1861 U.S. election results and Fremont removal notes
The article reports on various state and national election outcomes including Oregon and New Jersey results, notes a Republican wave with large majorities, and confirms General John C. Fremont's recall from command with Gen. Hunter appointed in his stead. It also discusses civil war military movements, troop dispositions, and related political fallout.
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