[St. Louis: Missouri Democrat Book and Job Office, 1860]. 12pp, caption title [as issued], disbound. Good+. The German-American Schurz was important in securing the loyalty of German immigrants to the Republican Party and preventing Missouri's secession. This scarce Speech supports Abraham Lincoln's campaign for the Presidency. Schurz denounces the Slave..... More
[New York: 1898]. Folio Broadside, 12-1/2" x 17", printed in five columns. "With compliments of C. Schurz" written in ink at top margin. Some wear in the third column affecting several letters. Else Very Good. The Wisconsin German-American, whose advocacy had been important in securing German immigrants to the Republican..... More
[New York: New York Tribune, 1860]. 23, [1] pp, Disbound, persistent fox spot in early leaves. Good+. The Wisconsin German-American calls Douglas the destroyer of the Missouri Compromise, who never uttered "a word of reproach or condemnation against the Border Ruffians of Missouri." Douglas has "done more than any other..... More
[Cincinnati: 1876]. Folio, 11-3/4" x 14-1/2." 8p. Caption title, as issued. Each page printed in three columns, each column separated by a rule. Minor wear, Very Good. Schurz, a German-American, whose advocacy was important in securing German immigrants to the Republican Party, had finished his term as U.S. Senator from..... More
New York: Union Congressional Committee. Printed by John A. Gray & Green, 1864. 16pp, stitched, Very Good. Schurz had great influence among German-American voters, a key component of the Republican coalition. Here, not unexpectedly, he blasts the southern traitors and Democratic collaborationists, and lauds the Republicans and Lincoln. Sabin says..... More