Knowing him by heart: African Americans on Abraham Lincoln
"Though not blind to Abraham Lincoln's imperfections, Black Americans long ago laid a heartfelt claim to his legacy. At the same time, they have consciously reshaped the sixteenth president's image for their own social and political ends. Fred Lee Hord and Matthew D. Norman's ant...
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| Summary: | "Though not blind to Abraham Lincoln's imperfections, Black Americans long ago laid a heartfelt claim to his legacy. At the same time, they have consciously reshaped the sixteenth president's image for their own social and political ends. Fred Lee Hord and Matthew D. Norman's anthology explores the complex nature of views on Lincoln through the writings and thought of Frederick Douglass, Ida B. Wells-Barnett, Mary McLeod Bethune, Thurgood Marshall, Malcolm X, Gwendolyn Brooks, Barbara Jeanne Fields, Barack Obama, and dozens of others. The selections move from speeches to letters to book excerpts, mapping the changing contours of the bond--emotional and intellectual--between Lincoln and Black Americans over the span of one hundred and fifty years. A comprehensive and valuable reader, Knowing Him by Heart examines Lincoln's still-evolving place in Black American thought"-- |
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CONTENTS Acknowledgments. xvii Frequently Cited Sources . xviii Introduction . i Frederick Douglass, Emancipation Day Address at Poughkeepsie, New York, August 2,1858. 15 Frederick douglass, “The Chicago Nominations,” June i860. 17 H. ford douglas, Address at Framingham, Massachusetts, July 4, i860 . 19 Frederick douglass, “The Inaugural Address,” April 1861. 23 Thomas Hamilton, “President Lincolns Inaugural,” March 16,1861. 29 Robert Hamilton, "The Fatal Step Backward,” September 21,1861. 32 Jabez p. Campbell, “The President and the Colored People,” Trenton, New Jersey, October 1,1861 . 34 Robert Hamilton, "The President’s Message,” December 7,1861 . 36 Robert Hamilton, “The Hanging of Gordon for Man Stealing,” March 1,1862. 38 henry MCNEAL turner on Lincoln’s Proposal for Compensated Emancipation, March 16,1862. 38 Robert Hamilton, “The Emancipation Message,” March 22,1862. 40
Daniel Alexander Payne, Account of Meeting with Lincoln, April 1862.42 henry highland garnet on Emancipation in Washington, DC, May 12,1862. 44 PHILIP a. bell on Lincolns Revocation of Gen. Hunter ’s Emancipation Decree, June 14,1862. 45 Edward μ. thomas to Abraham Lincoln, Washington, DC, August 16,1862 . 46 Frederick douglass, “The President and His Speeches,” September 1862. 48 Resolutions of Newtown, New York Meeting on Lincoln’s Colonization Proposal, August 20,1862.51 Alfred p. smith, Letter to President Lincoln in Response to Colonization Proposal, Saddle River, Newjersey, September 5,1862. 54 Frances ellen watkins harper on Lincoln’s Colonization Proposal, September 27,1862 . 56 Philip A. bell on the Preliminary Emancipation Proclamation, September 27,1862. 58 Frederick douglass, “Emancipation Proclaimed,” October 1862. 59 Open Letter to President Lincoln on Colonization, October
1862. 63 george в. vashon, henry MCNEAL turner, Response to Preliminary Emancipation Proclamation, September 26,1862. 66 thomas Strother on Lincoln’s Colonization Proposal, EZRAR.JOHNSON, October 4,1862 . 68 “The Liberty Bells are Ringing,” October 4,1862 . 69 С. p. s., “The President on Emancipation,” October 4,1862 . 71 DC, Letter to President Lincoln on Colonization, November 2,1862 . 73 free black people of Washington, Frederick douglass, “January First 1863”. 74 Resolutions from Emancipation Celebration at Beaufort, South Carolina, January 1,1863. 78 Philip a. bell, “The Year ofJubilee Has Come!” January 3,1863 . 79 Robert Hamilton, “The Great Event,” January 3,1863 . 80
