For 10 points, name this first successful typewriter.
One of the inventors of this device commanded the pro-life forces in the war to outlaw the death penalty in  Wisconsin. The launch of this product was almost derailed by Charles A. Washburn's lawsuit and preceded  by Giuseppe Ravizza's invention. The first manufacturing run was handled by Densmore and it was invented  with the aide of Samuel Soule. A key test for this device was the line "Now is the time for all good men to come  to the aid of the party." Cyberspeculators have pundited that the use of a sowing machine table as a base for this  device was an attempt to attract women users. Despite not being a weapon, it was manufactured by E. Remington  and Sons. One of its features was the QWERTY layout. For 10 points, name this first successful typewriter.
One of the inventors of this device commanded the pro-life forces in the war to outlaw the death penalty in  Wisconsin.
Sholes and Glidden Typewriter [accept Remington No. 1 Typewriter before mentioned; prompt on  Typewriter]