Ohio Returns and Voter Shifts Highlight 1860s Election Debates
The piece cites 1860s Ohio voting figures to argue against fraud claims, noting Lincoln 231,610 vs Douglas 187,232 and Bell Breckinridge totals around 23,599. It references Arm strong and Vallantigham, wartime platforms, and county vote shifts in Hamilton and Wayne, framing Republican gains as turnout driven rather than fraud, with Secretary Chase cited.
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Wayne County
Chase
Tadianapolis
Washington
The Antics of Schenck and His Expanding Reach
A Baltimore city tone notes Schenck leading anti Confederate actions and suppressing dissent. It mentions prayers draped in flags, banning rosettes, suppressing pamphlets, exiling editors, halting funerals, and arresting traitors who toasted emancipation, then releasing them after an oath of allegiance.
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Schenck
Brute Butler
Butler
Baltimore
New York Journal
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Kish
Hardimore
Figures Say A Democratic Rift and Past Election Leanings
The piece argues that Mina Stalednan allied with a Democratic committee to nominate a governor candidate and urges the party to reject radical members. It cites 1862 congressional results for Mahony, Allison, and Stone to critique current leadership and warn against misreading political signals.
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Ucihe Mina Stalednan
Gen
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Mahony
Congress
Psy
Allison
Stone
Muttle
Apportionment of Volunteer Troops by States
The Provost Marshal General’s office begins assigning draft numbers under the President’s call. Maine will raise 7591 troops, New Hampshire 3768, Vermont 3831, Massachusetts 15126, Connecticut 5432, New York 38266, Delaware 1156, Indiana 1897.
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New Hampshire
Vermont
Masyachie Watts
Connecticut
New York
Delaware
Indiana
United States
Canada
Jor Moshs
Gudtlandt St
Moore
Agens
Fragmented political quip on victory and retaliation
A garbled excerpt quotes Suslon Jout contrasting a party’s triumph with Republicans turning “savage as a meat axe” and bent on annihilating opponents. The text imagines flogging foes to force them to recount their supposed good nature.
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Suslon
Missouri Civil War clash over militia and command splits
A long denunciation debates Gen Schofield, Enrolled Militia, and Curtis for Missouri military policy. The writer argues war ethics, the fourfold Union stance, and systemic abuses from Fremont to Curtis, asserting disputes over authority and necessity fueled by loyalty and money abuses.
Controversy over General Schofield and Missouri militia
The speaker defends Schofield, rejects removing him, and condemns harsh actions like the Lawrence massacre as exaggerations. He questions enroll ed militia policy and argues for independent action to protect public good while balancing Radical and Conservative pressures. He notes prior Missouri relief efforts and urges careful use of national forces versus local militia.
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