Emancipation Celebration at Trenton, New Jersey, January i, 1863. 82 James smith, Report on Emancipation Celebration at Elmira, New York, January 5,1863 . 82 Alexander T. Augusta to Abraham Lincoln, Toronto, Canada, January 7,1863. 83 Jeremiah в. Sanderson, Address at Emancipation Jubilee in San Francisco, January 14,1863. 84 p. Anderson, Remarks at Emancipation Celebration in Chicago, January 1,1863 . 86 osborne H. ford Douglas to Frederick Douglass, Colliersville, Tennessee, January 8,1863. 89 Thomas morris Chester, Speech at Cooper Institute, New York, January 20,1863. 9° James H. Hudson Criticizes Lincoln and the Emancipation Proclamation, February 25,1863. 92 Frances Ellen watkins harper, "The President’s Proclamation,” March 7,1863 . 93 Beaufort, South Carolina, April 18,1863 .94 JOHN
proctor to Abraham Lincoln, william slade to Abraham Lincoln, Washington, DC, April 28,1863. 95 ROBERT Purvis, Address to the American Anti-Slavery Society, New York, May 12,1863. 96 Hannah Johnson to Abraham Lincoln, Buffalo, New York, July 31,1863 . 97 Frederick douglass, “The Commander-in-Chief and His Black Soldiers,” August 1863. 99 léonard a. grimes to Abraham Lincoln, Washington, DC, August 21,1863. 101 Jeremiah asher to Abraham Lincoln, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, September 7,1863. 103 Robert Hamilton on Lincoln’s Letter to James C. Conkling, September 12,1863 . ;. 104 Menard to Abraham Lincoln, New York, September 16,1863.105 JOHN Willis
robert Hamilton Endorsing Lincoln for a Second Term as President, October 24,1863. 107 African civilization society, Address to Abraham Lincoln, Washington, DC, November 5,1863. 108 Frederick Douglass, Address to the American Anti-Slavery Society, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, December 4,1863. 110 Philip A. bell on President Lincoln’s Annual Message, December 12,1863 . 113 william FLORVILLE to Abraham Lincoln, Springfield, Illinois, December 27,1863 . 114 henry Johnson on Meeting Lincoln at the White House, January 1,1864.116 THOMAS R. street, Emancipation Day Address, Virginia City, Nevada Territory, January 1,1864.117 Philip a. bell Endorses Lincoln for a Second Term in Office, January 9,1864 . 120 JOHN H. Morgan et al. to Abraham Lincoln, Pensacola, Florida, January 16,1864.121 MATTiLD burr to Abraham Lincoln, January
18,1864.123 on the First Anniversary of the Emancipation Proclamation, January 23,1864. 123 AMOS G. BEMAN richard H. Cain to Abraham Lincoln, Washington, DC, January 27,1864. 125 JEAN BAPTISTE ROUDANEZ AND ARNOLD BERTONNEAU, Memorial to Abraham Lincoln, March 10,1864. 126 Petition of North Carolina Freedmen to Abraham Lincoln, April or May 1864. 128 Saint Helena Island, South Carolina, May 29,1864. 129 don Carlos rutter to Abraham Lincoln, george E. stephens Criticizes Lincolns Policies on Race, May 26,1864 . 131 James w. C. Pennington Supports the Reelection of Lincoln, June 9,1864 . 133 “africano” Opposes the Reelection of Lincoln, Point Lookout, Maryland, July 18,1864. 134
annie davis to Abraham Lincoln, Bel Air, Maryland, August 25,1864. 135 Frederick douglass to Abraham Lincoln, Rochester, New York, August 29,1864. 136 ROBERT Hamilton on the Presidential Election, September 24,1864. 138 “africano” Prefers Lincoln over George B. McClellan in the Presidential Election, Point Lookout, Maryland, September 2,1864. 139 S. w. chase, Remarks to Abraham Lincoln upon Presenting a Bible, September 7,1864. 141 sojourner truth, Account of October 29,1864 Meeting with Abraham Lincoln. 142 Robert Hamilton Gives Thanks for Lincolns Reelection, November 19,1864. 144 martin Delany, Account of Meeting with Abraham Lincoln, February 8,1865 . 146 Hilton Head, South Carolina, March 19,1865. 149 george Washington to Abraham Lincoln, Thomas morris Chester, Report on Lincolns Visit to Richmond, Virginia, April 4,1865. 150 ISAAC j. hill, Account of Lincoln’s Visit to Richmond, April 4,1865. 152 Alexander H. newton, Account of Lincoln’s Visit
