E. Dechoux. “The Spirit of the Union.” New York: Currier & Ives, 1860. Lithograph. Small folio. Conningham, 5655. Professionally conserved.

Below the title the print bears this poem: “Lo! On High the glorious form, Of Washington Lights all the gloom; And words of warning seem to come, From out the portal of his tomb; “Americans your fathers shed Their blood to rear the Union’s fare, Then let your blood as free be given, The bond of union to maintain.”