Meeting of County Committee in Beaver County
The Union County Committee members are requested to meet at the office of Higa and Ratan in Beaver on Saturday September 16 at 1 0 o clock p m Attendance is earnestly requested as business of importance will be brought before the meeting D L Impure Chn The following are the names composing the Committee D LiImbrie Chin A W Taylor Henry Hice BCaliter Barnes Jes 3M Imbrie Barclay White RA Cochran J P Martin TH Beighley G M F Field Henry Metz Chas BH Bentel Jonathan Paul David Anderson I H Trimble Jos M Lawrence Robert Scott
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Union County Committee
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D.L. Impure
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W, Taylor
Henry Hice
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Hite
RA Cochran
J P Martin
TH Beighley
M F Field
Henry Metz
Chas BH Bentel
Jonathan Paul
David
Anderson
I H Trimble
Jos M Lawrence
Robert Scott
Democratic critique of wartime party actions in Pennsylvania
A regional appeal condemns the Democratic Party for opposing war measures, drafting soldiers, and aiding rebels. It cites Beaver County and Pennsylvania as examples, accusing Democrats of undermining the Union and urging soldiers to abandon the party. The piece argues loyalty to the government over Democratic opposition.
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Democratic
Coes
Lincoln
Cpistian, Sanitary” ‘Ommission
Democrati
Democratic Party
Beaver
Fife
Beaver County
Pennsylvania
Traids
Pensylvania
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Democratic ‘Party
Union
Christian Commission
Europe
Reasons Why Solipas Should Not Support the Democratic Party
The article criticizes Democratic leaders for claiming soldier support while denying true friendship to soldiers. It recalls 1864 debates over army loyalty, recalls party opposition to the Union, and claims Republicans were the soldiers' best friends through the war. It cites past Democratic stances against preserving the Union and portrays Democratic political treachery.
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Friends
Republican Party
Thie County
Beaver County
Jeff
Thad
Democratic Party
Deion
Pranklin Pierce
Dem Ratic
Local editor blasts political meddling in schools and churches
A reader letter from a 19thcentury local paper denounces political charge against town academies and ministries. It argues school heads are liberal, patriotic, and served the country in war while warning against Democratic influences and the Local’s harsh rebukes.
Beaver County Democrats Endure for Jefferson Davis, Loyal to Rebels
A Beaver County piece defends Democratic leaders as constant friends of Jefferson Davis through prosperity and adversity. It contrasts Union support for soldiers with Democratic reluctance to shoulder arms and notes bitterness toward generals, editors, and the government. It alleges betrayal of promises to Southern Democrats and accuses local figures of partizan bias and press influence.
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Beaver County
Enid
Tefferson Davis
George
Davie
The
Star
Democrata
Local editor accused of false charge over government raids
The Local editor faces critique for publishing untrue claims that a Republican candidate sought eight million dollars from the Government and passed funds to speculators via alleged raid claims. The piece calls for truth and notes the bill requires exact in person or committee detailed repayment figures, challenging the editor’s reputation.
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Alanders
Nominating Contested Races and Emigration Fears Stir Ohio
Amid partisan contests in Ohio, nominees for governor and assembly are debated with Union and Confederate loyalties. The piece notes Lawrence and Browne families, opposition to emancipation, and calls to repudiate rebel debt. It also mentions an eccentric man guarding his mother's coffin and a mass emigration push to the United States. General Schoneck labels a copperhead rebel in Ohio.
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Madley
Browne
Baer
Alt Pr Pominess
Huntingdon County
Walter
R. Johns
Venango County
W Vhan
Johns
Aphoek
Aty 'S
Hycoming Coun
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Southern politics and reconstruction critique from Nashville letter
A Nashville letter to Tewszaiee discusses Southern submission to federal authority, distrust of loyalist rhetoric, and fear of renewed oppression. It notes troops leaving, trials of guerillas like Penn a Ferenoens pote, and the government turning railroad assets over to companies while planning limited white force deployments for future garrison duties.
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Paradise
Isity
Penn
Tennessee
Kentucky
Isar
Ferguson
Putafedetta
Orice
Thomas
United States
Wicknam
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