Thursday, April 16, 1863.Washington,
DC. | President cancels contract with B. Kock "for
immigration of persons of African extraction to a dependency of the Republic of
Hayti." Proclamation
Cancelling Contract with Bernard Koch, 16 April 1863,
CW, 6:178-79. Mil. Gov.
Johnson introduces Judge John S. Brien of Nashville to President. Andrew Johnson
to Abraham Lincoln, 17 April 1863, Abraham Lincoln
Papers, Library of Congress, Washington, DC. John Hay writes
from Hilton Head, S.C., regarding attitude of Gen. Hunter and Rear Adm. Du Pont
toward President's order of 13th. Hay is on assignment to deliver Sec. Welles'
order of April 2, 1863. Abraham
Lincoln to David Hunter and Samuel F. Du Pont, 14 April 1863,
CW, 6:173-74. Lincoln
writes memorandum concerning patronage in St. Louis. Editor of Missouri
"Democrat" appointed postmaster. Party divides into factions. "I have stoutly
tried to keep out of the quarrel, and so mean to do." Memorandum
Concerning Patronage in St. Louis, Missouri, 16 April 1863,
CW, 6:178. |