Civil War Threats Warned by Copperhead Conventions
A National debate over Democratic opposition is framed as aiming to ignite civil war in the North. The Chicago Tribune is cited as urging the government to face growing antiwar sentiment, while assurances are given that the Chicago Convention will act within constitutional bounds despite threats of revolution. The piece condemns violent rhetoric and calls for lawful, peaceful resolution to Union restoration.
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Copperhead
Peace Party
Union Party
Apan
Chicago
Chicago Tribune
Chicasgo Tribune
Iteelf
Ite
Lincoln
Aly
Fanceln
Tribuns
Baet
Vyrom
Anz
Knickerbotker Ice Company
Mathews
Pelce Suventa
AJL
Mathew
N.Y
Clrca
Fenles
Ray
Aeure
Jontace
Fox AM
Okehoura
Sa.m
Cincinnati Republicans Consider Dropping Lincoln From Ticket
The Cincinnati Republican executive committee debated dropping Lincoln from the presidential slate. A proposed resolution would delay any action in the Lincoln Fremont contest until after the state election, focusing on state county and district tickets.
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Lincoln
Cincinnati
Islamiston County
United States
John C. Fremont
Abraham Lincoln
Times Critiques Hinain Coverage and Administration Pressure
The Times faces scrutiny over its stance on Hinain and hints of political pressure to become an Administration paper. The letter-writers note prior publication of controversial letters and accuse the paper of disloyalty in the past, urging consistency and professional conduct.
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Times Az
Anxiouus
Glaas Hournss &c
Times
Sleo
Democratn Ie
Mesers Wade
Davie
Mr. Mullaly
Republicans Favor Election by Default Suggests Unusual Strategy
In New York and Boston, leading Republican managers reportedly favor letting Democrats win the presidency and House to avoid war outcomes. They argue peace with disunion may follow a Democratic victory, while Republican win risks political ruin. Mr Lincoln's reelection is deemed unlikely by some.
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Certone Republican Movement
New York
Boston
Hour of Representatives
Chase
Lewlers Nog
Democratic Party
Consentelton Kapara Gottel
Lincoln
Ampires
Union
Chicago
Expatriation of Citizens From Kentucky Ordered by Gen Paine
Notice reports citizens from Columbus Paducah and nearby Kentucky banished by Gen Paine for aiding rebels. The exiles, led by Cape B L Norton with U S colored artillery, arrived in Detroit en route to Caneads. They faced no trial and were ordered to depart without recognition of rights.
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Detroit
Thuratsy
Columbus
Paducah
Paine
Caneads
Cape B .L. Norton
St. U.S. Colored Artillery
Michigan Central Station
Iival
Sentiegala
Shop
Hell
Atrien
Canada
Capture of Stoneman from the Kiehmet detailed
Dispatch describes a Civil War raid where Stoneman's raiders hoped to free drivers at Macon. Union forces clash as Wheeler's brigades trap them. Stoneman surrenders after a white flag. About 600 capture, 1,000 horses, two cannon, and depredations on homes and people reported.
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Stoneman
Georgi
Macon
Ely
Macog
Wheeler
Alabama
Kentucky
Crew
The Ice Seizure Debate Warns of Anarchy
A fragmentary Civil War era opinion denounces government seizure of ice from the Knickerbocker Ice Company as coercive. The writer argues forced requisition harms credit and warns of growing chaos if similar measures spread from the South to the North.
Crisis reflections on Lincoln and a call for an antiwar alliance
The article argues that national anxieties rise from perceived Republican misgovernance under Mr. Lincoln. It urges a Chicago Convention of war democrats and loyalists to nominate a strong candidate or, failing that, convene leaders to press for presidential restraint or resignation. It warns of imperial tendencies and outlines possible constitutional remedies and unity efforts.
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LHP
Dixos
Mexicans hail royal entry as Mexico City turned festive
Special correspondent notes June 12 Monarc h arrival in Montezuma. Crowded streets and a vast plaza filled with spectators. King and Queen greeted with joy, ball for 3000 guests, city lights three nights. Regency reforms and trades revival indicated by new commissions and the bank opening. Minister Ramirez named Foreign Affairs with broad support.
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Mexico
Empertur ix
Brussels
Duawrd
Claesi
London and
Jou Iane
Don Jose Peroningo Ramirez
Houtin Itsel
Senor Ramirez
Auluega
Miramon
Juarez
Ele
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Southern manufactories mark step toward independence
Reader lists various new or expanding manufactories across the South including cotton card, stocking, and sewing goods plants in North and South Carolina Virginia Georgia Alabama and Tennessee. It notes copper mines and salt works and cites mills and government works as growing domestic sources previously supplied by Yankees.
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Chinotte
Anudletin
Statedville
North Carolina
Columbia
South Carolina
Danville
Virginia
Newberry
South ,Carolina
Greenwoot
Fayetteville
Columbus
Geor
Selma
Alabama
Raleigh
Faetbry
Charlotte
Davidson College
Montgomery
Richmond
Virginias
Ginasi
Tess Baat
Yuri Daeh
Savannah
Georgia
Mecklinburg
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Mexico City
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