hamlin represented an anti-slavery constituency that had nowhere else to go. so he wasn't adding much to ticket but johnson represented this hope. and one final thing. it is all too easy to imagine lincoln doesn't get this much thought because he doesn't expect to get assassinated. he knew his life was in danger and there were untimely deaths of zachary and henry harrison and they knew that johnson might end up being the man and one of the great campaign taktsices was to say our second guy johnson can be counted on and pendleton was one of the copper heads willing to negotiate the war away. so it is politics there. any other questions? >> last one here. >> from greensboro. >> hey. >> would you comment on the great black leader in the period, frederick douglas. >> so frederick douglas is a fascinating figure. he was the pre-eminent african-american leader of the 19th srnts. i think we sometimes have a tendency to stand in for all of african-american thought in the 19th century and that is a mistake because george washington and williams and others were importan

hamlin represented an anti-slavery constituency that had nowhere else to go. he wasn't adding much to the ticket. one final thing, it's all too easy to imagine that, you know, lincoln didn't give this much thought because he didn't expect to get assassinated. he knew his life was in danger, first of all, and second of all, accidental presidents in the 19th century already untimely deaths of zachary taylor and william henry harrison. so you know, lincoln and the republicans knew that johnson might end up being a man. and one of their great campaign tactics was to say, our second guy, johnson, can be counted on, mcclellan's vice presidential candidate, pendleton was one of these copperheads who was negotiating the wars away. it's politics there. any other questions? >> from greensboro. >> hey. >> i think we sometimes have a tendency to have him stand in for all of african american fought in the 19th century, and that's a mistake because george washington, oowilliams, and others were important voices too and there were political disagreements in the black communi

it is agrab hamlin con in his own words. >> he treasured language. he read widely. he loved poetry, he loved shakespearean plays. >> what he said and what he wrote. sometimes raw and always to the point. like this note to union general ulysses grant. >> he sends in memo. aware that telegrams can be intercepted by the enemy. i just read your stats at 1:00 p.m. yesterday. i begin to see it. you will succeed. god bless you all. >> that thing that grant would succeed at was winning the american civil war. when lincoln wrote the telegram, hundreds of thousands of soldiers had died. the nation was coming apart at the seams. lincoln was not. >> was he a man of the people or a blue blood? >> definitely a man of the people. but upwardly mobile, and always self improving. he's intent essentially quintessentially american that way. >> he wrote with the conviction to end slavery. >> slavery, he made many comments going all the way back to the 1830s and '40s about how wrong slavery was. let me take you to one of the most interesting documents in the exhibition. >> the document d

kim richards insin asian that lisa's husband harry hamlin did something dreadful to cause the glass shatteringelt down from lisa a.she was billy co-host on "access hollywood live", and poked fun at brandi who slammed her signature short hair style by putting on a long hair wig while defending her husband of 18 years. >> what the harry do. >> he didn't do anything. if you wonder why it was a hot button for me it's because i'm very protective of this man. i adore him. i have a beautiful

in 18 sisi four, hamlin is a bit expendable, lincoln is the representative man up north, and if you're creating a national union party, as the republicans rebranded themselves in 1864 you pick the one senator who stayed in the senate and southern guy so it is a northern southern -- professor gallagher: the republicans need -- they cannot win the war just with republican. andrew johnson absolutely exemplified what unionism there was in the democratic party and in the slaveholding state. harold talk about these moments apparel for the united states. in the late summer of 1864, it is certainly one of those, and this is part of the effort, at least for my point of view, to broaden republican appeal, do not call ourselves above and play our best card, which is union, and put this guy, andrew johnson -- it shows that it does matter who gets chosen as the vice presidential candidate. professor varon: it is also the case that lincoln is looking ahead to reconstruction. he is thinking well, to bring the nation together, that johnson is a better choice. professor varon: it represents a persisten

kim richards insin asian that lisa's husband harry hamlin did something dreadful to cause the glass shattering melt down from lisa a.she was billy co-host on "access hollywood live", and poked fun at brandi who slammed her signature short hair style by putting on a long hair wig while defending her husband of 18 years. >> what the harry do. >> he didn't do anything. if you wonder why it was a hot button for me it's bau

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kim richards insin asian that lisa's husband harry hamlin did something dreadful to cause the glass shatteringm lisa a.she was billy co-host on "access hollywood live", and poked fun at brandi who slammed her signature short hair style by putting on a long hair wig while defending her husband of 18 years. >> what the harry do. >> he didn't do anything. if you wonder why it was a hot button for me it's because i'm very protective of this man. i adore him. i have a beautiful family and

holzer: hannibal hamlin was not even in washington when the emancipation proclamation was issued.wrote a letter saying, what a nice speech that was. [laughter] professor gallagher: and harry truman did not know there was an atomic button, either. professor varon: we knew there were two accidental presidents in the antebellum period who did not work very well, so the idea that lincoln did not have to imagine what a johnson presidency might look like, much of the campaign literature for lincoln and johnson's take is that johnson is an asset because he compare so favorably to the mcclellan campaign. professor gallagher: mcclellan had a vice presidential candidate who was a liability. professor varon: he was a big liability. professor gallagher: i do not think these guys thought about their mortality up to fdr. they just don't. and it is not as if thousands of people saw andrew johnson giving a speech. professor leonard: johnson had done reasonably well in tennessee. he had sort of maxed out unfortunately. he had sort of reach the pinnacle -- professor gallagher: and beyond. professor

denny hamlin knocks the tire out of the hands of one of his crew members. then with 41 laps to go.he made contact with stewart. stewart blew a tire, you could see how happy stewart was about the turn of events. he finished 44th. the day belonged to bush. he lead 291. kevin harvick is still number one after finishing second behind bush. >> >> that will do it for this early night sports wrap, see you tonight at 10:00. we'll have the finish of the l pga tournament. >> we have some waiting to do before the warriors are back. it will be a long week. >> they don't know what date or who. >> >> coming up -- veterinarians say some horses are born with what mimics autism. uc davis researcher says he can cure it in horses with profound implications for humans. >> and thank you for joining us. >> we have more available online at ktvu. com. join us tonight for john fowler's interesting story and more of the day's news, coming up tonight at 10:00. female narrator: for over 60,000 california foster children a pair of shoes is a small but important gift. my shoes have a hole in them. i can barely

outgoing vice president hamlin gave his farewell address and incoming vice president andrew johnson offeredth of office. the official party then adjourned to the huge platform erected on the east front of the capitol where they were greeted by a crowd numbering between 30 and 40000 individuals. unlike modern inaugurations n the 19th century, the president delivered the inaugural address prior to to the administration of oath of office by the chief justice of the united states. >> fellow country men. at this second appearing to taking the oath of the presidential office there's less occasion for extended address as there was in the first. then statement someone in detail of a course to be pursued seemed fitting and proper. now, at the expiration of four years, during which public declarations have constantly been called fourth on every point and phase of the great contest which still absorbs the attention and engrosses the energies of the nation. little that is new could be presented. the progress of our arms, upon all else chiefly depends, is as well known to the public as to myself. it is,

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