Speech on October 11 and November polls in Ohio campaign
Fragmented OCR notes recount a Lancaster Ohio speech by Jacob Wolf urging voters to back peace terms and condemnation of Finck. It critiques Long and Finck, cites Glass Globe references, attacks Grant, McClellan, and Lincoln era policies, and ends with thanks to Ohio National Guard volunteers and war department notes.
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Fragmented Political Notes From Uneven OCR Snippet
Incomplete record shows party labels and names like Buchanan Democrat and Douglas Democrat. Mentions caucus action and endorsing Long on a platform. Readers see scattered references to politicos, dates, and Internal caucus notes with no clear narrative or outcome.
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Finck
Buchanan
Douglas
Finck's Record Opposes Confiscation and Conscription
Summary of 1860s congressional voting showing Finck opposing confiscation of property, opposing measures to reinforce loyal states, voting against recruiting in disloyal areas, opposing homesteads for soldiers on rebel lands, resisting national currency policies, and defending Alexander Long while opposing his censure. Also notes his alignment with Wood, Vorkees, Long, and Harrie.
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Finck
Congressional Globe
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Sve Globe
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Finck's Platform From the Ohio Bugle August
The 14th Congressional district convention at Circleville renominated Hon. William B. Finck by acclamation. The platform called for immediate cessation of hostilities and peace negotiations, endorsing Long’s peace plan while affirming union restoration through negotiation and end to war. A reader note from the Richwood Whig links McClellan’s career to war policy and praises a cautious, strategic critique of union leadership during Civil War battles.
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14Th Congressional District
Circleville
Wi. B. Finck
Lange
Caromend
Chicago
Weston
Rio
A. Remleat
Alexander Long
du Congress
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Long
Resolutions Endorsing Union Defense and North Abhorrence
A Civil War era document from veterans denounces Northern dissenters opposing government war aims. It endorses loyalty, calls for suppression of antiwar actions, and supports Lincoln and the Union, urging publication in multiple newspapers.
Pendleton Speech Echoes Conciliation Amid Civil War Ties
A 1861 record quotes Hon. Pendleton’s speech urging calm and unity through a forthcoming convention. He pleads for conciliation between factions, warns against forcing separation, and imagines a peaceful reunification under a shared government if possible. The speech references the South and a potential departure from the Union.
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Congress
Chicago
Cinvinnath
Gun Boat McClellan referenced in Malvern boarding scene
Two boys read about Gun Boat McClellan in a Malvern scene. They question the term Gas Bost McClellan and recall a boy’s vague memory of being aboard, with muddled names and events. The fragment hints at a Civil War or naval topic discussed onboard.
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