Kentucky Vote Reflected as Republicans Read the Result
The Republic journals assess the Kentucky election as the New York Times portrays a divided nation. They agree Kentucky rejects radical measures and rebels, praising emancipation yet questioning reconciliation. Samuel Casey is cited as a potential ally, while the Chronicle notes initial mystery in canvassing.
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Green Clay Smith
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The Draft in New York A Debate on Enrolment and Quotas
The Judge Advocate General examines enrollment and district quotas for the draft in New York City and statewide. He argues the metropolitan districts bear a heavy burden, cites disparities with other districts, and claims New York has furnished its due volunteers while Democrats and Republicans face unequal conscription effects.
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Addititon
West and East Unite for Prosperity in American Growth
The article argues for strong national unity between the East and West to foster commerce and development. It lauds the recent meeting of Chicago and Detroit boards and Milwaukee chamber of commerce as a hopeful sign, urging Eastern capital to join Western energy, outpace Canada, and bring West’s breadstuffs and mineral wealth to global markets.
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Kentucky Votes and Union Loyalty in the Thirty-seventh Congress
The piece argues Kentucky remains loyal to the Union and Constitution amid Civil War politics. It criticizes Andrew Johnson and Governor Andrew for conditional Unionism, praises Samuel L. Casey’s service, and urges Kentucky legislators to oppose Radical policies and support the Union Democracy.
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Enrolling Board Must Notify Drafts Within Ten Days
A Boston Post reader questions whether the Provost Marshal’s duty to notify individuals drawn for the draft within ten days is mandatory and whether failure to notify constitutes exemption. The letter notes four local employees drafted weeks earlier who received no notice and asks if the omission was intentional or remiss.
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