New York Tribune’s early growth and wartime stance
The New York Tribune, in its twenty second year as of 1841, claims superior circulation despite wartime patronage losses. It emphasizes Republican principles, anti-slavery, and support for the Union war effort, while touting education and social progress as secondary to victory and restoration.
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Mas New-York Tripene
Saaed
America
Union
Repcauican
Epublican
Repubblican
Ali. Gant
Texas
Lise Épecia
Phreus
Ugard
Chase Letter Denounces Treason and Calls for Unity
A 1863 letter from S P Chase to the Loyal National League urges support for the Union, condemns treason, and argues for enforcing emancipation and loyalty amid Civil War turmoil. It frames slavery as the root of the conflict and emphasizes the need to sustain the nation under constitutional law.
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Mr. Chase
Loyal National League
Sumter
H MeTos
Mysel
Bheer
Nationa
Uni
Brethern
Ree
United States
Andrew Jackson
St. Pauls
Uys
Republic
P. Chase
George Opdyke
George Gussens
Union Hotel Adverts Oyster Sale at Pittsburgh
An old notice offers oysters from the Union Hotel in Beaver and Penn a, with proprietor Clark soliciting patronage. It also lists a Pittsburgh drugstore advertisement by C F Cummins selling scissors, pins, purses, tweezers, needles, thread, and other goods.
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Pittsburg
Markernford
C.F. Cummins
Model Speech Defers Sword Gift as Rebels Gather Funds
An Iowa regiment captain rejects a donor funded sword, urging soldiers to save their money for families. He vows to accept any tribute only after proven bravery and ultimate victory in the war, insisting on earning honor rather than receiving a weapon.
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Sam
Union
Eristion
Cristians
Ss. W. KK
Tureysoing
Darky
Caele Abraham
Beaver County
Copperhead
J.B. Vance
Knights of the
Gllden
Middleburg
Abe
Tulanel
Middlecreek
Azariah Kreeper
United States
United States,’. This Arrangement Was Made. ‘Shimmel
Murey
East Part
Marrisburg
J Kreeger
Hummel
Murriabarg
Kreeer
Kreeger
Bey
Selinsgrove Limes
Hulmel
Kephiart
Hett-Poe Wing
Cts
Kephant
Fia Ix Weirick
Jdek Cummbes
Teradont
Giderebeldou
Ives
Saliye
Iowa
Arnold Harris
Buffalo
Twenty -Eighth
Itis
Jost Lis
Department
Faa
Richmond
George
San Jers
Con Tsetse
Mary
England
Porta
Systle Thunder
Sland Belle “Cpehia
Cuifederacy
Nere
Waile Lotting
Benjamin
Sanders
Europe
Jeff. & Co
Reianders
Harris
Charlestoin
Jor
Tari
Nissan
Sanott
Bisevita
Harris Hall
Ita Port
Wisieh
Reid Sanders
Burtiele
Tris
Navy
A Confederate Spy Tale and Civic Turmoil in 1861
A dramatic account follows Arnold Harris's 1861 espionage mission to Britain and the Confederate response. It details his covert cross to the rebel navy, his risky ruse in gaining trust, and the perilous exposure that forced his recall. The piece shifts to political commentary in Paris and a Louisville Journal correspondent discussing Southern nobility and alleged plots, including plans to establish a Confederate elite and migrations north.
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Louisville Journal
Paris
Trier
France
Richmond
Sind
Foy
Alves
Feit Davis
Iit
Eulor
Ito
Radical Speech at Union Meeting in Ohio Sparks Copperhead Clash
A report recalls a spring Union gathering in Ohio where Gen Carey of Cincinnati spoke on Conservatism and Freemont’s proclamation. The crowd cheered as references to Lincoln and the Constitution sparked debate over loyalty, rebellion, and civilian relations amid wartime tensions.
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Ohio
Carey
Gincindlati
Freujont
Eindotu
Jeff
Davis
Lindoh
Gréiter
Fragmented historical rant on eternity and power figures
A garbled passage blends musings on eternity with references to rulers and a looming political change. It mentions long stretches of time, wealth, and a shift in authority, with scattered names and phrases that hint at a leadership transition and questions about monarchy and governance.
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Geilysburg
Adianio Ceanty
Liberty
Schaul
Georlact
Anya
Millia
S. Anidillion
Vine
Fragmented OCR note recalls Civil War era phrases
A rough OCR fragment mentions General Rosecrans and references to dogs, frost, and a courtly scene. It includes stray phrases about a dog tail, a skating incident, and a sermon-like remark about counterfeit money and a recruit. The text is garbled and lacking coherent event details.
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Ysood
Attes
Conservative
Rea el Wissep
Carolina
Lincoln
North
Bea
Tennessee
Phoush
Hogel
Moliere
King Cofton
Dimdresry
Cairo
Avelile
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