Copperheads Change Tone After Elections In New York
The piece notes a shift among Copperhead leaders as the election draws nearer, with former foes now urging unity to preserve the Union. It mentions Gov. Seymour and a Buffalo speech praising loyalty and readiness to defend the country, and hints at rebranding to Unionism amid unrest. Dr. Cunningham’s death is reported with praise for his medical career and public spirit.
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Rave
Smith Ounotogharh
Canningham
Van
Pertua
Lancaster County
Pennsylvania
Ohio
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Pittsburg
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Ohoa
Indiana
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Beaver
Oliver Canningham
Cunningham
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Honteurist
Bamostegy
Clement L. Wallandighay
Clement L. Vallandigham
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Ohio ‘Deimocracy
Vaillandigham
Europe
Horatio Seymour
Fernando Wood
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Alexander Inilepond
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EM Findlay
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Wm C. Manuel
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Rich Teitty
Alfred Smith-Alleppo
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AL Gruaiphy
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Ignew
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Lowrie
Stephen Mbririer
Gilmore
Saml- Wilson
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Franklin
Rf Jeremiah Marry Alspp
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Alleppy
David
Galentine
Wim Riggle
Benj Wilen
Danksrd
Folin Vatieo
Greenity
Juin Huffman
A Miter
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Notice to Jurors for Third Monday of November
A court order in 1868 limits the term to one week and directs the sheriff to summon venire for the second week. It notifies all jurors for the third Monday of November not to attend. Sheriff John Roberts, Balverb, October 26, 1963.
The Nation and Curtin Victory in Pennsylvania
The piece argues that Andrew G Curtin’s victory reflects strong support for the national government’s war policy under Lincoln. It condemns Woodward’s faction, credits Curtin with upholding the President, and critiques Vallandigham’s Ohio candidacy while noting reactions to Fort Sumter and ongoing bombardments at Charleston.
Floral Portrait Presented to General Brent in Honor
A floral style painting was presented to General William W. Townsend, Commissary General of Pennsylvania, with a written testimonial from land subscribers. The event occurred in the Law Department Library rooms with remarks by Gen. R. Biddle Roberts and responses from Gen. Irwin. A related jail escape incident noted ongoing security concerns and urged immediate improvements by county commissioners.
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William ‘W! Tawi
Pennsysaur
Philbes
Law Department
R. Biddle
Roberts
Irwin
Samuel B. Thomas
Ia. C. Mullin
Thomas C
M’. Dowell
Horrells
Aiaco
Knoxville Letter Dated October 18 1863 Dispatches Civil War
Letter from Knoxville Tenn recounts a skirmish near Blue Spring on the 10th with the 3d Brigade under Col. B visiting enemy lines, heavy musketry and shelling, a bayonet charge that broke the opposition, and a withdrawal after nightfall. It notes ten killed and forty three wounded in the division, mentions pursuit to 40 miles, and reports Governor election thoughts among Pa troops with votes for Cartin and Vallandigham. A separate note reports a New Brighton fire destroying a dwelling, drug store, paper shop, and saddler shop with estimated loss around 10,000.
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Huttle
Blue Spring
Bvishe
Knoxville
Xian
Pennsylvanian
Cartin
Vallandigham
Ohio
Finn
New Brighton
Frank Hoops
Chas: Ropa
M’kiy
Thanksgiving Proclamation and political notices in Pennsylvania
Historical document outlines Governor Cur tin’s 1863 Thanksgiving call and related political notices. Includes remarks on blessings, victory, and unity, plus corrections to controversy over militia credits and wartime speeches.
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