7:4 
 
 159. THOMPSON, Jesse M.: Address at dedication of tablet 
 erected to Lincoln-Douglas-Hay-Nicolay at Pittsfield, Illinois. 
 (p. 726) J 18:2 
 
160. TILTON, C. C: G. S. Hubbard, (p. 158) P 40 
 
 161. TILTON: Lincoln and Lamon, Partners and Friends, (p. 175) 
 
 P 38 
 
 162. (TRUMBULL) A Statesman's Letters of the Civil War Period. 
 Letters of Senator Lyman Trumbull to Senator Doolittle. Con- 
 tributed by Duane Mowry. (p. 43) J 2:2 
 
 163. (TYLER) Moses Coit Tyler: One of Mr. Lincoln's Old 
 Friends, (p. 247) ] 28:4 
 
 164. VINSON, John W.: Personal Reminiscences of Mr. Lincoln. 
 (p. 572) J 8:4 
 
 165. WALKER, E. S.: Abraham Lincoln's Substitute in the Civil 
 War. (p. 80) J 5:1 
 
 166. WARREN, Louis A.: Lincoln Lands and Lineage, (p. 144) 
 
 P 34 
 
 167. WARREN: Lincoln's Early Political Background, (p. 618) 
 
 J 23:4 
 
 168. WARREN: Sarah Bush Lincoln, (p. 80) P 33 
 
 169. WEBER, Jesse Palmer.: Abraham Lincoln the Typical 
 American, (p. 6) J 1:4 
 
 170. (WELLES) Letter of Lincoln to Charles R. Welles presented 
 to the State, (p. 218) J 7:3 
 
 171. WHARTON, O. P.: Lincoln and the Beginning of the Re- 
 publican Party in Illinois, (p. 62) P 16 
 
 172. WHITE, Horace: Lincoln in 1854. (p. 25) P 16 
 
 173. WHITE, Mary Tracy: Historic Notes on Lawrence County 
 Illinois. (DuBois-Lincoln Correspondence) (p. 385) J 10:3 
 
 174. WHITEHEAD, John M.: Lincoln and Douglas in Hillsboro, 
 Illinois, (p. 229) J 13:2 
 
 175. WILEY, E. W. : Discovery of the record of Lincoln's Chicago 
 speech of October 27, 1854. (p. 218) J 21:2 
 
 176. WILEY: Lincoln in the Campaign of 1856. (p. 582) J 22:4 
 
 177. WILGUS: A. C.i Some Views of Lincoln Held by the London 
 Times, 1861-1865. (p. 157) J 17:1-2 
 
 178. WILLARD, Samuel: Personal Reminiscences of Life in Ill- 
 inois, 1830-1850. (p. 85) P 11 
 
 179. WRIGHT. Erastus: Eulogy of Lincoln, (p. 46) J 2:4 
 
 180. ZANE, Charles S.: Lincoln as I Knew Him. (p. 74) J 14:1-2 
 
 181. ZANE, John M.: A rare Judicial Service, (p. 31) J 19:1-2 
 
INDEX 
 
 "A Rare Judicial Service," 181. 
 "Abraham Lincoln and New Salem," 
 
 9. 
 "Abraham Lincoln, Judge David Da- 
 vis and Judge Edward Bates," 98. 
 
 "Abraham Lincoln the Typical Amer- 
 ican," 169- 
 "Address of Welcome to Mr. Lin- 
 coln, at Beardstown," 3. 
 
 Albion, 111., 80. 
 
 Alton, 111., 4, 18. 
 
 American Tradition of Civil Liberty, 
 Lincoln and; 35, 36. 
 
 "Ancestry of Abraham Lincoln," 10. 
 
 "An Old Tennessee Deed," 99. 
 
 Bates, Edward, 98. 
 
 Bath, 111., 16. 
 
 Beardstown, 111., 3, 63, 117. 
 
 Bibliography, 12, 22. 
 
 Black, Chauncey F., 87. 
 
 Black Hawk War, 24, 47, 81, 117. 
 
