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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1864

Page

2

State Ratification Meeting Call And Central Committee List

A state convention votes to urge a ratification meeting at an early date and empowers the State Central Committee to set time and place. Morse reads the district designated Central Committee members across Essex and Suffolk counties including Boston, Lynn, Salem, Haverhill, Marblehead, Gloucester, and Ipswich.

Worcester Serr State Central Committee Bay State House Ward 1 Boston Eneas Smyth Sheridan Col. Greene Shenandoah Valley Old Dominion Old Union A. R. Brown Lowell Suffolk Co Samuel Wells Middlesex J. B. Fletcher Westford Essex J. H. Orne Wm. Ramsdell Marblehead Chesbro Moses Fates Plymouth Barnstable S. B. Phinney Berkshire Wm. M. Root Pittsfield Bristol George Delano New Bedford Dukes Ira Darrow Edgartown Charles Thompson Gloucester Franklin S.O. Lamb Greenfield Hampden R. Noble Westfield Hampshire C. Bridgman Belchertown Richard Frothingham Charlestown Nantucket Isaac Macy Norfolk John Fisher Dedham Nathan Pratt Suffolk Charles G. Greene Winchester Isaac Davis W. P. Cherrington Chas Levi Woodbury Martin Lynch E. A. Alger Lynch Bates Commonwealth Geo. B. McClellan E. D. Beach Springfield Col. C. G. Greene H. G. Parker Cambridge W. D. Northend Salem Reuben Noble J. D. Thompson Chas. Thompson Wm. D. Swan Dorchester Alex. Buxton Yarmouth Joseph Walker Newton Benj. L. Atkins Billerica J. P. Ordway Isaac Emery William Nutter Luther P. Shattuck Haverhill Luke Houghton Barre Laban S. Beecher Roxbury William Aspinewall Brookline Moses Bates Joseph A. Lampson Dux Wm. E. Graves Morse Essex County Charles G. Clark Lynn Richard Ramsdell Joseph 8. Perkins Henry C. Poor South Danvers James H. Carlton John Canborn Lawrence George Johnson Bradford C. Osgood Morse Newburyport George L. Chesbro D. L. Wilcomb Ipswich New York Tribune Old South Church Abraham Lincoln South Lincoln George B. McClellan Massachusetts Austria United States McClellan Washington Chicago George Washington Ledru Rollin France Lamartine Napoleon Christ God Bethlehem Sea of Galilee Peter New England North John Brown Col C. G. Greens Old State Committee McClelilan Pendleton State

Bloodiest war months loom around Richmond says Enquirer

A Richmond Enquirer dispatch warns that the next two months will be the bloodiest of the war, with Richmond facing possible siege as railways are repaired. It urges thousands of men aged 18 to 45 to report to the front and predicts imminent movements toward the city.

T. Fr. Sweetser McClellan Massachusetts Middle Sherman Atlanta Sheridan Winchester Grant Petersburg Farragut Wilson Dupont Dahlgren Bates Boston Plymouth Berkshire Messrs J. George Johnson Pradford Nicholas Hathaway Dorchester J. D. Blake Braintree Alger A. R. Brown Lowell Old Commonwealth Old Bay Washington Daniel Webster Enoglish George Thompson New World Europe Martin Kotta Bay of Smyrna Abraham Lincoln George B. McClellan Commonwealth America John Brown Deexs Geo. B. McClellan Union United States New York Richmond Enquirer Richmond Pecple Theodorus Bailey Portsmouth Navy Yard George F. Parsons C. K. Stribling Philadelphia Navy Yard East Gulf Porter Vanderbult West India Sully Tahkahokuty Mountain Missouri Yellow Stone Gen. Hardee Jonesboro Gen. Johnston Jackson Miss Kentucky Louisiana Congress South W. T. Sherman Pennsylvania Railroad Pittsburg Thompsonton Station Juniata County John Mullison L. Imbrie G. H. Abbott Chillicothe Wm. Jones Downington T. J. Peeves Philadelhia Goldsmith Philadelphia John Bruch St. Clair E. M. Williams Baltimore Catherine Stendar Indianapolis W. Notestine Solomon Brook

Union State Convention Nominates Lincoln and Johnson Electors

The Union State Convention met in Hantrorp Conn Szort on June 21 and nominated Lincoln and Johnson electors. The slate includes John I Waite Norwich John P Elton Waterbury James J Batterson Hartford Samuel C Hubbard Middletown Reuben L Sayles Killingly and F A Benjamin Stratford.

Hantrorp Conn Szort Lincoln and Johnson John I. Waite Norwich John P. Elton Waterbury James J. Batterson Hartford Samuel C. Hubbard Middletown Reuben L. Sayles Killingly F. A. Benjamin Stratford

Steamship Persia Passes for New Ark Amid War News

From Sandy Hook at 21-5 P M the Persia bound for New York reported passed here from Live 1 10th with news of belligerent ships. British ports barred to warships for sale and Lloyds notes a swift 300 man Confederate steamer at Bremerhaven under Semmes. Paris markets steady. Bank of France hikes discount to 7 percent.

Sandy Hook Persia Newark Georgia Damascus Liverpool 1St Loyds Bremerhaven Semmes London Gazette Nia Telegraph Paris Bank of France Vienna Denmark France England Russia Schleswig Prussia

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