Republican Union Aims to Overthrow in New York State
A 1860s letter argues the Republican Union can win New York with a around 20 000 majority and forecasts a bigger total this fall. It references Fenton and Philadelphia soldiers votes, urges a full state canvass and calls for strengthening voter eligibility to curb fraud. The piece notes strong nationwide anger over the New Orleans massacre and Sheridan dispatches.
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Floyd Jones
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Fenton
Alvord
Pg le
Pete
Barlow
Comptrotter
Robinson
TM House
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Republican Union
New York
New Orleans
Sheridan
Congress
A. U.S
N. ¥. Tribune
Political Snippets on Loyalty and Johnson in 1860s Press
The Albany Evening Journal reports on reactions to President Johnson and loyalty during the Civil War era. It cites editorials blasting Johnson, noting Democrat shifts in Michigan, Republican gains in Vermont, and copperhead criticism of Loyalist conventions.
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Johnson
South
Hintriends
Chicago St
Freeport Journal
Union and the flag in a cryptic future pledge
A fragmented historical note discusses the Union and the flag, hinting at a steadfast pledge toward a future promise. The text obliquely references resolve and duty without clear actions or dates.
Vermont All Hail to True Republicans in Fall Campaign
Vermont voters, led by Union Republicans, boosted majorities for Governor Paul Dillingham and the state ticket. The Legislature grows more Republican with Morrill and Edmunds returning as U.S. Senators, while district gains widen the party's margin. A Pat anecdote mocks Andrew Johnson’s split from the party as insiders note national Union support remains solid.
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Vermont
United States
Johnson
Seward
Doolittle
National Union” Party
Washington
Justin S. Morrill
Geo. F. Edmunds
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Tke P. Polland
Congress
Pat
Logan
Andrew Johnson
Republican Party
Andrew
Freeport Commercial College Diplomas Offered in 1866
Advertises diplomas for graduates of the Commercial College with seals and signatures. Names Joseph M. Bailey, F. W. Beaney, Henry M. Barnum, and others as officers and professors. Ends with Freeport Illinois notice of board and trustees and dates in 1866.
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Henry M. Barnum, Esq
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J. R. Scroggs
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A KR. Lemon
F. W
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Freeport, Ill
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Henry
Springer
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Rein
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Michael Youst
Jaheet E Youst
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Sta of
Taois
Stephens Son
Freeport
Tate
Henry Law
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