Abraham Lincoln campaign leaflet 1864.

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Abraham Lincoln campaign leaflet 1864.

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This campaign leaflet announces the Unconditional Union Ticket in Indiana for the 1864 presidential election. Depicted on the leaflet is a patriotic image of cannons, bayonets, and American flags surrounding the words: "A vigorous prosecution of the war and no compromise under the guns of rebels." Under the image, the leaflet lists Abraham Lincoln for president, Andrew Johnson for vice president, and the electors for the state of Indiana. The back of the leaflet has an emblem of an eagle surrounded by stars, flags, and the words "E Pluribus Unum." Encircling the image are the words, "Rally 'round the Flag Boys! Rally once again!"

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