Eightentent State Convention Delegates Named in Auburn County
A political notice states that AML Persone Oppatul and allies in several counties plan to meet to select delegates for a State Convention to be held December 20, 1804, at a designated venue. The convention will nominate candidates for positions including Lieutenant Governor and Judge of the Supreme Court, with police support at upcoming elections.
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Carrington
Joseph
Bradley
Ydie
Gooding
Jery
Krounde
Chicago
Mary Uarris
Mary Devlin
Hupties
Wylie
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Indies
Myaulf
Dudge Hughes
Coringioo
Controversies and Political Turmoil Reported in Tennessee and New York
The dispatches describe Confederate General Ewell's release, Governor Perry and South Carolina politics, and a planned constitutional convention. Reports note military reductions, Emerson Kiheridge at Columbus, and conflicting views on loyalty and Reconstruction policies.
Tragic Train Collision Reported at Mossin Line
In July 37 Teo trains collided on the Mobily and Montgomery rowl smashing three tars. Svepegrows killed and several TT a Cotton salon 300 bales wounded. Mildling good, tcreaod. Little offering.
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Portrait of Mrs Murrell in a Pittsburgh trial scene
A long, vivid eyewitness account describes Mrs Murrell during a brutal trial, noting her dignity under hostile crowds. The narrative details her restrained pain, the taunts of onlookers, and her quiet strength as she endures the ordeal with composed resolve.
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South Carolina Delegation Meets President On Reconstruction
The South Carolina contingent led by Gov Perry met President at 4 pm to discuss postwar policy. Perry pledged representation by Congressmen in December and urged swift state constitutional changes including abolishing slavery and direct presidential elections. A convention is set for September to draft measures.
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Provisional Governor Perry Speech At Greenville July 20
New York reports Perry delivering a notable address before the assembled crowd at Greenville. He defends past actions, blames Congress for exemptions, and argues for universal military service across ages 19 to 45. He minimizes Lincoln's death and places Lincoln, Davis, and Johnson in a contentious historical frame.
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Clergy visit to Mrs Surratt at War Department debated
A confidential recount describes Secretary of War approval for a Catholic priest to visit Mrs Surratt. The exchange centers on ensuring the pass used for the visit is for religious counsel only, amid heated war atmosphere and statements by Father Walter about the trial results. The discussion covers moderation, the clergy's role, and the proper handling of visits during wartime.
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