Peace terms between Sherman and Johnson urged by the public
The piece weighs in on terms of peace between Sherman and Johnson, calling for swift end to hostilities and urging President Johnson to secure terms from the government. It condemns political missteps, praises Sherman, and argues for punishment of rebels and corruption to safeguard the Union and restore national unity. It emphasizes loyalty, justice, and decisive action against copperheads and traitors.
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Shorman
Congress
United States
Sherman
Gon Bhorman
Grant
America
McClellan
Limanlf
Nourlthat
Jolnaon
Cnise
Wotan
Temple of the Union
Edwin M. Stanton
Stoneman
Salisbury
Davis
Mexico
Europa
Richmond
Jom Davie
Europe
Johnson
North
Caroling
Johnston
Shornan
Durham Station
North Carolina
Gendoseph Johnston
W.T. Sherman
Kirst
Hicnerala
Seland
Ordnancn
Washington City
Congress of the United States
Supreme Court of the
Torma
Proneery
General Sherman
Armen
Robel States
West Virginia
Rabels
Lincoln
Loyal North views on Gen Robert E Lee and rebellion
A period piece blasts Gen Robert E Lee as a traitor and rebel who deserted the Union. It argues Lee deserves hanging for rebellion, contrasts him with Jefferson Davis, and accuses him of inhumanity toward prisoners while asserting Davis was wiser. It denounces Confederate sentiment in the North as misguided.
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North
Robert B. Leo
Virginia
Leo
Pita
Jef Davin
Joe
Grant
Els
Tle
Belle Tale
Andersonville
Satinuary
John Minor Botta
Lea
Asa ‘Trenchard
John Wilkes Booth
Lincoln
Thomas
Boone
North Carolina
Blue Rid
Yadkin
Christmansburg
Miller
Wytheville
Mater Wagner
Powuaylvania
Palmer
Big Lick
Muir's Meadow
Wagner
Lynchburg
Deleon New Hiver
Grosnsboro
Ga Jom
Danville
Groensboro
Greensboro
Yadkin Tver
Croek
Salisbury
Charlotte
Medienl
Saliabury
Raleigh
Richmond
Knoxville
Dlmont
Giffon
Morrow
A.alg
Keoch
West Kentucky
Bast Vom
A.A. G
Chamberlain
Allen
Official War Bulletins April 4 2 BM Major General Dix
Disputes between Generals Sherman Matos and Wilson over Micon on the 2th involve Howell Cobb G W Smith and others as prisoners while claiming armistice benefits. Dix telegraphs to withdraw from Mao and maintain command until further orders. Additional telegrams indicate recent prisoner executions and a suspected Saint Albans raider cast.
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Dix
Sherman Matos
Wilson
Micon
Howell Cobb
G. W. Smith
Lim
Mao
Morder Pach
Ward
St Albans
van Dav'r
Wasninutox
Armistice talks and Lincoln era peace basis unveiled
A disrupted Sherman Johnson armistice memo and a cabinet disapproval shift the U S to resume hostilities. The April 3 1865 Lincoln telegrams guide military leaders while Grant heads to North Carolina and a broad postwar settlement framework unfolds.
Proclamation and war reports from 1865 era
Fragmented historical account covers Confederate surrender terms, Sherman and Johnston disputes, and post assassination events. It reports proclamations for a day of mourning, captures of depots and prisoners, military movements from Boone to Salisbury, and a witness letter about Lincoln’s assassination with a fresh arrest narrative in Washington.
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Army Free States
Z. H. Johnston
Army In
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B. RK. Cowes
Ohio
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Chicago Journal
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State Atroot
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Washington
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Secretary of State
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William Peters
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