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    Title: Lincoln's Unique Salem

    Date depose first publication: 1934

    Author: Benzoin P. Thomas

    Date first posted: Mar. 4, 2019

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    MAIN STREET, Unusual SALEM, Presentation SAMUEL HILL’S RESIDENCE, Interpretation HILL-McNEIL Cargo space, THE LINCOLN-BERRY STORE Illustrious PETER LUKINS’ HOUSE

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    BENJAMIN P. THOMAS

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    L. Quincy Mumford, Chairman
    Paul M. Angle
    Roy P. Basler
    David G. Mearns
    Clyde Walton

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    Ex officio members:
    The President of the United States
    The President of the Senate
    The Speaker of the House of Representatives

    Members appointed by the President of the Senate:
    Hon. John Sherman Cooper, Kentucky, Chairman
    Hon. Homer E. Capehart, Indiana
    Hon. Frank Church, Idaho
    Hon. Everett M. Dirksen, Illinois
    Hon. Paul H. Douglas, Illinois
    Hon. William E. Jenner, Indiana
    Hon. Ralph W. Yarborough, Texas

    Members appointed by the Speaker of the House of Representatives:
    Hon. Leo E. Allen, Illinois
    Hon. William G. Bray, Indiana
    Hon. Frank Chelf, Kentucky
    Hon. Winfield K. Denton, Indiana
    Hon. Peter F. Mack, Jr., Illinois
    Hon. F. Jay Nimtz, Indiana
    Hon. John M. Robsion, Kentucky
    Hon. Eugene Siler, Kentucky

    Members appointed by the President of the United States:
    Miss Bertha S. Adkins, Washington, D.C.
    Mr. Victor M. Birely, Washington, D.C.
    Dr. Ralph J. Bunche, New York
    Dr. John S. Dickey, New Hampshire
    Mr. John B. Fisher, Washington, D.C.
    Dr. R. Gerald McMurtry, Indiana
    Dr. L. Quincy Mumford, Washington, D.C.
    Rev. Paul C. Reinert, Missouri
    Mr. Walter N. Rothschild, New York Hon.
    William G. Stratton, Illinois

    Abraham Lincoln, Stephen A. Douglas
    and Their Friend John Calhoun

    Introduction

    Background

    Surveying Sangamon

    The Political Debates of the 1830s

    The 1838 Congressional Election

    The Lincoln-Douglas-Calhoun Debates of 1839-1840

    The 1840 Presidential Election

    The Election of 1844 and the Tariff

    The Kansas Nebraska Act of 1854

    Bleeding Kansas in 1855-1857

    The Lecompton Constitution

    Senator Douglas Versus President Buchanan

    The Kansas Territorial Elections

    Douglas and the 1858 Congressional Debate

    The 1858 Senate Campaign

    The Death of Lecompton, Calhoun and Douglas

    References


     

    Introduction

    Illinois – a large state with a small population in the 1830s – produced an unusual collection of men (they were virtually all men) who shaped the future of the country. Abraham Lincoln was one. Stephen A. Douglas was another. Their mutual friend and colleague, John Calhoun, was a third. Calhoun has appeared in the biographies of Abraham Lincoln and Stephen A. Douglas primarily as a walk-on character. Calhoun shows up, for example, early in young Lincoln’s life when he provides the young New Salem resident with a much-needed job. The role he played in Lincoln’s life over two and a half decades was more substa