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NORMAN B. JUDD Signed Card NOMINATED ABRAHAM LINCOLN for PRESIDENT in 1860
NORMAN B. JUDD Signed Card NOMINATED ABRAHAM LINCOLN for PRESIDENT in 1860
NORMAN B. JUDD Signed Card NOMINATED ABRAHAM LINCOLN for PRESIDENT in 1860

NORMAN B. JUDD Signed Card NOMINATED ABRAHAM LINCOLN for PRESIDENT in 1860

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    Card signed by
    NORMAN B. JUDD
    , (1815-1878), moved to Chicago from Rome, NY in 1836 and practiced law, becoming City Attorney, 1837-1839; Served in the Illinois State Senate, 1840-1860; Was a political adviser to and friend of Abraham Lincoln in the 1850's;
    Delegate to the 1860 National Republican Convention at Chicago, and as head of the Illinois delegation, he nominated Abraham Lincoln for President;
    On March 6, 1861, Lincoln appointed Judd as
    U.S. Minister to the Kingdom of Prussia
    , and Judd served 1861-1865; In U.S.
    Congress
    , 1867-1871; Appointed by President Grant as Collector of the Port of Chicago in 1872, and he served until his death in 1878.
    Signed card with gilt edges, approx. 3-3/8" x 2", signed "N. B. Judd".
    Scarce.
    Guaranteed an authentic signature of Norman B. Judd.
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