McClellan and Pendleton Backed as Lincoln Promises Fail
The piece urges voters to support McClellan and Pendleton in the election, arguing Lincoln's repeated promises are untrustworthy and that four more years of Republican rule would harm the Union. It cites defections from Fremont and Chase supporters, calls for honest conviction, and predicts Lincoln’s defeat.
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McClellan
Pendleton
Lincoln
Ife
Alion
Fremonts
Chase
Anya
Foremont
Warlates
Fremont
Sheridan
Ary
Rempon
Sherman
Union
Tramlins
Lane
Raturiine
Jta
Abolition attack prompts GOP split claim in Pennsylvania
The article reports an Abolitionist rally in Philadelphia leading to an attack on the Young Man's Keystone Club HQ and vandalism. It cites D. C. Gilleapray Eny leaving the Republican Party for McClellan Pendleton, urging unity with Democrats to restore the Union amid party demoralization in the Keystone State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Keystone Club
Lincoln
D.C. Gilleapray Eny
Republican State Central Committee of
Pennsylvania
McClellan
Pendleton
Republican Party
Pennsylvania State Central Committee
Lina
Cameron
Keystone
Republican Club Meeting Ends With Negro Ball Controversy
A New York Republican meeting at a major headquarters on Broadway near 2nd Street is accused of concluding with a Negro ball in the Lincoln and Johnson Union Campaign Club rooms. The account describes attendees, speakers, and postmeeting festivities stirring public outrage and denials by involved papers.
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Neipeipal
Radionals
New York
Beondway
Atrawt
Astos Lixcots
Jotson
Joux M. Couta
Allen Coovkit
HG. Cantin
T S
Lincoln and Johnson Union
Teus
Apeskera
Doug Rathet
Confederate Recruitment Crossing Cumberland River Camps Grow
The Louisville Journal notes many recruits cross south of the Cumberland River toward the rebel army. Led by Matone, formerly of Russellville, who swore allegiance to the United States, a camp near the Tennessee Kentucky line has thrived for about a month. Federal authorities largely ignore the operation, which aims to raise a Confederate regiment. the leader is reportedly near completing his mission and seeks escape with his men into Confederate lines.
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Loulavitte Journal
Cumberland River
Matone
Russelville
United States
Tennesse
Kentucky
Iowa State Fair Opens With Record Exhibits in 1864
The Chicago Times notes the Iowa State Fair opening Monday Sept 26 1864, promising the hottest in town. The grounds span thirty acres with ample rail facilities and a large amphitheatre and halls. The report contrasts cruelty in history with modern American civilization and criticizes slave branding.
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Buauxaros
Chicago Times
Iowa State Ae
Jaro
McKeon Speech Mocking Party Coal and Flour Prices
In a New York address John McKeon mocks party coal prices and jests about a flour pool as a national goal. He contrasts Democrat coal at five dollars and Republican coal at fifteen dollars with a playful lilt and audience laughter.
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John McKeon
New York
Fatal cliff tragedy claimed two Gosport women
In Gosport a sea wreck killed Miss Eveliog Cassell of Godport and Miss Lydia Varrell of Rye while a dozen young women viewed a cliff side display from Miss Underhill's granite chair. A heavy eastern sea washed them away as onlookers watched in horror. Miss Cassell's body washed ashore near the Atlantic House on Sunday.
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Portsmouth
N. IL
Iman
Mias
Eveliog ‘Cassell
Godport
Liydia Varrel
Rye
Alisa
Thare
Wis
Clark
Caswell
Lydia G., Wurrell
Mion Wurrell
Miss Caswell
Adlwntic House
McClellan Pendleton Support Emphasized in Plaindealer
The Savannah Plaindealer declares its switch from Lincoln to McClellan and Pendleton, explaining the shift and urging readers to vote for the Democratic ticket. It praises McClellan as a soldier and patriot and notes Judge McLean County’s backing for the ticket.
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Savannah
McClellan
Pendleton
Linecoln
Ourself
Greeley
George
EB. McCtellen
Luis
McLenan
Political shifts in Ohio factions favor McClellan Pendleton
At a late ratification meeting in Hocking County Lewis Steinrod urged support for McClellan amid calls to save the country by backing Little Mac. In Hancock County Findlay Courier notes J S Dunn, a leading Republican speaker, cannot vote for Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Inquirer
Friends of McClellan and Pendleton
Hocking County
Lewis Steinrod
McClellan
Nelson and Stewart
Little Mac
Hancock County
Findlay Couree
Lincoln
Another Republican: A Victory Over Free Speech
A St Louis Republic report describes a Monday incident in Troy Lincoln county where soldiers attacked attendees at a political meeting. Democrats relocated to a church to hear Mrs Campbell while Radicals gathered at the Court House for Moniedohn Tenderson. A firing frenzy wounded men including Col Aleck Reed who was killed, Capt James Reed wounded, and Milton Sanford losing an arm. The piece notes 194,000 sick or wounded in U S and Army hospitals.
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St. Louis Republ
Troy
Lincoln County
Circuit Court
McClellan
Court House
Robert, Campbell
Pike
Conserva
Campbell
Moniedohn
Tenderson
S.” Jones
Suverasol
Venetian Dye Advertised as Cheapest Hair Color Product
An 1845 advertisement touts the Vexerian Dye as the cheapest in the world at fifty cents per bottle. It promises full saturation, permanent color, no hair preparation, and durability against fading or cracking. Sold by J An I Mathews, General Agent, 12 Gold Street, New York, plus offerings of Mathew’s Anxiety Hair Dye and related products.
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Jan I, Mathews
I2gold Sv
N.Y
Matrugw
Uae
Tandiede
Dan
Dearborn Street
Washana Falm
Patuo
Express
LA Music
Tora
Wundkemann
Broadway
X.Y
Ray
Dixon
J.J. Pottar
Brooklyn
Iceland
Contrey
Burdock
Dubuie
J. de Wynkoop
DB. &. Barnes & Co
New York
Lyon
DEMAS
Barnes & CO
Ibmfops
Ata & Ar
James
New Orleans
Daivest
Weber
Jamie
Sauas
Saab
Persiett Mater
Rhos
Suycees
Kteora
Tourslomy & Vuillle Roland
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Cedar
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Labimer
Pottawattamie
Jown
Bale
Webster
M. Wall Aic
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Levarn
FTATH
LABH
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Jan Aubitsa
Meifrdaershott
Iowa
Aaeien SB. B
Thomas M. Moro
Appealavs
Freepect
Heinanr
Boston Pioneer
Mr. Chase
Mr. Lincoln
Taney
Supreme Court
White House
Enya
Lincoln Party
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Tate
Duarmnn Sumit
Gov
Bornen
G. Nonnn Gon
Wetitas
Risa Anviex
Sonones Will Dings Citakuss S. Sixsexn
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Iowa State
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Iale
Comusy
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Ollige
Seward
Andrews
Seward Union
Messrs. Draper, Wakeman
Kelley Acem
Ace
Greenwood Town
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Henn
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Jeffersonian
Dunn
Republic
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Washington
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Chicago
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Board OF Supervisors
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