Death of Abraham Lincoln

As how Steve Jobs once said If you live each day as if it were your live, someday youll be right. . The 16th president of the United States was assassinated without even existence able to say goodbye for one last time earlier passing external. The second Friday of April, Abraham capital of Nebraska was shot in the head by John Wilkes Booth. Even though, he had have shot the president, he attempt to escape and never thought of the possibility of getting caught by the administration of the country. Back then he was the first American president to be assassinated. At the young age of 56, Abraham capital of Nebraska had have been taken away from his life.The suicidal of Lincoln according to Wikipedia. com was a well-known actor and collaborator spy from Maryland though he joined the Confederate army, he had contacts with Confederate secret service. Hed tried to kidnap him originally but his plan failed because of changes to the presidents plans. It happened in the hot seatial r ecession of Fords Theater in Washington, D. C. while according to historynet. com they were observance the comedy Our American Cousin . Around 10 p. m. , Booth slipped into the case the guard outside had left his station , and Booth got past Charles Forbes, the blanched House footman, by showing him his card.The actor fired a champion shot that entered the left side of Lincolns head, the bullet caparison below his eye. According to the book by Michael ONeal The Assassination of Abraham Lincoln Booth was a Southern sympathizer and pro-slavery advocate. When he heard Lincoln make a speech promising suffrage to the newly freed Afro-American population (right after the war ended) ,Booth swore that that would be Lincolns last speech ever. Booth considered Republicans (who were at the time anti-slavery party), like Lincoln, traitors to the Union. Later on John W. Booth was captured in a farm.President Lincoln died on April, 15 1865. On June 30, after a sensational six-week trial , t he chat up found all of the defendants guilty as charged. Two of them were pardoned by President Johnson. One of them had fled to Europe, but was finally captured in Egypt, and tried in a civilian court. When the jury was unable to reach a verdict, his case was dismissed. On July 6, 1865, Paine, Herold, Atzerold, and Mary Surratt were informed of their sentences. Less than twenty-four hours later,on July 7, they were hanged in the yard f Washington Arsenal. The publics thirts for quick and sure retributionwas quenched.