Democratic Convention Ends with McClellan Victory Appeal
Delegates hear Horatio Seymour nominate McClellan and pledge support. Speakers urge unity, defend wartime policy, and vow to back the Democratic ticket as the convention adjourns amid cheers and calls for nationwide ratification on September 17.
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Kentucky
George H. Leudleton
Ohio
L. W. Powell
J.h.caton
Illinois
G. W. Cass
Pennsylvania
D. W. Vorhees
Indiana
John
Pausipest
United States
Democratic Party
Epfeches OS
Mer Lell
Valdandigiuam
Bam
Thia
McKeon
New York
Charles O'Connor
Cien
George J. McCleltin
Canddates
Lincoln
Abraham Lincoln
Cheermi al, Powell
Kenturky
Geathawn
Powell Keawn
Allie
Alatesman
Ivy, Sopmaur
Connecticuts
George
Dontcratic
Tha Su
Chems
McClean
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A disrupted historical notice discusses beauty of nature and dew on flowers, then shifts to a call for a political organization named Democrat Forincable Meco, urging public enrollment and a meeting at Invincible Clan hall on Clark Street Monday evening at 7:45. Strong entities include Clark Street, Invincible Clan hall, and Calgary references.
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Dewockecie Esvexcik
Tiras
Stephen
Densbes
Demnversy
Chevertys
Invincible Clan Hall
Clark Street
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Ca Agary
Chicago Convention A Landmark Gathering of the People
The Chicago convention drew world attention as a vast, peaceful meeting of citizens. Vallandigham emerged as the central figure, greeted with thunderous applause, while soldiers were notably scarce and urban crowds filled streets and hotels into the night.
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Egypt
South
Lincoln
Sherman House
Vallandighate
Court House
Sherman
Matteson
Tramont
Richmond
Vallandightis
Vallandigham
Vallandighan
Addresa
Andia
Civil War Era Resolve Opposes Federal Interference with Slavery
The House passes a near unanimity resolution asserting the federal government cannot legislate against slavery in any state. It condemns abolitionist influence in the North and declares the war a defense of the Constitution, not conquest, urging loyalty to the Union and suppression of rebellion. The Detroit Free Press and other papers quote reactions among Republicans and Democrats.
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Convention
Steenanthe
Ita
Nevei
Gulf of Mexico
Great Lakes
Canada
Hrntidh Giberty
Eld
Evey
Phiccntwen
Maryland
McClellan
Agape
Jaan
E Clellan
Agr
Democratic Party
Saulsbury
Delaware
National Democracy
Geo. B. McClellan
Union
Andrew Jackson
Senator Allen
Ohio
Allen
America
United States
Pehees
Great Democracy
Hartford
Ign
Lasinge Drawi
Pat Dosamwees
South Carolina
Tasco
Cotonia
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Cottears
Pirat
Iherish
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Willy
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Dena
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Wells
Catharine
Engyia
Peter the Tireal
Russian Empire
Reneed
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Lincoln
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Ansiouy
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Nera
Congress
Auguste
Pennsylvania
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Kentucky
Abraham Linncolo
National Committee
George AK
Thas
Ay Hodyonore
A. Wells
Ft Wayne
Dentigrey
Calhoun & Berry Ste
Nones
States
Keatiel
TRO
Isunioners
Tris
August 82 Civil War Update Raging Through Shenandoah Valley
Military actions heat up as Sheridan advances on Early and Lee reportedly abandons the Weldon Railroad. Volunteer recruitment surges with hopes of 150000 by September, while 4000 weekly reinforcements push to the Potomac. Florida defeats, Minnesota draft evaders, and European loans top a newsy, volatile day.
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Florida
Gainsville
St. Paul
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Minnesota
Canada
U. S
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Ireland
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Kentucky, Offered the Following Resolution : Revieal
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