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Newspaper

Beaver Argus

Location

Beaver, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1866

Page

2

Dressed in Union Overcoats and Mine Run Tactics

A Civil War-era account describes Confederate deception at Mine Run in November 1863. Union skirmishers pressed the line after detaching companies to the front. Rebels in Union overcoats attempted a feigned surrender, but Union troops recognized them and repelled the disguise with force. The Philadelphia Convention is noted as favoring copperheads and rebel deception, predicting Union colors would reveal impostors.

Mine Run Philadelphia Anguat Union Biot Reamt

Local debate on Constitutional Amendment exposes fault lines

The piece critiques The Local and the Constitution amendment stance, citing the editorials on citizenship for Black soldiers, reapportionment, oath and treason, debt repudiation, and wartime loyalties. It argues the Local party would punish Union supporters, question bond validity, and oppose federal payback for Civil War costs.

Louisiana Washington Congress Union

Local Republicans Name Leaders Amidst Convention

The county newspaper requests named leaders of the Republican party as observed at the Democratic Convention. The editor notes a long absence and urges authorities to publish the leaders' names and positions for the record.

Machneas Ckalker Tube Legion Yesterdy Republican Party

Battle won as amendment ratified in House vote

Nashville dispatch reports the amendment ratified in the House by 43 to 11. One of Johnson's tools refused to vote. Governor Brownley sends compliments for the return to the White House. Signature W. Browntow.

Brownley Bingham Nasaviile Johnson Buck White House Browntow North Sewickly Beaver County Steke Moblan

Lookout Mountain battle disputed by local editor

The piece argues Gen Geary led Lookout Mountain fighting while Gen Osterhaus and Odell deserved credit. It cites Hooker’s official report and Hendley’s History, asserting Geary’s leadership was overstated and praise due to Osterhaus and Odell was overlooked.

The Logal Freary Lookout Mountain Joe Hooker Hooker Tley Hendley Allasionaey Ridge Geary Thomas Himeolt N. Osterhaus Odell

Tennessee Restored to Union After Ratification

A congressional resolution notes Tennessee ratified the constitutional amendment and renewed allegiance to the U.S. government. It restores Tennessee’s representation in Congress and names Gov. Bigler and others as delegates to a Philadelphia convention.

Brownlow Tennessee Washington Bidgham Ohio House Senate Ang Congress

Democratic Principles at Chizayzo Convention Resolution Debate

The document records Democratic resolutions praising M Clellan era positions and questioning local editors and party alignment. It challenges editors to affirm adherence to 1864 1866 war judgments and asks whether the Local and its party will support the resolution or face accountability for past war stance.

Chizayzo George B. M’clellan Union Adidiéra Thia County

Border Rebels Await Pardon to Attend Philadelphia Convention

Report notes James M Mason of Virginia and Breckinridge of Kentucky held at the Canada border awaiting presidential pardon papers. If approved, they are expected to be delegates to the Philadelphia convention opening August 14, signaling a potential reconciliation move amid wartime divisions.

Bigier Porter Packer Woodward Philadelphia Job. C Breckenridge Kentucky James” M. Mason Virginia Canada Tes New Brighton Worlan

Contested Kentucky Meeting Highlights Loyalty Divide

A Har din count y convention in Elizabethtown shows unionist and rebel sympathies as speakers address loyalty to Davis versus Johnson for 1868. Pro rebel sects chant Davis while pro union figures like Mr Wilson speak. tensions rise around prospective presidential choices and party alignment.

Rae Goueee Kentucky Clerk of Court of Appeals Hobson Duvall Mary Jeff.Davin Andrew Johnson Elizabethtown Hardin Critendon Amilon Pens Loninville Samuel Thomas John M. Harlar Pope Harlan Sandor Jeff. Davis Andrew Johnson H.eard Davis Mr. Harlan Wilson Besore Sam. Thomas

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