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Trumbull c. 1870
Trumbull c. 1870
As a young man, Trumbull relocated from Connecticut to Illinois, where his home in Alton is now a National Historic Site.
As a young man, Trumbull relocated from Connecticut to Illinois, where his home in Alton is now a National Historic Site.
In 1855, Trumbull overcame Abraham Lincoln to win his first election as United States Senator. Lincoln endorsed Trumbull for the seat, and they became
In 1855, Trumbull overcame Abraham Lincoln to win his first election as United States Senator. Lincoln endorsed Trumbull for the seat, and they became allies and co-leaders of the new Republican Party of Illinois.
Illustration of Senator Trumbull motioning on May 6, 1868, for the arrest of disorderly spectators at the impeachment trial of Andrew Johnson
Illustration of Senator Trumbull motioning on May 6, 1868, for the arrest of disorderly spectators at the impeachment trial of Andrew Johnson
Liberal Republican campaign poster
Liberal Republican campaign poster
Interior of the convention hall during the announcement of Horace Greeley as the party's nominee for president in 1872
Interior of the convention hall during the announcement of Horace Greeley as the party's nominee for president in 1872
Liberal Republican "conspirators" in a political cartoon from Harper's Weekly of March 16, 1872
Liberal Republican "conspirators" in a political cartoon from Harper's Weekly of March 16, 1872