The Grant imbroglio and political storms in wartime
A Washington Bulletin voice defends General Grant amid impeachment fears, praising his record, Whig roots, and reconstruction stance. It contrasts Copperhead opposition with loyal support, notes Grant’s interim War Secretary role, and urges unity against rebels though cautioning against partisan missteps.
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Iistory
Johnson
Mr. W
U. S. Grant
Jo Daviess County
United States
General Grant
Sherman
Meade
Sheridan
Gen. Thomas
Galena
Whig Party
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Illinois
Lincoln
Sumter
Gen. Grant
Republican Congressional Committee
Congress
House
Senate
Mr. Stanton
Stanton
Coperhead
War Department
Washburne
Loyal camps and copperhead pickets in Civil War era recall
We can inform the Scion of the JOURNAT that Messrs. Bolender and Carter never did protest duty 'ftre loyal camps' of the Loyal League. It notes loyal Democrats in blue jackets did picket duty against Lee and Sherman, while Bolender and Carter served with stay-at-home Copperhead-Democracy. Also mentions Magnolia Water as a toilet article.
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Bolender
Carter
Ghe ‘Loyal League
Brttetine
Washington
Lee
Sherman
Atlanta
Messrs
Copperhead
Democracy
Unclaimed Letters Listed at Freeport Post Office
Public notice of unclaimed letters dated October 15, 1867 at Freeport Illinois lists recipients including Mrs Miller, James McPhilips, John Merriman, Ida McKenner, James Miller, Michael Miller, Abby Newcomber, Henry E Putts, Sophia Pratt, Samuel Schaefer, Jacob Snyder, J P Smith, Mary E Selah, Eliza Smith, and other initials. Names cover residents and local contacts awaiting pickup at the Freeport post office.
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Freeport
Ilinois
McGraugh
Miller EF W Mulpoon
James McPhilips
John Merriman
John W Morrison
Ida “McKenner
James Miller
Jacop McCarral
Michael Miller
Abby Newcomber
S, Pierce
Henry E Putts
Pripp
Sophia Pratt
Samuel Schaefer
Jacob Snyder
John Schmuse J P Smith
Mary E Selah
Eliza P Smith Rey E.G—2
Themers
Eliza Winter
William Weeks
W H Wright
Jennie Wolford
John M Weaver
W J Williams
Fred A _ INITIALS
PS Lsico
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Eb, Washburne
Elizabeth
Davis County
Union
Jackson
Calhoun
Jackson Democrats
Bulletin
Jeff. Davis
Maryland
Davis
President Lincoln
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Journal
Hays
Carey
Cincinnati
Budletin
Good Templars
A. A. Crary
Butterfield & Denton
Alexandre
Keystone
Stephenson Street
Adams
Magnolia Water
Freeport Market
Aspinwall
Aaron Austin
Chas P. Askero
Arnett
G. Balle
Calahan
Anne
Christian Frank
Clark George
Carolton
John S
Dennie Daniel
Dolphin John Dixon
William Folly
Annie Forble
Katy Fitzgerald
P Field
Thomas R
Charles Ingernoll J D. Jenks
WO — Jaynes
M Knight
Charles H Kahr
Carl Landes
ES Linsley Newton Logne
Kate M Lonberger
John MacManhan
Mary Morris Mollie
Smith D. Atkins
John. Monteliuos
Cor
Stephenson & Mechanic Sts
H. Birdsall Son, & Co
H. Pris
Dillman's
Mishawaka
Blossburg
Pittsburg
William Stoneman
Harlem
Stephenson County
Clbley Wurass
Geo. Thompson
W.G. Barnes & Co
Gulenw Street
E. C. Dwight & CO
Blepnenson and Exchange
Edward Meade
Kidott
Stephenson
Appnovuu
Gro, Tompson
VLTRA
John Mahone
West Point
Ills
George Thompson
Hk Best
MOOR
NEW- Yorker
NEW Yorker
Court House
Kell
B. T. Jack
Twentynine
George Wohlfort
J. H. McNamara
Stephenson St
New York
Boston Markets
Hapoel
Call& She
J. H Nenamara
Exchange Block
G P.S
J. Dwight & CU
Stine’s
Esquimaux Beavers
Our Merchant Tailoring Department
Unitedates
Stine & Bro
Alli
Hill & Oettinger
J.M. Hill
Hembold
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