Inaugural Address of Jefferson Davis...
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February 26, 1862
THE NEW YORK TIMES, February 26, 1862
* Jefferson Davis inauguration & inaugural address
The back page has:
* From The South
* Jeff. Davis' Inaugural Address
* Acknowledgment of Rebel Defeats
* Another Day of Fasting and Prayer
Contains the text of Davis inaugural address in which he states in part: "...we have assembled to usher into existence the Permanent government of the Confederate States...."
Also has details about "The Inaugural Ceremonies" and the text of a proclamation scheduling a day of fasting, signed in type: Jefferson Davis.
Civil war headlines on the front page include: "Important From Tennessee" "The News of the Capture of Nashville Confirmed" "The Rebels Fallen Back to Murfreesboro" "Important From Kentucky" "The Probable Evacuation of Columbus" and more.
NOTE: This was Davis' second inaugural address delivered when the Confederate Constitution and Presidency were declared permanent and no longer provisional.
A bit of lite staining in the right margin & lower right corner, otherwise in good condition.
* Jefferson Davis inauguration & inaugural address
The back page has:
* From The South
* Jeff. Davis' Inaugural Address
* Acknowledgment of Rebel Defeats
* Another Day of Fasting and Prayer
Contains the text of Davis inaugural address in which he states in part: "...we have assembled to usher into existence the Permanent government of the Confederate States...."
Also has details about "The Inaugural Ceremonies" and the text of a proclamation scheduling a day of fasting, signed in type: Jefferson Davis.
Civil war headlines on the front page include: "Important From Tennessee" "The News of the Capture of Nashville Confirmed" "The Rebels Fallen Back to Murfreesboro" "Important From Kentucky" "The Probable Evacuation of Columbus" and more.
NOTE: This was Davis' second inaugural address delivered when the Confederate Constitution and Presidency were declared permanent and no longer provisional.
A bit of lite staining in the right margin & lower right corner, otherwise in good condition.
Category: Yankee
