Washington political turbulence and postmaster picks
The piece surveys American political shifts with figures like the Postmaster General nomination for A. W. Randall, Gov. Brownlow, and congressional contenders. It notes resignations, appointments, and the continuing debate over Reconstruction, with strong Unionist rhetoric and warnings about rebel elements amid a fractious Washington scene. It mentions Isaac Newton and John D. Defrees as vacancies and references a Philadelphia convention debate.
First Ula. Acotemporary critiques Philadelphia Convention
The fragment notes four year war fatigue and calls the Philadelphia Convention a proof of failure. Ohio legislators Jrion, Critchfield, Wright, and Gaddis resign. vacancies to be filled on the second Tuesday in October. Franklin county Democratic leaders reject candidates over ethnic and national origins comments.
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Chicago
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Critchfield
Uolmes
Wright and
Gaddis
Hamilton County
Ohio
Passage of tariff bill praised by Cin. Gaz comment
The piece lauds the tariff measure as essential for home labor and production, praising Congress for a 43 vote majority. It credits Columbus Delano in Congress from Ohio with eloquent advocacy, arguing the act supports national self reliance and rejects free trade heresies amid a changing global economy.
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Cin. Gaz
Southern Unionists form convention call in Philadelphia
A new convention gathers loyal Southern Unionists, including Gov. Hamilton and Col. Stakes, to meet in Philadelphia at Independence Hall on the 61st Monday of September to advocate a government protecting citizen rights. The dispatch notes burned Portland, McClellan rumors, and Fenian resolutions in Chicago supporting universal liberty.
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Belis
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Stanton
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Chicago
Fenian Brotherhood
Treason Probes in Union Party Voter Tests
The text lists six probing questions aimed at voters to expose alignment with the Union Party. It asks about civil rights for all citizens, double voting for a South Carolina rebel, barring traitors from office, repudiation of national debt, honoring bounties and pensions to Union soldiers, and paying rebel war debt.
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Americain Republic
South Carolinia
United States
Soldiers on the Ticket in Ohio After Defeat
Democratic press leverages Gen Wilds defeat to rally soldiers for state offices. The list names Governor Gen J. Cox Auditor Col J D Godman Comptroller Col Braly Surveyor Commissioner Col Norris Board of Public Works Cap. Boore. The Vallandigham ticket seen as weak amid reunions and upcoming installations.
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Ston
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Cox
J.D. Godman
Braly
Seehont
Col
Norris
Lablie Woerks
Boore
Wildes
Ohio
Vallandigham
Early Washington News and Civil War Echoes
The report covers prison discourses and recent events including a Perini prisoner dated July 22, debates in Congress about oaths and loyalty, and a train incident involvingGen. Giridit. It notes the new postage act taking effect July 1 and remarks on the Senate’s support for funding the national debt with Sherman’s amendment. It also contrasts Republican and Democratic stances on tariffs and free trade.
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House
Sherman
Democras
New England
Debt and immigration urged to boost national wealth
The author argues the U S government carries a debt of 3,000 million dollars and urges citizens to reduce imports and increase production. They advocate farming, immigration, and developing Missouri land to create wealth, lessen the national burden, and pay the debt through industry and growth.
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Indiana
Hlingis
Missouri
Law
Wola Brights Opinion Colax Letter on Amendment
In a letter from John Bright, Colax cites Bright’s view on the proposed constitutional amendment. The text implies debate over sanctions and the number of states required to validate the measure, warning that the amendment could empower rebel sympathizers and threaten national unity.
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Colax
John Bright
Congress
London 'Times
Tariff debate echoes in Ohio wool price protections
A wartime tariff struggle unfolds reflecting Ohio wool interests and national politics. Speaker Columbus Delano argues protection aids wool growers against European competition while Democratic forces resist, delaying action as fiscal storms unfold.
Turbulent Fronts and Local Scuffles Stir Covenada News
Reports from Beanesville Couriet describe cavalry pursuit of Bil Forrest and his crew, a race riot at Catroon with fatalities, and numerous poisonings in Indianapolis blamed on tainted milk. An influential Savannah citizen faced arrest under General Grant’s orders for abusing a servant, while editors quote Copperhead remarks about imprisonment.
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