Gen Hofield in Civil War Loyalty Controversy
The speaker defends Gen Hofield as a steadfast wartime officer who safeguarded Missouri with troops, resisted private speculations, and stood with Lyon at Wilson's Creek. Detractors are labeled noisy patriots, whose loyalty is shown only by protests.
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Missouri
United States
Schofield
Gen Hofield
Lyon
Wilson’s Creek
National Democratic Convention Set for Chicago July 4 1864
Boston Post reports a National Democratic Committee meeting in New York unanimously scheduling the convention to nominate presidential and vice presidential candidates in Chicago Illinois on July 4 1864. Delegates per state fixed at double its electoral votes by a prior September 7 1963 vote. Avcoust Brtuort is chairman and Frep. C. Parxee secretary. New York January 32 1964. All Democratic and Conservative papers are asked to publish the notice.
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England
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New York
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Winter St
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Hancock Reception At Merchants Exchange Recap
Our account notes General Hancock’s reception at the Merchants' Exchange on a Saturday and presents facts about the Gettysburg battle that readers may find interesting.
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Hancock
Merchants’ Exchange
Gettysburg
Duty of freemen to vote in critical election
The writer urges Democrats absent from New Hampshire to return home to vote. He calls the cause country worthy, and argues that every honest patriot should support their candidates. Liberty demands timely judgment and expression, and those who falter dishonor liberty.
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Winter Davis
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Senate
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Maine
Fessenden
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Meade
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Spring Campaign Promises Met With Frosty Disappointment
The piece surveys Civil War setbacks from Butler at Richmond to Kilpatrick at the Confederate capital, noting defeats in Florida and at Dalton, and Sherman’s return to Vicksburg. It questions strategy versus politics as currents of luxury and speculation alarm citizens while armies endure in a protracted war.
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Telegraph
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Grierson
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Forrest
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Sherman
Vicksburg
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Judge Seymour Named Democratic Governor Candidate
The letter accepting Connecticut Democratic nomination for Origen S. Seymour lauds his record as a patriot and statesman. It defends unionist principles, opposes secession, and highlights Seymour’s public service from General Assembly to Congress and as a judge. The piece argues his election would strengthen the Union and Constitution.
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Connecticut
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Patriotic Party
General Assembly
Congress
Superior Court
Jackson School
Trumbull
Judge Seymour
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