to Richmond, April 4,1865. 154 Sermon Preached in Memory of Abraham Lincoln at AME Zion Church, Troy, New York, April 16,1865 . 156 JACOB Thomas, Resolutions Passed on Lincoln’s Assassination in Middletown, Connecticut, April 20,1865. 158 martin delany, Proposal for a Monument to Abraham Lincoln, April 20,1865. 159 Robert Hamilton, “Thy Will Be Done,” April 22,1865. 160 James w. c. Pennington on Lincoln’s Funeral Procession through New York City, April 27,1865 . 162 angeline R. demby, Poem in Memory ofAbraham Lincoln, April 29,1865. 163 Reaction to Lincoln’s Assassination, Baltimore, Maryland, April 1865. 164
WAGONER, Report on Lincolns Funeral Procession in Chicago, May 2,1865. 166 henry o. george w. le VERE, Eulogy ofAbraham Lincoln, New Orleans, Louisiana, May 22,186$ . 167 Frederick douglass, Speech at Cooper Institute, New York, June 1,1865. 169 Frederick douglass, Draft of a Speech on Lincoln, circa December 1865 . 17$ Address of the Illinois Convention of Colored Men to the American People, Galesburg, Illinois, October 16-18,1866. 177 Elizabeth Keckley, Behind the Scenes, 1868. 177 Paul trevigne on Emancipation Day, January 1,1869. 182 Thomas N. c. Liverpool, Address on Lincolns Birthday, Cincinnati, Ohio, February 12,1873. 184 Frederick douglass, Address at Dedication of the Freedmens Monument, Washington, DC, April 14,1876 . 185 H. Cordelia ray, “Lincoln,” a Poem Written for Dedication of the Freedmens Monument, Washington, DC, April 14,1876. 195 george Washington williams, A History of the Negro Race in America,
1882. 197 Emmanuel к. love, Emancipation Day Address at Savannah, Georgia, January 2,1888. 199 Remarks at Ohio Republican League Club Lincoln Banquet, Columbus, Ohio, February 13,1888. 201 william s. Scarborough, John mercer Langston, Memorial Day Address at Washington, DC, May 30,1891. 204 peter H. clark on Lincoln and Emancipation, May 18,1892. 205 Frederick douglass, Address at Lincoln Birthday Celebration, Brooklyn, New York, February 13,1893 .207 E. w. S. Hammond, “Lincoln on the Negro,” May 11,1893. 214 Charles w. anderson, Address on the Emancipation Proclamation, Chicago, February 12,1895. 216 booker t. Washington, Address at the Union League Club, Brooklyn, New York, February 12,1896. 218
harriet tubman, Statement on Abraham Lincoln, July 1896. 220 Julius F. Taylor, Critique of Lincoln and the Emancipation Proclamation, August 7,1897 . 221 IDA в. wells-Barnett, Emancipation Day Address at Decatur, Illinois, September 22,1899. 223 PAUL LAURENCE DUNBAR, “Lincoln,” 1899. 225 Elizabeth thomas, Reminiscence of Abraham Lincoln, 1900. 226 Archibald H. GRiMKE, "Abraham Lincoln,” March 1900 . 227 Elizabeth keckly on Lincoln, 1901. 230 “The Negro’s Natal Day,” February 1904 . 231 william a. Sinclair, The Aftermath ofSlavery, 190$ . 232 Jesse max barber, “Abraham Lincoln and the Negro,” February 1905 . 234 on Abraham Lincoln, New York, February 13,190$. 235 mary CHURCH Terrell, Address on Lincoln, Montclair, New Jersey, February 16,1906. 243 t. thomas fortune, Address Reverdy с. ransom, Address on Abraham Lincoln, circa 1907. 245 w. E. B. DU bois, Address Delivered at Hull House, Chicago, Illinois, February
12,1907. 249 Commemorating the Lincoln Centennial, January 18,1908 . 255 william Monroe trotter on MAUDE к. griffin, “Lincoln—Man of Many Sides,” April 1908 . 257 Hightower T. KEALiNG, “Lincoln’s Birthday—The Great American Day,” January 1909 . 259 silas X. floyd, Address at Emancipation Day Celebration in Augusta, Georgia, January 1,1909 . 260 george l. knox, “Celebrating in Memory of Lincoln,” January 2,1909 . 265 Selections from the American Missionary, February 1909: Thomas S. Inborden, George W. Henderson, William Pickens, Kelly Miller, Etta Μ. T. Cottin, Archibald H. Grimke, andjohn Μ. Gandy. 268 fredr. Moore, “Lincoln and the Negro,” February 1909 . 283
