Patriot and Tory divide dominates Fremont political scene
The Fremont Journal reports a sharp split in county politics with a Patriot party supporting the Government and a Tory faction opposing it. It cites delegates and figures like Bean and Vallandigham and notes moblike convention conduct, warnings to readers, and calls for unity to sustain the Union amid Civil War tensions.
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M. P. Bean
Lecompton
Democratic Central Committee
Jeff Davis
Jefferson County
Steubenville
Sandusky County
Court House
Columbus
Mbellion
Tonday
Joseph Means
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Jeffers
Pet Fuctin
Hole Vagan
Bandutky County
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Douglan
Washington
South
Port Sumter
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Chicago
Uniten States
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Bull Run
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Ohio
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Jong
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War News From Galveston and Nearby Ports
Reports detail Union captures near Galveston including ten sloops and cargoes, plus 18 to 25 pound rifled guns and field artillery arrivals. Dispatches describe attacks near Athens Missouri and movements toward Cape Girardeau, with Union and Confederate forces in action and broader political-news items from Washington.
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Randall
Wisconsin
Rome
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Iowa
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Des Moines
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Charleston
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Jonesboro
Ilinois
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