Lincoln Lincoln and Johnson Ticket in Lancaster Campaign
The Lancaster Gazette notes the Union State Ticket for the 1864 presidential race with Abraham Lincoln for president and Andrew Johnson for vice president. It lists candidates for state offices including Luther Day Porter County Supreme Judge, William White Clarke County Supreme Judge, and others. The article also reports Civil War front dispatches from the Potomac and Chickahominy theaters, detailing Union victories, troop movements, rail line destruction, and political sentiment supporting Lincoln’s re-election, with focus on the Democratic Copperhead opposition and the Baltimore convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Day
Portage County
Long Varancy
William White
Clarke County
Torace Wilder
Ashtabula Co
William H. Amitie
Hamilton Co
Abe Comaiksminn
Cetcanmn
Doleyoren
Lincoln
Stailig
Olto
Chujriih
John W. King
Musleingatn
Husindie
Dintriet
G. Kovles
GrndAis
Peter Odlin
Benjamin Sintony
Gaye
Smiths
Goss
C.K. Waleony
Glaser
V. Donny
Coronel
J. A. Blair
Martin Walker
Wee
Asebald
Jon A Binh
Lrh
Wm. McQoy
John Folmeon
Cleveland
Stpreme Juditu
Lome
Luther Way
Porminy
Horna
Astiubulay
John Walth
Athens
Saudnekyelty
Clorke
Willer
Murata
Moroin
Paltine
van Eliney
Ajobe
Emma
Poe Board of Public Works
Philp Tviadnge
Aol
Waa
Fanien Moore
John PE Bliho
John A. Bloghan
Harriss Panty
John M Connell
Puiefield
Donita Ail Bord
Columitine Delano
Volver Doredy
Jared Jolosen
Slocik
Zanoarvilig
Gay
Cuyahoga Anil Goa
Janes
Brawironunty
Portet
Wart and Sherman Triumph in War’s Greatest Hour
Excerpt praises General Grant and General Sherman for their calm, effective leadership that secured the Union victory. It contrasts earlier criticism with modern respect, noting they steadied the government, saved the nation, and embodied the war’s turning point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrant
Sherman
Gentrala Grant
Suruman
Linda
Grant Ae
Bhorman
Lap-Hazard Batilon
Whititz
Tlump
Lancaster
Lia Prenent
Weta
Grout
Contemptuous Copperheads and Grant News in the Eagle
A Civil War era critique condemns the Eagle for praising alleged Union victories while downplaying Grant defeats. It accuses the Eagle of aligning with Copperheads, misrepresenting population wealth, and failing to condemn the Fort Pillow massacre. The piece denounces partisan bias and urges accountability for printed reports and propaganda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant
Gugnt
Pate
Bugle
Aininer
Vie Ohta
Tha Bagle
Grank
Loo
Vicksburg
Fort Pillow
Union State Convention Nominates Loyal Ohio Ticket at Columbus
The Ohio Union Convention at Columbus praised leaders for ability and patriotism and endorsed a ticket built on national unity. Resolutions approved praise for Salmon P. Chase, affirmed support for Lincoln and measures to uphold the Union, and laid groundwork for the national convention campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UNION
Unicn
Columbus
Randemn
Committee On
Chase
Gaddis
Cincinnati
Ohio
Salmon P. Chase
Ohio Union
Son
Bed
Saxton
Chile
Abram Lingols
Phat
Dijon
Hurahy
Uijon
Bratinn
Lincoln
Rebels Bitterly Routed Near Georgia Engagement
Dispatches report a July engagement between Confederate forces and Stepherson's men near Dal las Georgia with heavy losses to the Rebels about 2 000 killed and wounded and 800 prisoners. Our side suffered over 300 casualties. The text also notes scarce Army dispatches and Grant’s movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant
Priapynwita
Army of the Potomac
Hornside
County Ridge
Sheridan
Lee
North Anna River
Richmond
Wasursorox
Potamau
Sherisin
Dallas
Georgtia
Stepherson
M. Stanton
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Sho Pancaster Gazette
Abraham Lincoln
TOR
Andrew Johnson
City OF
Union State Ticket
P. Richardson
Monroe Co
Treasury
Moses R. Crailey
Fulton Co
Philip Werzing
Auglaize Co
James Moore
Coshoeton Ca
Potomag
Gorlock
Shady Grove
Chigkahominy
Monarch Suith
Warren
Mie Oriebt
Loliong
Virginia Central
Virginia
Linghbury v. Grant
Wudlow
Rapidan
Georgia
Rela
Growlet
Cloorghs
Colygees
Nation Uni
Baltillare
Mfr
Han
Ant
Lingoli
Ana
Oedaston
Times
Radicala
Parsdatohn
Jam ¥ Coctassa
United States
Free States
Avil
Copperlands
North
Dhcclatio
State Central Communat Int
Wickham
Huron
D. Stuelo
Lens
Jaton Teipple
Tuckson Age
Wallin
Dyvedeinay
Dob A. Sivett
Linkeinge
Warner
CU. Pinkerton
CU. Pinkerton, of Ath Hirai Skinner, At Guernsey Vth! Tonia Hietaelly of Statteo
Grinnla
Cuyahoga
Teuisbull
Dallotan
OMGH
Antion
Lincele
Tin
Ita Electida
Chatohiow
Philadelphia
Stilo
Neiday Iiat
Olick
Hoy
Louis Advocate
Carey Quarterly Review
Dr Wheldon
Barclay Behual
Daniel Wise
Tmio
Ladies’ Epository
Ciyelanatt
New
Philadilphia
Pears
Howes
Thorty
Gig
Conor
Ivanny
Windy Bean
Muracul
Clavel
Methodist General Conference
Wigton
Scott
Moo
I. Gilell
Fenton
Oll
Honey Hyliguran
Moltway
Gye
Lote Lee
Sieut
Rigby
Tiywel
Belitoxior
Resreen
JF Ilewitson
Piv Soo
Robert Hioding
Mgt
Hanover Compta Moase
New Yonk
Hanover Court House
New England
Cuurom
Land
Purcell
Lewin
Junker
al’ Alton
Garmon
Young
Evie
Mx Purcell
Gincinnati
Mertt
By BR. B. TL Wevenind
Bowen
Flutie
Anyon
Jk Tooth
Enngoneloy
V. Ewis
Ellen
Hianenster
Uae
Darton
Annie Tatane
Anita Tram
Nt Beduls
Hinater
Onn Ae
Isaac Levy
CLARE
Cassimers
Ihnster
Pampi
Orleans
Tolla
Mulltor
Fryar
Port
James M.woik
John W. Work
Work & Brother
Korie & Son
Fisher
Herman Indland
Swouang
Outeast
Aris
Tal
Cowen
Main Street
Smith & Eckert
Mocking Valley Bank
Oupcatlt & Sprople
Tajnustion
Strickland’s
uli-Cholers
Chucktail
Khomoral
Cauetty
Strickland
Estree
Coole
Tun Dintrenaing
Strickand
Muittoter
Bryce
Stricklands
Dr. A Es Pou
Clafenatis
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