SylvanIE F. Williams, “Abraham Lincoln and Emancipation,” February 1909. 284 harry c. smith, “Lincoln in a True Light,” February 6,1909.286 James H. Magee, Address at Lincoln Centennial Commemoration, Springfield, Illinois, February 12,1909 . 287 booker T. Washington, Address at Republican Club of New York, February 12,1909.290 Curtis, Address on Centennial of Lincoln’s Birth, February 12,1909 . 295 JAMES L. john w. E. Bowen sr., Address at Lincoln Centennial Commemoration, Chicago, February 12,1909. 297 coraj. ball, On Lincolns Centennial,” February 13,1909 . 300 Fred R. moore, “Lincoln Day and the White Folks,” March 1909. 301 Thomas nelson baker, “Speech of Lincoln,” March-April 1909 . 302 Josephine silone yates, “Lincoln the Emancipator,” April 1910. 305 henry mcneal turner, “Reminiscences of the Proclamation of Emancipation,”January 1913 . 308 JAMES WELDON JOHNSON, “Father, Father Abraham,” February 1913. 311 william h. lewis, Speech before the Massachusetts General Assembly, February
12,1913. 312 w. e. в. du bois, Address to Commemorate the Fiftieth Anniversary of the Emancipation Proclamation and Lincolns Birthday, Chicago, February 12,1913. 316 booker t. Washington, Address at Rochester, New York, February 12,1913 . 320 john H. murphy sr., “A Government for the People,” July 5,1913. 323 R. wright sr., Address at the Emancipation Proclamation Exposition, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, September 14,1913 . 325 richard Theophile T. Allain, Address to Commemorate the Fiftieth Anniversary of the Emancipation Proclamation, Decatur, Illinois, September 23,1913 . 327 Olivia ward bush-banks, “Abraham Lincoln,” 1914. 330
Household of RUTH, Resolution on Equal Suffrage, August 1915. 331 grand w. gadsden, Address on Lincoln’s Birthday, Savannah, Georgia, February 12,1918 . 332 richard Edward A. Johnson, Speech on Lincolns Birthday in the New York State Assembly, Albany, New York, February 12,1918. 334 Alice dunbar-nelson, “Lincoln and Douglass,” 1920 . 336 Hubert H. Harrison, “Lincoln and Liberty—Fact Versus Fiction,” March 1921. 339 carter g. woodson, The Negro in Our History, 1922. 342 Robert R. moton, Address at the Dedication of the Lincoln Memorial, Washington, DC, May 1922. 345 Georgia douglas Johnson, “To Abraham Lincoln,” 1922. 352 w. E. B. du bois, Editorials on Abraham Lincoln, July 1922 and September 1922. 353 National Association of Colored Women, Speeches and a Resolution Commemorating Abraham Lincoln, 1923-1924. 355 Langston hughes, “Lincoln Monument: Washington,” March 1927. 358 Charles chesnutt, Address to the Harlan Club, Cleveland, Ohio, February 14,1928
. 359 Walter White, “If Lincoln Were Here,” Radio Address on Lincolns Birthday, February 12,1929 . 362 Lamar perkins, Address in the New York State Assembly, Albany, New York, February 12,1930. 365 Samuel a. haynes on Lincoln and Emancipation Day, January 7,1932 . 367 william E. Lilly, Set My People Free: A Negro's Life ofLincoln, 1932. 369 Robert l. vann, "The Patriot and the Partisan,” Speech Delivered in Cleveland, Ohio, September 11,1932. 372 carter G. woodson, "Abolitionists Worried Lincoln,” November 24,1932. 376 IMES, “A Negro's Tribute to Lincoln,” Radio Address on Lincolns Birthday, February 12,1935, Station WMCA, New York. 379 william Lloyd
