Wartime Ohio Resolutions Rally for Civil Liberty and Military Policy
The document records a public meeting in Ohio condemning military arrests while defending constitutional rights. It argues habeas corpus suspension may be needed in rebellion but insists arrests must fit rebellion or invasion. It critiques executive overreach and calls for support of constitutional measures to suppress the rebellion.
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Robert KB. Hoe
Joseph BR. Johinston
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Simon B. Backner
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Notices of Public Records And Classifieds
Local notice fragment cites regular notices including advertisements and public records. It mentions annual rates and sections on births deaths religion and other notices. The readable portion suggests a newspaper page section for public notices and classified items.
Republican Tribune defends union cause and slavery critique
The text outlines the New York Tribune’s Union stance during the Civil War, defending Republican values and opposition to the Confederacy. It discusses abolition of slavery, equal rights, and the war’s moral stakes, while critiquing biblical justifications for slavery and stressing editorial goals to boost circulation and public support.
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New- “York
Tribune
Faun
Americal
Union
Oyster Saloon and Amenities Offered by Proprietor
The notice declares Efotel Beaver Penn a. and Alex Clark, proprietors, have set up a tavern with oyster saloon conveniences in a house on Pittsbury street offering oysters in season and furnished tables. It expresses gratitude for liberal patronage and requests continued support.
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Clark
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Albany Meeting Urges Union Support in 1863 Letter
A May 16 meeting in Albany reported in a letter to President Lincoln, signed by Erastus Corning and 15 officers and secretaries, describes a large respectable assembly endorsing the Union. The correspondence accompanies resolutions and asks for earnest consideration, highlighting personal responsibility of signatories.
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United States
Albany
Erastus Corning
Ele Perry
Peter Ganse Voor
Peter Monteath
John Mblack
H. W McLellan
L. W. Rogers
Seymour
Wam. S. Paddock
J.B. Sanders
Edward Mulcahy
D. W. Radcliffe
Wmia. Rice
Edward Newcomb
R. W. Peckham, Jr
M. Axnolan
J. R. Nessel
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Resolutions Adopted At Albany Meeting During Civil War
The document records resolutions from an Albany meeting on May 16, 163, praising Civil War efforts and urging the Democratic stance to support the Union, maintain constitutional rights, civil supremacy over military authority, and oppose military overreach. It criticizes military commanders and emphasizes resources and patriotism.
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Letter on Albany licensing resolution in Union causes
A dated 1863 letter discusses a May 16 Albany licensing resolution. It says the resolutions break into four propositions: support the Union, secure peace through victory, and back the Administration in constitutional and lawful measures. The writer addresses gentlemen and references earlier correspondence.
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Albany
New York
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