Disloyal Papers Spark Lincoln Suppression Talk
Editors Logan and Boyer publish a Washington dispatch warning that authorities may suppress treasonous Democratic papers in Ohio. The piece defends press liberty, condemns Lincoln's possible move, and urges voters to resist tyranny rather than accept a re-election bid by silencing opposition.
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Washington
Cincinnati Gazette
Brough
Ohio
Brawens
Abraham
Lincoln
Democratic Party
Gazette
Democracy the banner that binds a nation and party
The piece defends the Democratic party as essential to the republic, equating it to life itself and stressing democracy as universal rights for all. It contrasts abolitionist critics with the party’s claim to truth and justice, and urges unity against Republican overreach. It also includes a lengthy commentary on Civil War politics, urging constitutional fidelity and broad, nonlocal national aims.
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Democratic Party
Republic
Unclear OCR Fragment Hints at Poetic Lineage and Power
Fragmentary OCR text references poetry and power themes with garbled author cites. The legible fragments mention a poem, a debate on power, and references to figures like Bowes and Cao, but details, dates, and full context are missing.
Demands on Democracy and Civil War Reflections
The piece argues the Democratic opposition cites past laws like the Aliens and Sedition Acts and tariff policies to claim the party’s record is flawed. It contrasts these claims with a lengthy defense of Democratic stance, cites presidents elected by the party, and includes a vivid Civil War era meditation on war, peace, and reconciliation with remarks from H W Voorhees and others.
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United States
Richmond
Washington
H.ome
T. Nes
Hiehmond
Burke
England
Wales
Federal Executive
Ilinois
Thomas Tf. Seymour
Legigs
Negro Colony
Aux
Soliers
Democratic Party
North
Lohn Adams
Congress
New Ireland
John Adams
John Quincey
Wiliam Henry Harrison
Zachary Taylor
Abraham Lincoln
Thomas Jefferson
James Madison
James Monroe
Andrew Jackson
Martin van Buren
James K. Polk
Franklin Pierce
James Buchanan
Mr. Buchanan
Louisiana
Isu
Florida
Leto
Confusi¢n
Earth
Heaven
Lincoln
Tennessee
Union
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China
Queensware
North Fourth Street
Union Steam
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Pittsburg
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Wheeling
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W. Va
Rees Ange
Yona Tetenet Iain
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Histisas
Aek Ee Eiaihe
Taper
Steubenville
W. T. Logan
PD. P. Boyer
Horace Gretly
New York Times
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Stanton
Abe
The
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Lay
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Holcombe
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Seymour
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Thomas H. Seymour
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Peoria
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Ein
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Thiness
Father of the Republic
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Noble Sentiment
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