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Local political shifts and wartime sentiment in 1862
The text traces Democratic gains from Republican internment in 1862 across New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Minnesota, and Indiana with tallies, followed by a 1863 reversal as Union loyalty surged. It notes public lectures praising newspapers as grand reformers and retells a Civil War cow anecdote tied to a political cartoon, ending with Nebraska election reflections and a list of candidate names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Minneis
Indiana
Dha
Ieniola
Indians
Cedar ‘Valley
Mille Smith
Tuscunbia
Alabama
Rmaggold
Ala
Dallas
Atlanta
Savannah
Towa
Gate City
Keokuk
Chicago
Swck Island
Pacific
Adel
W.B. Murray
Fairfield
Visior
A. Tt. Fulton
Kandy
Banner County
Council Bluffs
Western Reserve
Oita
Vinton
Iowa
Wm. Sayhurst
Warren County
Merrill
Leonard Brown
Des Moines
Prairies
Polk County
Annie Whittenmaeyer
Times
Albin Union
Cousin
Monro County
Buington
Oskaloogs
Mahaska County
Frank Micks
Monticello
Tle
Gallant Phil
Sheridan
Davenport
Telat
Tha Keokuk Cate Cty
Aha Wharles City Intelligencer
Johnson County
A. G Yomkin
Clear Creek Township
Knoxville
Myr
Dewitt
Hans Olberson
Calamus
A. W. Morgan
Hig Gen
Leo. M. Hammond