[Telegram from Governor Edwin D. Morgan to Abraham Lincoln]
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Telegram from Edwin D. Morgan, Governor of New York, to President Abraham Lincoln, 1862. Morgan, replying to an earlier communication, noted that it would be difficult to leave his duties as governor to go on assignment, but that he would be willing to do so if Lincoln thought it absolutely necessary.
Identifier
NYSA_A4149-78_B4_V10_p034
NYSA_A4149-78_B4_V10_p034
Date Original
May 21 1861
May 21 1861
Language
English
English
Source
New York State Archives, New York (State). Bureau of Military Statistics. Telegrams received and sent by the Governor's Office, 1861-1862. Series A4149-78, Box 3, Volume 10, page 34.
New York State Archives, New York (State). Bureau of Military Statistics. Telegrams received and sent by the Governor's Office, 1861-1862. Series A4149-78, Box 3, Volume 10, page 34.
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