 Bledsoe, Albert Taylor, 131. 
 
 Bloomington, 111., 44, 64, 133. 
 
 "Bodyguard at Funeral of Lincoln," 
 74. 
 
 Boone County, 111., 27. 
 
 Bunker Hill, 111., 115. 
 
 Campaign of 1860, 6, 46, 61, 62, 83, 
 94, 145, 151, 154. 
 
 "Campaign Technique in Illinois in 
 1860," 6. 
 
 Character, 157. 
 
 Charleston, 111., 89, 129. 
 
 Chicago, 111., 45, 83, 149, 175. 
 
 "Chicago and Abraham Lincoln," 75. 
 
 "Conference in the Deutches Haus," 
 . . .83. 
 
 Conkling, James L., 38, 147. 
 
 "Conservative, Another Lincoln Pseu- 
 donym," 148. 
 
 Convention of (1856), 44; (1860), 
 52. 
 
 "Convergence of Lincoln and Doug- 
 las," 106. 
 
 Corneau, Octavia Roberts, 140. 
 
 "Courts and Lawyers," 138. 
 
 "Culture in Illinois in Lincoln's 
 
 Day," 155. 
 Davis, David, 98; biography of, 132. 
 "Days in the Lincoln Country," 109. 
 Decatur, 111., 48, 52, 90, 91. 
 "Defense of Duff Armstrong," 78. 
 "Discovery of Record of Chicago 
 
 Speech," 175. 
 Doolittle, James, 120, 162. 
 Douglas, Stephen A., 1, 4, 8, 18, 
 
 49, 50, 51, 57, 64, 65, 67, 76, 
 
 88, 89, 106, 129, 153, 159, 164, 
 
 174. 
 
 "Douglas' Place in American His- 
 tory," 114. 
 
 Dubois, Jesse K., 173. 
 
 Dummer, Henry E., 2. 
 
 Duncan, Joseph, 135. 
 
 "Early Chapters in Lincoln's Life," 
 30. 
 
 "Early Character Sketch of Mr. Lin- 
 coln," 157. 
 
 "Early Political Background of Lin- 
 coln," 167. 
 
 "Early Visits to Chicago," 45. 
 
 "Election Machinery in Illinois," 158. 
 
 Election of (I860), 94; (1864), 37. 
 
 "Enduring Lincoln," 13. 
 
 'Epic Historical Significance of Presi- 
 ident Lincoln," 7. 
 
 "Eulogy of Lincoln," 179. 
 
 "Fatal First of January," 113. 
 
 Fell, Jesse W., 119. 
 
 "Final Interment of Lincoln's Re- 
 mains," 110. 
 
 "First American, Abraham Lincoln," 
 137. 
 
 "First Reception in Springfield," 103. 
 
 Freeport, 111., 8. 
 
 G. A. R., 33. 
 
 Galesburg, 111., 67. 
 
 General Land Office, 68. 
 
 General Orders No. 29, Authorship 
 of, 144. 
 
 "Genesis of the Republican Party in 
 Illinois," 146. 
 
Gettysburg, Pa., 28, 95. 
 
 Grasbell, P. P., 20. 
 
 "Green County Born 100 Years Ago,' 
 23. 
 
 "Growth of Public Opinion in the 
 East," 154. 
 
 "Hankses, The," 14. 
 
 Harding, Warren G., 102. 
 
 Hay, John, 159. 
 
 Herndon, William H, 5. 
 
 Hillsboro, 111., 174. 
 
 "Historic Landmarks," 127. 
 
 "Historic Notes on Lawrence Coun- 
 ty," 173. 
 
 Hubbard, G. S., 160. 
 
 Hudson, Mrs. James L., 140. 
 
 Hurlbut, Stephen A., 143. 
 
 "House of the House Divided," 41. 
 
 Howell's Life of Lincoln, 88. 
 
 "How Lincoln Received News of 
 First Nomination," 39, 96. 
 
 Illinois Central R. R., 72. 
 
 "In Defense of Mrs. Lincoln," 141. 
 
