Republican Union State Convention Call for Illinois Delegates
The Republican Union voters of Illinois are urged to elect delegates to the Republican Union State Convention atSpringfield Illinois at 12 o'clock m on August 8 1866. Delegates are apportioned by the November 184 vote for Abraham Lincoln with one delegate per three hundred votes and one per fraction of a hundred. The convention will nominate State Treasurer, Congressman at Large and Superintendent of Public Instruction, and handle other business.
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Republican Union
Ilinois
Congress
United States
Springfieed
Ili
Gorge
Abraham Lincoln
Republican Delegates Convene Third Illinois District
The Republican voters of Illinois Third Congressional District are asked to send delegates to a convention in Freeport on Tuesday June 12 1866 at 1 pm to choose a candidate for Congress. Representation is one delegate per 400 voters and one for each 20 votes beyond that from the 1864 Presidential election. Counties will be entitled to quotas.
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MULES
Adams
Livingston Lie
Bond
Boone
Macon
Urea
Madison
Marion
Marshall
Gs Carroll
Uss Donce Sit
Alason
Lin Caasern
Massac
Ycristian
McLean
Minton Ees
Menara
Mercer
Monroe
Montgome
Voultrie
DeWitt
Perry
DuPace
Mayette
Loa Pulaski
Cho Ford
Ah Putian
Franklin
Indalpht
Fulton
Richland
Gallatin
Koelk Island
Greene
Grundy
Sangamon Hamilton
Schuyler
Ancock
Cole
Shelby Wenderson
Stark
Lata Ienry
St. Clair
Williamson
Sam Hy Winnebaca
Lawrence Woodford
Thomas J. Turner
Cisadirioan
James
Pnietings
Norman B
Dada
A. Ct
Hesing
D. B.james
James Dinsmore
A.C. Harding
CG. Paddock
O. P. Harris
S. 11
Melvin
Henry Foster
Martin HW. Wissell
Daniel K. Green
Willard C.fluges
James C. Slow
Pames DP
Roor
Illinois
Freeport
Iitnois
Dole
Aubes
Republican County Convention at Freeport in 1866
The Republicans of Stephenson County plan a county convention at the Freeport courthouse on a Saturday in June 1866 to nominate delegates to the Third Congressional District and the State Convention. Delegates are apportioned by town and ward with representation tied to presidential votes, and caucuses are urged for June 7. Names of the county committee and delegate counts are listed for each town and ward.
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Freeport
Hone
Lo'elock P. m
A. D
Springfeld
Noa
Bucky
Epley
Éaebellesieiea
Geo Thompson
Sre
Dsterrisssanisrereresesreres
Wsidad Cvsssesesens
Breeport
A. T. Groene
Ward
Greedwood Onisng
Town Caucuses Appointments Published by Republican Committee
The Republican County Central Committee announces primary caucus appointments for several towns. caucuses meet June seventeenth at various locations including Freeport Ward Court House and Pennsylvannia House with polls open half an hour, p m times shown. Additional towns listed include Lancaster Danota Rock Grove Pidoth Buckeye Rock Run Sitece Creekv and others with locations and 7 p m times. further details to be published next week.
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Florence Ade van Rookilt
Harlem m. Deared
Jefferson Jacob Acker
Lancaster
Young
soOranco
Devorella
Oneco
County Central Committee
Ionrad van Brocktin
Republican County Central Committee
Trunsday
Freeport
Court House
Pennsylvannia House
Ap Ward
Batley &Brawley
Flomence
van Brocklin
Nin
Fleroy
Young's
Tomy Danota
Fastgate
Scho
Tarlem Center
Buckeye
Red School
Geo
Osterhont
Davis
Ata
Bulkley Schoo Hans
Gimme
Out of the Union or in it a Confederate question
The piece argues that rebel states remain part of the United States despite lacking representation. It asserts Congress retains jurisdiction, federal courts operate, and taxpayers and law apply to the late rebel states. It rejects the idea that withdrawal equals dissolution of the Union, insisting those states are still citizens under U.S. law.
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Union
United States of America
Debrts Calhoun
Congress
Aulietia
Copperhead
United States
Bulletin
Mason and Dixon
South
Calhoun
U. S
Helens
Moses
Alust
Helena
Smith and
Weston
Col
Bentgoni
U.S
Memphis
96Th U. S. Infantry
Ebony Hue
Judge Hanly
Sumner
Chase
Stevens
War clouds across Europe threaten a global clash
Across the Atlantic intelligence reports tension in Europe as Austria Prussia and Italy escalate toward war. Russia Turkey and Spain are described as mobilizing while England pursues peace. Louis Napoleon and political maneuvering fuel the crisis, with America watching amid financial jitters and shifting alliances.
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Atlantic
Austria
Prussia
Italy
Europe
Russia
Spain
Louis Napoleon
France
England
United States
Political temperatures in Washington after election
Washington correspondence notes continued interest in congressional performances and the anxious concern of the great majority in Congress to secure victory and prevent decay. The writer reflects on the vigilant efforts of entrusted agents and shared worries about the nation’s fate.
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Washington
Congress
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