Democratic district conventions mobilize against Lincoln dynasty
Local Democratic groups condemn central committee moves to deny district conventions and push a unified National Convention stance. They decry policy shifts, call for firm defense of constitutional rights, and urge bold, principled action in upcoming state and national matters.
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State Central Committee
Robespierre
Danton
Marat
Buncomb
W.E. Niblack
Jno
Geo. B. McClellan
United States
Columbus
Sammel H. Buskirk
National Democratic Committee
Albany
New York
W. H. Harrington
Washington
B. F. Jones
Bartholomew
Bartholomew, Jackson
Jennings
BE. Jones
T. J. Reilly
Samuel Holmes
Jackson
Wm. McEwen
W. W. Shields
Thos. Armstrong
Switzerland
Sylvanus Mainville
Brown
John Morgan
Marcus Levy
Dearborn
Cambridge City
State Sentinel
Lafe Develin
Wayne
William Applegate
Fayette
C. Gauf
Henry
Eli Pigiman
James Brown
Randolph
James ‘Eldeveer Wayne
J.C
Perkins
Erkins
Supreme Court
Richmond
Jeffersonian
Lafe
L. P. Milligan
Huntington
David Studibaker
Adams
N. Burwell
Wells
H. Coe
Grant
Democratic State Central Committee
Judas
Statue of Liberty at Capitol sparks abolitionist row
In Washington a statue on the Capitol dome has been defaced with an acid stain by abolitionists, claiming to prevent marble discoloration. The New York Day Book rejects the excuse, noting the Goddess of Justice atop New York City Hall remains white for fifty years.
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New Albany
St. Patrick’s Day
Levi Sparks
Clark
John Menaugh
Washington
Hamilton Smith
Perry
A. M. Black
Orange
J.B. McDonald
T. A. Hendricks
Marion
Thos. Dowling
Vigo
D. Turpie
George B. McClellan
Maumea
Wabash
Copperhead
Capital
New York City
Justice
Logansport and Northern Indiana Railroad revival eyed
The Logansport and Northern Indiana Railroad revival appears likely to be completed, driven by energetic men along the line. The route would run from Logansport up the Eel River Valley through Liberty Mills and North Manchester to Auburn, DeKalb County, then to Norristown on the Air Line Railroad, touching Allen County near Vel River township and crossing the Tima Plank road about fifteen miles north of the city.
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Eap
Vel River Township
Tima Plank Road
Weather moderates after cold spell boosting sleighing and lumber prospects
The weather has warmed from January 1 to today, improving comfort. Sleighing since Monday the 4th has been excellent, aiding log transport. Strong sleighing implies substantial lumber supply for sawmills and potentially higher prices next summer, depending on Lincoln currency depreciation. Rumor says Hon. F P Buarr of Missouri joined the House to oppose Missouri radicals and act as CiATe’s champion.
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Pop Hon
F.P. Buarr
Missouri
Funeral of Col Fletcher Webster and mournful return of his father
The private funeral of Col Fletcher Webster was held at his residence on Wednesday September 10. The body was transported from Boston in an ornate hearse via Hingham and the South Shore. Rev Alden led services as the coffin rested on the father’s writing desk, then moved to the tomb with the nation in mourning.
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Col
Fletcher Webster
Plymouth Rock
Marshfield
Fletcher W
Boston
Hingham
South Shore
Lederetseabee
Kingston
Mr. Alden
Peter Harvey
Farwell
Earth
Coinage figures and wartime notes from a 1863 era mint
The report lists 1863 United States Mint productions by metal and denomination including gold pieces such as double eagles and half eagles, silver dollars and half dollars, quarters and dimes with totals. A second item describes Indiana Colonel activities profiteering and jewelry shipments amid the war, and a brief note on a German Reichsrat meeting about Washington minister salaries and possible Confederate recognition.
Resolution of Democratic Congress Members on Restoring States
A caucus of Democratic members of Congress on the 12th inst passed a resolution urging the restoration of all states to the Union. It calls for a policy toward states with insurrection to end the costly war and restore constitutional rights to the people.
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America
United States
Virginia
Kentucky
Lee
Longstreet
Baltimore
Congres
Democratic National Committee
Cincinnati
Charleston
Dunderburg
Dahlgren
Congress
Union
Copperhead threats and irregularity in war policy stir Maryland
The Boston Com commerce warns that the Copperhead influence aims to skew wartime leadership by irregular methods. It argues the administration lost House control from 1861 to 1862 and must recover it, offset by loyal delegations from Maryland and Delaware despite military costs.
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Marylinl
Delaware
Ohio
Maryland
More Silver and Geld Boosts Across Regions
The article notes rising yields from California and other U S silver mines and reports a new silver region in Argentina near the Andes. It also mentions very rich deposits in Victoria in the British colony. It predicts silver may temporarily gain against gold in value.
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California
United States
Argentine Republic
Andes
Victoria
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