Democratic resolve steadies against abolition conspiracies
The article defends the Democratic Party, denouncing abolitionist plots as a sham. It pledges unity, ongoing meetings, debates, and organized campaigns to preserve the republic and defeat abolition opponents. It notes martial law fears and calls for lawful election integrity.
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German Democratic Peace Speech Urges Union Peace Effort
A German American organizational appeal denounces wartime governance, calls for immediate peace negotiations, and urges unity of German Democratic clubs to pressure for constitutional restoration. It condemns conscription, centralization, and military rule while urging a peaceful settlement and preservation of liberty under the Constitution.
The Civil War Draft Figures Question Lincoln's Call
The article catalogs Union callups from 1861 to 1863 and totals nearly two million men raised or summoned, excluding certain groups. It questions where these soldiers have gone as calls for extra levies arise and laments the fate of the large mobilized forces.
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Lincoln Opposes Confederate Opposition to Restoration Efforts
A letter from Hartford criticizes President Lincoln for demanding abolition of slavery from Richmond authorities as a precondition for peace. It argues slavery is a state issue under the Constitution and asserts Lincoln cannot or should not meddle with slavery or dictate terms.
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Poughkeepsie Mayor Receives War Dispatch
A dispatch received by Mayor Inness from Washington dated July 22 1864 discusses military service rules noting that a three year term is not counted for twelve months of service. It mentions George Esnesesne and Mayors of Poughkeepsie and includes imperfect OCR errors.
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