 Indiana, 118. 
 
 "Influence of Illinois on Lincoln," 
 15. 
 
 "Interest Indiana Holds in Historic 
 Illinois," 118. 
 
 "Is Lincoln Among the Aristocrats,' 
 11. 
 
 Johns, Jane Martin, 90. 
 
 Kansas-Nebraska Bill, 64. 
 
 Lamborn, Josiah, 58. 
 
 Lamon, Ward Hill, 161; Life of 
 Abraham Lincoln, 87. 
 
 "Last Witness in Famous Lincoln 
 Case Dies," 100. 
 
 Lawrence County, 111., 173. 
 
 Lincoln, Abraham, 
 
 and Almanac, 70, 78; ancestry of, 
 10, 14, 166; and Armstrong trial, 
 70, 78, 100; assassination of, 17, 
 40, 53; bibliography of, 12, 22; 
 biographies of, 12, 61, 62, 87, 88; 
 birth of, 29; in Congress, 128; 
 correspondence of, 2, 38, 147, 
 170, 173; death of, 60; debates 
 with Douglas, 4, 8, 18, 43, 49, 
 50, 51, 65, 67, 76, 88, 89, 107, 
 129, 139, 150, 164, 174; debate 
 with Thornton, 43, 150; documents 
 of, 101; duel with Shields, 23; 
 
 election of (I860), 93, 94; 
 (1864), 37; engraving of, 152; 
 family of, 10; funeral of, 17, 21, 
 74, 77, 111, 130; geneology of, 
 10, 14; and General Land Office, 
 68; law practice of, 19, 24, 27, 
 63, 70, 72, 78, 101, 180; lawsuits, 
 first, 19, 27; in legislature, 24, 63, 
 178; life mask of, 136; marriage 
 of, 113, memorials to, 102, 115. 
 116; at New Salem, 9, 30, 40, 85, 
 86, 123, 156; nomination as presi- 
 dent, 39, 92, 96; places named 
 for, 142 ; poems about, 22 ; por- 
 trait of, 71 ; school teacher of, 122 ; 
 speeches of, at Bloomington, 64; 
 statues of, 13, 32, 33, 108; step- 
 mother of, 168; substitute in Civil 
 War, 165; survey by, 16; Wauke- 
 gan, visit to, 46; wrestling match, 
 117. 
 
 "Lincoln and Douglas . . . Personal 
 Reminiscences," 76. 
 
 "Lincoln and Gettysburg After Fifty 
 Years," 95. 
 
 "Lincoln and Lamon, Partners and 
 Friends," 161. 
 
 "Lincoln and New Salem," 156. 
 
 "Lincoln and the Beginning of the 
 Republican Party in Illinois," 171. 
 
 "Lincoln and the War," 55. 
 
 "Lincoln as a Wrestler," 117. 
 
 "Lincoln as I Knew Him," 180. 
 
 "Lincoln Family in 1861," 152. 
 
 "Lincoln in Bloomington," 133. 
 
 "Lincoln in 1854," 172. 
 
 "Lincoln in Many Law Firms," 101. 
 
 "Lincoln Lands and Lineage," 166. 
 
 Lincoln, Mary Todd, 141. 
 
 "Lincoln of the Biographers," 12. 
 
 Lincoln, Robert T., 120. 
 
 Lincoln, Sarah Bush Johnston (sec- 
 ond wife of Thomas Lincoln), 168. 
 
 "Lincoln's First Lawsuit," 20. 
 
 "Lincoln's Home in Macon County," 
 104. 
 
 London Times, 111. 
 
 Los Angeles, Calif., 116. 
 
 Macon County, 111., 48, 104. 
 
 "Making of Abraham Lincoln . . ." 
 15. 
 
 "March of Abraham Lincoln's Com- 
 pany," 47. 
 
Masters, Hardin W., 5. 
 
 Medill, Joseph, 124. 
 
 "Metamora Courthouse Presented to 
 the State," 112. 
 
 Minneapolis, Minn., 33. 
 
