Proclamation of Peace Ends Great Rebellion Hopes
The article reflects on President Johnson's peace proclamation ending the Civil War and Lincoln’s earlier 1861 call for troops. It honors Lincoln and Johnson, notes public reaction, and lauds Governor Curtin and legislative actions. It also critiques partisan editorial interference and upholds unity.
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Lincoln
Ita Clo
Govoe
Armiga
President Johnson
Johnson
United States
Ito
John
Angela
Butler Praises Geary in Harrisburg Speech
General Butler lauds Geary as a solid war veteran and trusted Pennsylvania statesman. He asserts no one will find treachery in Geary if elected and credits him with steadfast principles, noting Lincoln’s anniversary and the call for public offices to be closely held.
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Kelly
House of Répresentatives
Dueve
Turlibelgi
Union Party
Tov
Teagan
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Oo Union
Mar
Democratic Party
Dantoore
Beaver ‘ County
Beaver County
Democrats
Butler
Geary
Harrisburg
Genral Geary
Union
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Dantel
Drexixson
York City
Activ Paligel
Marticanl
I Dickien
Nobo
Daniel
Std
Giéneral
Evidy
Najard
Poace Mry
Philadelphia
Pabt
Clalis
Robt
Tallon
Senate and House debate Civil War measures and memorial bills
Lawmakers considered wartime relief, paymaster bills, and orders to study educate soldiers. Resolutions sought information on protection of citizens abroad, and a joint resolution aimed at enlarging civil rights and suffrage protections. Eulogies for late senators were delivered as sessions adjourned.
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Baulsbury
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Johnson
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Loal
Iecondi
Gen
Hancock
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Tram
Committee’ On Foreign Affairs
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Dias
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Utah
Washington
McCook
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Gen. Haneek
Grimes
Pacific R. R
Johnston
És.tabliehment Ofia Navy Yard, &c
Annapolis
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Jeucken
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Pittsburg
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Is’ College’ Union Business Call
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Eighth and
Spring Garden Streets
Purnaperrata, Pa
Thomas May Pplace
Business College
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Toouas May Prince
Esi B. Snyder
B-S. Bates Farr
J.T. Reynolds
Henry Keim
Jae. Rogerad
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North Eigany Street
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Mitchell
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Ohio
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Boston
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4Th St
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Pitteburg
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Elder's Mills
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Darlington
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Little Beaver Creek
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Darlington Cannel Coal Railroad
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Georgetown
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