Traitors and their Sym pathizers on the Senate floor
In a fiery Senate exchange, Wade defends the Conduct of the War Committee against charges of tyranny and betrayal. He insists the panel acted with discretion, pursued facts, and did not target individuals, while denouncing opponents as traitors sympathizing with rebellion.
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Ohio
Wape
McDovaant
Mr. Wape
McDoveatt
M’doveat
McDovearr
War Department
Mr. McDoweari
McDoweari
McDovantt
Mr. Vane
Gen. Stone
New York
Harris
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England
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Jeff. Davis
Mexico
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Davis
Lucifer
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General Cameron
Dred Scott
House of Representatives
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Republic
Confederate States
Congress
Ball
Stone
Secretary of War
McClellan
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Inquisition
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