With Malice Toward None

The Abraham Lincoln Bicentennial Exhibition    

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The National Union Party, a temporary coalition of Republicans and War Democrats met in convention at Baltimore in early June 1864. They nominated Abraham Lincoln for a second term as president and Andrew Johnson, a Democrat and military governor of Tennessee, for the vice-presidency. Portraits of the two candidates appear on the front and back of the campaign buttons shown here.
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The National Union Party, a temporary coalition of Republicans and War Democrats met in convention at Baltimore in early June 1864. They nominated Abraham Lincoln for a second term as president and Andrew Johnson, a Democrat and military governor of Tennessee, for the vice-presidency. Portraits of the two candidates appear on the front and back of the campaign buttons shown here.