Contemporary copy of letter signed C. Gibson, Washington, to President Lincoln, February 23, 1863
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Identifier: D03232
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- Hamilton Rowan Gamble Papers | Letter signed C[harles] Gibson, Washington, to President Lincoln. Speaks of the growing discontent “under the smooth surface of affairs in Missouri” that deserves the President’s consideration. Believes the growth of discord among the Union men of the state due to the maladministration of federal affairs in that state. Commends General Schofield and Governor Gamble and denounces General Curtis for allowing his officers to meddle with the internal affairs of the state and to abuse the militia in public speeches as traitors. Individuals mentioned include General Schofield, Governor Gamble, General Curtis. Places mentioned include Missouri, Washington. (4 pages), 1863 Feb 23
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