 "Momentous Incident in the History 
 of Illinois," 91. 
 
 Morgan County, 111. Bar, 66. 
 
 Mormons, 19. 
 
 Milwaukee, Wis., 45. 
 
 "Name of Lincoln," 142. 
 
 "Neglected Episode in the Life of 
 Lincoln," 149. 
 
 "Newly Discovered Speech," 64. 
 
 New Salem, Lincoln in, 9, 30, 156. 
 
 New Salem, 111., reconstruction of, 
 40, 85, 86, 123. 
 
 "Newspapers and Periodicals in the 
 Lincoln-Douglas Country. 1831- 
 1832," 82. 
 
 "New York and the Fusion Move- 
 ment of 1860," 145. 
 
 Nicolay, John G., 159. 
 
 Old Salem Lincoln League, 123. 
 
 "Old Tennessee Deed . . ." 99. 
 
 "Old Time Campaigning . . ." 151. 
 
 Ottawa, 111., 50. 
 
 Parks, Samuel C, Jr., 68. 
 
 Peoria, 111., 1, 65. 
 
 "Personal Recollections of Early De- 
 catur," 90. 
 
 "Personal Reminiscences of Life in 
 Illinois," 178. 
 
 "Personal Reminiscences of Mr. Lin- 
 coln," 164. 
 
 Pittsfield, 111, 159. 
 
 Poems, Bibliography of, 22. 
 
 "President Lincoln's Clemency," 56. 
 
 "President Lincoln's War Problem," 
 125. 
 
 "Presidential Election of 1864," 37. 
 
 Quincy, 111., 73, 139. 
 
 "Recollections of Lincoln," 97. 
 
 "Record of a Friendship," 2. 
 
 'Rededication of Lincoln Monument," 
 84. 
 
 "Reminiscences of Lincoln, Quincy 
 and the Civil War," 73. 
 
 Republican Party, 145, 171. 
 
 "Repudiation of Lincoln's War Poli- 
 cy ... " 134. 
 
 "Ring Given by Lincoln to Joseph 
 Medill," 124. 
 
 River and Harbor Convention, 149. 
 
 Roberts, Octavia, 140. 
 
 Rock Island County, III., 121. 
 
 Rosemond, 111., Grove Cemetery, 108. 
 
 Rushville, 111., 63. 
 
 Scripps, John Locke, 61, 62, 63. 
 
 Selby, Paul, 34. 
 
 Shelbyville, 111., 43. 
 
 Shields James, 23. 
 
 Shurtleff College, 71. 
 
 Simpson, Bishop Mathew, 21. 
 
 "Six Months at the White House," 
 79. 
 
 "Some Aftermath of the 1860 Elec- 
 tion," 93. 
 
 "Some Thoughts of Lincoln's Presi- 
 dency," 64. 
 
 "Some Views of Lincoln Held by 
 the London Times," 177. 
 
 "Spoon River Country," 31. 
 
 Springfield, 111., 41, 55, 74, 76, 105, 
 110. 
 
 "Springfield's Part in the Obsequies 
 of Lincoln," 111. 
 
 "Standing Guard at the Lincoln 
 Home," 77. 
 
 "Statesman's Letters of the Civil War 
 Period," 162. 
 
 Stevenson, Adlai E, 52. 
 
 "Struggle for the Charter of the Illi- 
 nois Central Railroad," 72. 
 
 Stuart, John T., 24, 134. 
 
 Swett, Leonard, 134. 
 
 Taylor, Hamlin, 173. 
 
 Thompson, Lorenzo Dow, 117. 
 
 Thornton, Anthony, 43, 150. 
 
 "Trials of a Ghost Writer," 87. 
 
 Trumbull, Lyman, 162. 
 
 Urbana, 111., 13. 
 
 Waukegan, 111., 46. 
 
 Welles, Charles R., 170. 
 
 White, Hugh L., 99. 
 
 "Why Lincoln Wore a Beard," 54. 
 
 Wilson, William L., 63. 
 
 Winchester, 111, 57. 
 
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