Democratic meeting schedule across townships with speakers
The Democracy of the County will address voters at township meetings in Taylor Purley Doduk New Wine Peru Jefferson Tale Mound Concord Salem Libel Wasteing Lon Centre Pratrirqequak Vernon Whitewal er Cascade Lows Township and Wfot Dubcquorat areas. Speakers include Lepper Stoyers Mills Harker Jennings ONeil Wilson and others with times mainly in late October and November.
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Jefferson
Peter Freion
Ordock
Spenkera
Kroll
WG Stewart
Tale Mound
Key Weat
Mon- Meyeee
Qorclock
Mpenderas
Concord Township
McCaffrey
JD Jonnlage
WO Stewart
JJ O'Neil
Mosalem
Paul Kiffer
Astey
P Kalne
M Lepper
Libel Township
Lettershelles
Jennings
PM Knoll
Jobo Ringer
Wastieng Lon
Bunconhe
Wetneatay
Denlinger
Vo Lepper
Centre Township
Rushenberg
WoOstewart
Hood
Pratri
CJ Rogers
di Gein's
Joe O'Neil
MeoNalty
M Lopor
Dubcqurat
Weatern Sawery
Sateurday
Ab Tuebck
Spakerad GW Donee
Regers
Reeharde
Democratic Mass Meeting at Colesheng
A Democratic mass meeting is announced for Friday December with speakers including Weharde and others. The event aims to mobilize supporters and encourage strong turnout for the party.
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Colesheng
Weharde
Democratic Victory Sparks Philadelphia Demonstration
A Philadelphia demonstration on the 22d honors Democratic victory in the state on the 11th. The Democrats vow a large November majority for McClellan and Pendleton. Reported raids, blockaders, and troop movements weave through terse war notes from the era. telegraph lines fail and gold quotes surface as a snapshot of unrest and ongoing conflict.
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Pennsysvania
Philadelphia
McClellan
Pendleton
Hepburn Turns Against McClellan in Mars Marshall County
A report notes Lieut Colonel Hepburn once a Republican leader in Mars Marshall County shifts to McClellan after returning from Sherman’s army. It claims officers expect Lincoln to order a 500000 man draft after the election. The item cites district attorney history and local commands, with details clipped from the Burlington Hawkeye.
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Hepburn
Marsahal
McClellan
Ison
Sherman
Lincole
Col. Hepburn
Controversy Over Poweshick Murders and Grinnell Actions
The Der Moines Statesman denounces Governor Stone and Grinnell figures for arresting fifty nine people by force and detaining them in a freight house. It cites brutal threats to Carpenter and improper coercion during investigations, plus abuse of prisoners’ families and aGrinnell aide’s torture of Gleagon to force a confession, criticizing civil and religious leaders for fueling savage conduct.
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Stone
Grinnell
Baker
K. O
Carpenter
Anttit
Rock Island
Heaven
Gnion' Tome Guarda
Gleason
Tramlin
Gleagon
der Moines
Lincoln Acknowledged Regret Over McClellan Reinforcement
A New York Times style correspondent reports that Abraham Lincoln told Catherine Beecher he would regret not reinforcing McClellan on the Peninsula. The letter claims soldiers preferred McClellan and the dying draftsman from Illinois was sent to Spring field on a bed.
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Abraham Lincoln
Catherine Beecher
Henry Ward Beecher
McClellan
New York
Zridune
Addy
Mind and body shaped by discipline and effort
The text compares the mind to the body, arguing that exercise strengthens both while neglect and indolence weaken them, and asserts that both are improved through disciplined, regular effort.
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Mises
Sherman Pressing Hood Near Galesville in Civil War News
Dispatches from Cincinnati and New York report Union forces under Sherman pressing Hood near the Coosa river with Hood retreating toward Gadaden. The railroad from Chattanooga to Atlanta was completed. The Herald notes no respite for Sherman’s troops after recent battles and cites captured artillery, wagons, ammunition, and thousands of arms from the enemy in the Valley operations.
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