EUGENE GORDON on Lincoln, Boston, Massachusetts, February 1935 . 382 artuur w. mitchell, Address in the US House of Representatives, June 1,1936. 384 Remarks at Emancipation Day Celebration, Connersville, Indiana, September 22,1936 . 386 grace Evans, harry c. smith, Editorial Critical of Lincoln, February 20,1937 . 387 Selections from WPA Slave Narratives, 1936-1938 . 388 AARON H. Payne, Address at Lincoln Day Dinner, New York, February 12,1940 . 393 Claude MCKAY, “Lincoln—Apostle of a New America,” February 13,1943. 398 Press Release Regarding the Celebration of Lincoln’s Birthday, February 14,1943 . 400 march on Washington movement, a Joint Session of the Illinois General Assembly, February 13,1944. 401 ROSCOE conkling simmons, Address to “Lincoln Wanted to Deport Negroes and Opposed Equal Rights,” February 26,1944. 411 JOEL A. ROGERS, on Lincoln’s Birthday, Washington, DC, February 12,1945. 413 mary MCLEOD bethune, Address john hope franklin, From Slavery to Freedom, 1947 . 416 Ella baker, Emancipation Day
Address, Atlanta, Georgia, January 1,1947. 419 Luther porter Jackson, “The Views ofAbraham Lincoln on the Race Question,” February 12,1948 . 421 Willard townsend, “Lincoln Did Not Envision 1952 in His Speech at Gettysburg,” January 19,1952. 423 at the Lincoln Association ofJersey City, New Jersey, February 12,1954. 425 ralph j. bunche, Address mary MCLEOD bethune on Lincoln’s Birthday, February 12,1955 . 431 Radio Address to Commemorate Lincoln’s Birthday, February 11 or 12,1958. ROY Wilkins, 433 Mordecai w. Johnson, Address on Abraham Lincoln before the Michigan Legislature, Lansing, Michigan, February 12,1959. 435
CARL J. MURPHY, "Freedom Is Never a Gift,” January 23,1960. 441 jackie ROBINSON, “Kennedy Not Another Lincoln/’June 9,1962.442 of an Address to Commemorate Centennial of the Emancipation Proclamation at the Park Sheraton Hotel, New York, New York, September 12,1962. 444 martin Luther king JR., Draft Thurgood marshall, Remarks on Commemoration of the Centennial of the Preliminary Emancipation Proclamation at the Lincoln Memorial, Washington, DC, September 22,1962 . 448 Edith Sampson, Address on the Emancipation Proclamation, circa 1962-1963 . 450 benjamin quarles, Lincoln and the Negro, 1962 . 452 john hope franklin, The Emancipation Proclamation, 1963. 457 st. clair drake, the Emancipation Proclamation Centennial Lectures, Chicago, January-February, 1963 .460 Charles Η. Wesley, Remarks at Opening of the Emancipation Proclamation Exhibit at the National Archives, Washington, DC, January 4,1963 . 464 “After 100 Years—Where Do We Stand?” An Address on the Emancipation Proclamation, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, January 6,1963. 466 daisy bates, Malcolm X, Speech at the
University of California, October 11,1963 . 469 Gwendolyn brooks, “In the Time of Detachment, in the Time of Cold, 1965”. 47° “Abraham Lincoln and Civil Rights,” an Address at Gettysburg National Cemetery, Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, November 19,1965. 471 john hope franklin, Julius lester, Look Out Whitey, Black Power's Gon Get Your Mama, 1968. 475 “Was Abe Lincoln a White Supremacist?” February 1968 . 476 lerone bennett JR., “Abraham Lincoln: A Man to Remember and Honor,” February 1968 . 488 henry lee moon, john H. Sengstacke, “A New Lincoln,” February 12,1968. 489 norman E. w. hodges, Breaking the Chains ofBondage, 1972. 490
Strickland, Remarks at the Abraham Lincoln Symposium, Springfield, Illinois, February 12,1980.495 ARVARH mary Frances berry, “Lincoln Civil Rights for Blacks,” Address at the Abraham Lincoln Association Banquet, Springfield, Illinois, February 12,1980. 497 Vincent Harding, There Is a River, 1981 . 502 on Lincoln and the Declaration of Independence, 1987. 505 clarence Thomas Barbara Jeanne fields, “Who Freed the Slaves?” 1990 . 507 lerone bennett JR., Forced into henry louis gates JR., Lincoln Glory, 2000 . 511 on Race and Slavery, 2009. 514 Barack Obama, “What I See in Lincolns Eyes,” July 2005. 517 Barack Obama, Remarks at the Abraham Lincoln Association Banquet, Springfield, Illinois, February 12,2009. 519 Credits. 524 Index. 525 |
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