Earnest Words from Gen Logan in Ohio stump speeches
The Toledo Blade notes General John A Logan touring Ohio delivering fiery Civil War era speeches denouncing Copperheads and urging Union soldiers to remain loyal. It highlights his Hamilton address urging soldiers to remember friends at home and the sacrifices at Vicksburg Kenesaw Gettysburg and Atlanta, condemning Copperheads and urging duty to the Union.
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John A. Logan
Ohio
South
Hamilton
Goldiers
Vicksburg
Kenesaw
Gettysburg
Atlanta
Soldier Boys
Illinois
Lincoln Depicted as First Class Rocket in Democrat Extract
An excerpt from the La Crosse Democrat mocks Lincoln, praising his charm and loss while describing John Wilkes Booth as the cause of his demise. The piece frames Lincoln as a “departed cuss” and uses sensational, incendiary language about his assassination.
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A Crosse Démocrat
United States
Abraham Lincoln
Cuss
Jiim
John Wilkes Booth
President Making Shows Broad 1860s Ticket Talk
The piece lists numerous Republican presidential tickets under discussion, including Grant and Wade, Stanton and Colfax, Colfax with Banks, Chase and Fessenden, Sheridan with an ally, Ogelsby and Greeley, Fletcher and Kelley, Sherman and Howard, and Stevens with Phillips. It notes the variety reflects ongoing canvassing. A Gardiner Maine baseball game ends 1-43 to 2L with an extraordinary ten-mile baserun spree. Federal officials Underwood and Chandler in D.C. plan Jeff Davis trial arrangements. Musard, Strauss and Julien are noted as part of a musical family lineage.
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Gen. Grant
Ben Wade
Grant
Edwin M. Stanton
Schuyler Colfax
Missouri
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Fletcher
Wm. Kelley
Pennsylvania
Lth
W.T. Sherman
O. Q. Howard
Army of the Republic
Nth
Thad. Stevens
Wendell Phillips
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Toledo Blade
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la Crosse
Lincoln
Aurora
Gardiner
Underwood
Chandler
Virginia
Washington
Jeff Davis
Musard
Strauss
Julien
DR Wright
VN Wee
Wright
R. Shelson MacKenzie
Forney
Philadelphia Press
Philadelphia
Dr. Tright
Berkeley
S.S. Stevens
Reading
J.J. Kroomer
Balla Gross
Anay Father
Middletown
Mie Olb
Vansuckel
Trenton
Wand Kramer
Chicago
Fuller, Finch & Fuller
Bord & Smith
Barnhamsm& van Schanck
John J. Kromer
Chestnut Street
Chihidelphia
Nat Winnosoth
N.stafford
Man'f R.& Wholesale
Fulton St.ny
Dizsinog
ANAGH
Perera Vaneaise
RNI
Kavanaglis & Discokier
Scientific Aimerican
Kavanagh & Decker
Center and
Canal Streets
N. Y
Kay
CUB
New York City
Swarts
Freeport, Ill
Neff & Swarts
Stephenson Strete
Freeport
John W. Neff
GEO. F
G. M. Clayton
Burnhams and van Schaack
John PD
Park
Cincinnati
Qc, Crook & Co
Ho“ Manufacture
J. D. Diffenbaugh
Mere Ady Street
Pelck
Chicago St
Freeport Journal
Block
Kr, Pelck
Broom St
New York
Brown & Perkins
Broomst
NEW Hat
Stephenson, Street
L. Colby & Co
Holesale
Pry’s
Freeport Illinots
Confectioniries
Addyl
E.L. Cronkrite
McHesky Is
Iola & Slaver's Block
West
Dario Aay
WM. McHenry
J. M. Brunswick & Bro's
Randolph Street
J. M. Brunswick
P.O. Box
Ill
Preeport Business College
Telegraphic Institute
Northwest
Union of Colleges
Baylies & Parsons
Wreeport
Helmbold
Sparks Randal
Freeport Marble Works
Stephenson and
Adams Streets
I'reeport
Watt
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