Field notes on Union maneuvers and staff changes
After months of rest IA Wow returns to the field led by Gen Sherman. Generals Smith and Lanman depart with reorganizations noted. Cavalry and infantry columns move toward Mississippi while weather stays favorable and battle readiness remains high.
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Invisible Green and Democratic Peace Terms Revealed
A critical column reveals alleged plans by Fernando Wood and Chicago authorities to offer peace terms that would reinstate Confederate leaders and accept rebel gains. The piece condemns such proposals as traitorous to the Union, urging rebels to lay down arms and honor the Constitution. It argues the President’s earlier peace offer remains the proper path to end the war and restore loyal governance.
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Death of Hon Lerore Haxerett from Wisconsin
The House announced the death of Hon Lerore Haxert, member for the Seventh district of Wisconsin. He died at his home in Maver, Portage County, after a brief illness, aged thirty seven. The proceedings praise his early promise, legal career, service as district attorney and state senator, and leadership in the judiciary. A mourning badge for thirty days was proposed, with remarks on his self made rise from humble origins, his strong will, generosity, and dedication to public duty.
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Ohito
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Indemnity Bill For Officers Faces House Vote Again
The House revived the bill to indemnify the President and other officers for arrests during the Rabens act suspension. The roll call showed 90 yeas to 45 nays, with few defections from Administration supporters and critics largely existing supporters. The measure, praised as just, drew heavy opposition from opponents who argue government missteps and partisan rhetoric will linger into winter and hinder war aims. A Richward Examiner critique branded England and France as slow to intervene on the South.
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Parson Brownlow Attacks Buell in Philadelphia Letter
Brownilow argues Andrew Jackson is the only Tennessee named source and questions General Buell. He claims Buell wanted to surrender Nashville months earlier and kept his army as a protective body guard. The letter labeled Buell as fearful of defeat, unpopular with rebels, and allegedly sympathetic to a Southern Confederacy.
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A Scout Expedition Breaks Rebel Forces in Western Virginia
A Cincinnati Commercial correspondent reports a late scouting expedition from Brownstown covering 160 miles in nine days. Floyd's forces retreated beyond Logan as the expedition destroyed stores and farms, broke up bushwhackers, captured prisoners, and killed rebels in the Logan fight. The 30th Regiment fought at Logan with one rebel killed. the 28th is said to have one killed on Island Creek.
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