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1859.
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To Edward L. Pierce, March 26th	41
Action of Massachusetts legislature on suffrage question will have bad effect on foreign-born Republicans—German voters hold balance of power in the West.
To Edward L. Pierce, April 6th	45
Publication of State-rights speech in Massachusetts paper to influence vote on amendment to State constitution.
To Mrs. Schurz, April 13th, 14th, 15th	46
Enthusiastic reception in Boston—Responds to toast—Invited to meet Governor Banks—Jefferson dinner—Visits historic places.
Speech: True Americanism, April 18th	48
To Edward L. Pierce, April 22d	72
Interview with Greeley—Efforts to defeat two-year amendment—Wilson must write a “strong” letter.
To Edward L. Pierce, April 30th	73
Censured and praised for Boston speech—Responsibility of Massachusetts.
To Edward L. Pierce, May 12th	75
Wisconsin voters influenced by political action of Massachusetts.
To J. F. Potter, August 12th	77
Atlas needs financial help—State election—Potter, a delegate to State convention.
1860.
Speech: Douglas and Popular Sovereignty, January 4th	79
To Mrs. Schurz, March 2d, 5th, 9th	108
Delegate to Republican National Convention—To argue for State-rights in Booth case—Political excitement in Chicago—Success of Springfield speech.
To J. F. Potter, March 17th	107
Organized Republican activity in Indiana.
To J. F. Potter, April 12th	111
Republican party gaining in the West—Seward as Presidential candidate.