Union Ticket Defense Sparks Ohio Debate in 1861
In Fremont Ohio, Democratic and Republican editors argue over a Union ticket. Regional vote tallies in Cuyahoga, Sandusky, Lucas, Huron, Portage counties are cited to rebut charges that Republicans seek a split ticket. The piece defends unity to quell rebellion and criticizes Democratic leadership and wartime politics.
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War News From Washington Front As McClellan Takes Command
Reports from Washington describe strengthening fortifications around the capital and a reorganized Grand Army under General McClellan. With 99,000 near Washington, 14,000 at Harper's Ferry, and 10,000 at Baltimore, officials say no assault is expected until forces reach about 160,000, while an artillery focus and renewed picket lines along the Potomac are planned.
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