Patriots and Tories Split Jefferson County Democratic Debate
Fremont Journal reports a heated Jefferson County gathering where Democrats split into pro government patriots and anti union tories. Kingpin Bean and allies push a hard line, while others accuse Vallandigham supporters of treason as the party rumbles over delegates to the State Convention and loyalty to the Union.
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Court House
Mats
The
Messenger
Vallandigham
Joff
Davis
Beauregant
Bean
Jeff
Beauregard
T. P. Finefrock
Hiram Haff
Martin Wright
Theas
Union
M. P. Bean
Lecompton
Democratic Central Committee
Jeff Davis
Jefferson County
Steubenville
Sandusky County
Columbus
Joseph Means
Dem. Con. Com
Jefferance
Finefrock
Haff
Wright
Oliver McIntyra
Jonathan Herbster
Mr. Bean
J. L. Greene
Jeff. Davis
Paul Tow
Townsend
Greene
Paul
Keeler
Iiepucionol Lang — Moss
Beven
Fremont
Diahonor
Duty to defend the Constitution and oppose traitors
A radical call urges every citizen to uphold the Constitution and oppose those who aid enemies. It condemns a publisher and political factions, labels critics as rebels, and defends government authority. An act to confiscate property tied to insurrection is presented with legal language and enforcement details.
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Dennison
Ohio
Ima
Tory
Snapeesson
Lincoln
Southern Confederacy
Republican Party
Mr. Douglas
Aereiger
Happines
United States
Ares
Earth
Heaven
Also
Plains
Mr. Bean
Messra
Everett
Stilwell
Clapp
Bean
Fremont
Bean Hna
Congress
M. Diett
Senate
House of Representatives
United States of America
Com
Witless Patel Petty
Amy
Bell Run
Lincoln and Cabinet Trust Amid Civil War Crisis
A Lincoln administration defense argues the President and his Cabinet meet the demands of war with diligence and patriotism. The piece urges unity, condemns opposition as aid to the enemy, cites Democratic dissidents, and underscores the government’s duty to preserve the Union and suppress rebellion.
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Lincoln
Seepitaed
Vhus
Dongina
Pato
United States
Jefferson Davia
Seward
Mr. Cameron
War News Chronicle Details Rebel Prizes and Naval Moves
The Navy Department notes a Confederate vessel, the 1. FL Martin of Boston, captured by the South Carolina near Galveston. The Union steamer took ten vessels, including Shark and Sam Houston, with cargoes of lumber and mail bags. Reports from Mosquito Point warn of Confederate fortifications. new rifled guns arrive. Congress approves pay increases for volunteers, while loans and nominations proceed. Battles near Athens Missouri yield Union victory. Keokuk troops reinforced.
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Wasuntoror
Navy Department
Bommnodore Goldabera
Shark
Vonna
Ann Ryan
McCanfield
Lewisn
Dart
Coralia
Falcon
Geo. Baker
Sam Houston
St. Marks
Florida
Geo. B. Sloat
Bond
Holland
Hightown
Potomac
Mosquito Point
Rappahanock River
Wasurorow
Latham
California
N. Y. Post
Treasury Department
Maryland
Prince Napoleon
Seward
Mt. Vernon
Gen. Butler
Fortress Monroe
Butler
Philadelphia News on Civil War Skirmishes and Politics
Reports from Aug 6 describe Gen. Lyon moving from Dog Spring toward Me-OGullochster with Missouri regiments and Home Guards as rebels retreat south. Cincinnati letters note Cape Girardeau threat, Bird's Point, and New Madrid entrenchments. Missouri and Illinois regiments mobilize. Indiana reports large force readiness. Democratic state convention at Columbus endorses unity and opposes suspending habeas corpus. Breckinridge criticized in Kentucky Union remarks, with calls for treason trials.
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Dog Spring
Mattie
Loum
Thareda
Gog. Lyon
Missouri
Kangas
McQiellan
Horn
Lyon
Me‘ogullochster
Fayette Road
Anid
Missouri Volunteers
Tem
Cincinnati Commercial
Cairo
Prentiss
Coumy
Cape Girardeau
Intan
Brown
Cape
McArthur
Cul. Marsh
Ketcham
Charleston
Bird's Point
Girardeau
Mound City
Justin
Madrid
Pillow
New Madrrid
Lattimer
New Madrid
Bird
St. Louis
Jonesboro
Illinois
Iinois Central Railroad
President's Power to Suspend Habeas Corpus Debate
A dated pamphlet debate on the presidents authority to suspend the writ amid a civil insurrection. Judge Bates argues the President may arrest suspected insurgents, while the author denies suspending habeas corpus, stressing constitutional duty to defend the Union. Mentions Martinsburg prisoners and military actions near Winchester.
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Neneteen
Bates
Aayat Sam
Anga
High Court
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Seige Ed Stomgaing
Washington
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Chicago
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Robert Schenck
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Memenger
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Sandusky Register
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Wood
Burnet
Kentucky
Reid
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Manassas
Cincinnati Times
Kepler
Magraw
Harris
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the War News
Washington Bema
New York
Tribune
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2D Infantry
Fort Abercrombie
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Iowa
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Guthrie
Int
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Aiken
Philadelphia
U. S
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Fort Mifflin
D. A. Starkweather
H. B. Payne
H. J. Jewett
John Rcett Harrison
Supreme Court
T. J
Whitjgondinus
Indianapolis Journal
Indiana
Winchester
John C. Breckinridge
Home Guards
Iian
Erwin Caan
Aude
von Pamonens
Richmond
Martinsburg
Allany Evening Journal
John E. Wool Haw
26Th New York Regiment
Alexandria
Nepy
Neauregard
Ilemdauaraine
Mr. Gamble
Elm Grove
SOMA
Olen
Merry
Matines City
J. Nathan
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Box
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Childers
Pete Jonkine
We Kincade
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Theodor Toursaie
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Don
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