Sherman vs. Hood--: "A low tart, inclined to be very sweet"--Something for Douglas Democrats to remember--An appeal to history--Where Governor Seymour got his "lessons"--On the Chicago surrender

Caption title. Stevens' name not on item. Includes poem on page [4] within double-line border. Includes excerpts from letter from General William T. Sherman to Confederate General J.B. Hood, and from speeches by General Schenck, Horatio Seymour and Benedict Arnold.

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Original record: Sherman vs. Hood--: "A low tart, inclined to be very sweet"--Something for Douglas Democrats to remember--An appeal to history--Where Governor Seymour got his "lessons"--On the Chicago surrender
Collection: Harris Broadsides
Date(s): 1864
Usage: Collection is open for research.
Rights Statement: No Copyright - United States
Creator(s): Loyal Publication Society of New York (publisher)
Stevens, John Austin, 1827-1910 (creator)
Subject(s): Benedict Arnold
Broadsides
Campaign literature
Confederate
Election
New York
Poetry
Political poetry
Presidents
Republican
United States
Type: text

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