Draft Exemption Debate Prompts State Quota Talk
Official paper notes rumors from Springfield about exemptions under the 800000 troop call. It suggests Illinois may face a state quota near 18000 with high military authority expectations and related public discussion.
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Farragut Named Vice Admiral After Congress Creates Rank
The nation welcomes Admiral Farragut to the new title of Vice Admiral, filling the post promptly after Congress established the rank. The appointment places him at a level matching Lieutenant General Grant in the army.
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Bankrupt Law Passed by Lower House
The lower House has approved a general Bankrupt Law and awaits Senate action. The measure aims to aid the worthy while preventing abuse, with supporters hoping it becomes law to help honest creditors and debtors secure an even path to financial stability.
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House Votes 60 to 58 on Davis Resolution Rejecting Seward Apology
The House of Representatives approved Henry Winter Davis' resolution by a 60 to 58 vote. It disapproves Seward's apology to France for the Mexican resolution of the last session and asserts that Congress alone should determine foreign policy during pending debates.
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Duty on paper may be repealed in Congress
The 20 percent duty on printing paper faces repeal as House debate starts with Mr. Washburne advocating removal and Mr. Rice of Boston defending the paper makers monopoly. Backers trust Washburne's influence will secure justice and repeal.
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Convention of Probate Judges Meets in Springfield
A convention of probate judges convened in Springfield with about fifty judges in attendance. A committee of revision studied probate laws and adopted a report with modifications. They appointed a committee to present changes to the Legislature and hope it will amend the laws as proposed. The judges are highly qualified to suggest reforms and seek careful legislative consideration.
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Registry Law Urged To Guard Ballot Against Fraud
The Peoria Transcript endorses a strict registry law to protect voters and prevent fraud. It argues registration is fair, urges legislators to pass the measure, and call for safeguards to secure citizens’ rights and the integrity of elections.
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Louisville Journal Dissolves Alliance With Democrats
The Louisville Journal declares it has dissolved its alliance with the Democratic party and renounces pro slavery bias. It pledges to support the President and the war effort while acknowledging compromises on slavery in Kentucky.
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Draft call and troop renewal urged by wartime leaders
The piece urges counties and townships to enlist volunteers to avert a draft. It notes President Lincoln requests 300000 more troops due to prior shortfalls and redeploys officers and soldiers to active duty. It highlights victories by Thomas and Sherman and cites the Wilmington expedition and naval coast operations toward Savannah as signs the rebellion will be crushed.
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Fry’s New Hall Hosts Anna Dickerson Lecture Night
Fry's New Hall, described as the state's finest outside Chicago, opens to the public tonight for a lecture on The Meaning of the Election by Anna Dickinson. Proceeds support the Soldiers' families fund, and the venue marks its first time offering lectures and concerts to the public.
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Talking of Peace Resolution in Rebel Congress
In the rebel House of Representatives on Saturday week Mr McMullen of Virginia offered a resolution for pend ing within Union lines commissioners to treat with the Washington Government for restoration of peace. Mr MacMullen said Bishop Lay, arrived in Richmond, had been assured by General Grant that such commissioners would be allowed to pass through his lines.
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Death of son of U S Minister Dayton noted in New Jersey
The death of William I Dayton, son of U S Minister to Paris William Lewis Dayton, is reported. Born February 17 1897 in Bask ing Ridge New Jersey he studied law and held public roles from the New Jersey Senate to the Supreme Court. The article also discusses political figures including Mr Washburne and references to Lincoln Grant and Fremont era politics.
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Postmaster General Orders Early Delivery for Congress Mail
The Postmaster General tested orders to separate Congress mail into dedicated bags for Congress and its employees. Congress messengers at the Washington railroad depot would receive these bundles, and route agents and postmasters are urged to comply to speed mail to Capitol Hill.
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Fay Portaimeter Order Redirects Messages to New York
An official Fatay The Portaimeter CG General issues an order directing all mail intended for Sherman’s army to be routed through New York. The directive centralizes communications and logistics for military correspondence.
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Washburne Favored For U.S. Senate By county and district
In a public endorsement, readers urge support for F B Washburne as the leading U S Senate candidate over Gov Yates and others. The letter cites his high standing in the state and urges volunteers to meet the February 14 draft deadline. requests early town quotas and local action to avoid compulsory drafting.
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Savannah Falls to Union Forces and Seizes Cotton
Official bulletins report General Sherman occupying Savannah on December 21 with 150 heavy guns, ammunition, and about 25 000 bales of cotton. Foster confirms 800 prisoners 1650 guns 12 locomotives 190 cars and 83000 bales of cotton captured with Hardee's retreat.
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Washburne Celebrated for Decade of Congressional Service
A 12 year tribute to Elihu B Washburne of Illinois praising his seven consecutive reelections, steadfast integrity, and influence in the House. The piece lauds his dedication to constituents, opposition to fraud, and vigorous, tireless work for the party and state.
Washburne for Senate—Northern Illinois candidate voice
A Northern Illinois push to nominate Elihu B Washburne for the United States Senate. The piece praises his wartime leadership and congressional service, arguing geography should not block his selection and urging legislative support to honor Lincoln’s home in Washington.
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