2) Lincoln had reporters arrested and newspapers shut down during the war.
3)Lincoln arrested the duly elected officials of the state of Maryland and replaced them with those he knew to be sympathetic to him.
4)Lincoln had dissenters against the war arrested.
5)Lincoln defied an order from the Supreme Court and ordered the Chief Justice arrested.
6)While the Supreme Court never ruled directly on Lincoln's suspension of habeas corpus, ex parte Milligan forbade the government from trying civilians in military court, as Lincoln's administration had done 10,000 times...
The Constitution says under what circumstances habeas corpus may be suspended. It is silent on who can do it.
2) Lincoln had reporters arrested and newspapers shut down during the war.
That happens during wartime.
3)Lincoln arrested the duly elected officials of the state of Maryland and replaced them with those he knew to be sympathetic to him.
Completely false.
4)Lincoln had dissenters against the war arrested.
Oh please.
5)Lincoln defied an order from the Supreme Court and ordered the Chief Justice arrested.
Wrong on both counts. The Supreme Court never ruled on habeas corpus and Lincoln never ordered Taney arrested. None of the historians who have written biographies of Chief Justice Taney every found any evidence supporting the claim. Not a single one.
6)While the Supreme Court never ruled directly on Lincoln's suspension of habeas corpus, ex parte Milligan forbade the government from trying civilians in military court, as Lincoln's administration had done 10,000 times...
Not really, no. Ex Parte Milligan ruled that military tribunals could not be used in areas where the civilian courts operated freely and openly. And once the court handed down its ruling the government certainly abided by it.