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Coshocton Age

Location

Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1868

Page

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Congressional results and party gains in Coshocton area race turnout

Apparent statewide counts show Democratic gains in several townships such as Mulleewall and Crawford, with Republican gains in others like Franklin and Jefferson. In Coshocton County overall, Democrats lead by roughly 476, with a Republican gain near 40. multiple districts elect Union or Democratic candidates, mapping a mixed statewide outcome and likely statewide governance shifts.

Morgan Inhic District Coshocton County

The Grandest Fizzle of the Campaign in Coshocton

A dramatic 1860s style political tract denounces coercion at Coshocton polls. It accuses Copperheads of voter intimidation, claims Unionists faced insults and arbitrary refusals, and calls for a Union meeting at Harbaugh’s Hall to prevent a repeat of the alleged abuses. It cites a drunken rally at Democratic HQ and urges turnout for Grant.

Democratic Grant Ee Union Coshocton Union Harbaugh Sfil

Untitled fragment on Unionists and forces

Fragmentary report mentions Unionists and a sect of forces with figures cited, stating soon about 500 wagons and 400 horsemen in profession. The text is garbled with missing proper nouns and places, preventing precise attribution or location.

Procession finale and political clash echo in Cadiz street

The page narrates a tumultuous procession ending in a Public Square gathering of about 55,000 led by Thomas Americk as chair. Speakers from Pittsburgh and Columbus address Loyal Union supporters while banners glow. A separate political note recalls a 1862 House vote on Treasury notes and coin payments, highlighting Democratic splits and gold-interest alignment.

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Vote on Heeth Fonder Act splits Democrats and Republicans

Fragments note a heated congressional vote on a Senate amendment to the Heeth Fonder Act regarding which bonds may bear interest in gold. The record lists numerous lawmakers by state, highlighting a partisan split and claims of responsibility forcurrency outcomes. The piece also contains notices about advertising and a local business change.

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Politics and War Era Letters From Copperhead Viewpoints in North Carolina

Excerpts cite Wills Bistola of Chestnuts and Burton once Confederate officers as Republican hopefuls in North Carolina. Letters condemn Northern Democracy yet praise Gen Geauk and Copperhead aims to restore Union. Also notes 1962 Episcopal Convention in New York City with patriotic resolutions by Murry Hoffman and Dr Goodwin.

Ger Berts Burton Republic North Carolina Republicus Geauk Wis Ifo Sivwoun Roghestar Democrat Copperhead Dr. Goodwin

Opposition Speech on Prayer for Rebellion in New Jersey

The next day the subject resurfaced on a New Jersey resolution calling on the Bishop to offer a form of prayer about the wicked rebellion and the safety of the country. Seymour spoke against pronouncing an opinion against the Southern brothers and urged pausing condemnation of absent thousands.

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