Fragmented 1840s political rhetoric and Whig notes in Lancaster
The text compiles a dense, partisan historical screed from Lancaster 1848-1864 era Whig sources. It jumbles denunciations of Democrats and abolitionists, references to Judge Van Tramp, and excerpts from Ohio Eagle and Ohio Bugle opinions, with calls to support or attack various political figures and wartime stances, all amid fractured editorial commentary. It includes mentions of Mexican War era debates, restoration of the Union, and the Civil War context, interwoven with contemporaneous editorials and notices.
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Court House
Lancaster
Pero
Tramp
United States
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Hesaleed Mir
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United Staten Thail
Congress
Moxico
Hat Republic
Daetehneit
Tom Corwin
Socalled
Democrate
Bao
Corwin
Dik
Rowtent
Ty Mus
Ilere
Ohio Eagle
Damweatin Party
van Trane
Ohio
Tan
Union
Caton
Alex
Alex. Long
South
Lyrufer
Ales Lon
Tithe Democratic Party
Long
Ciretoyills
Democrativy Congressional Couven- Ligue
Olio
Peace Movement in Bremen County Sparks Controversy
Athletes P. B. Widener, Geo. B. Ashlanigh and George Wolf signed the call for a Peace Meeting in Bremen County amid a mistaken belief it supported the Union. They now seek their names removed, stating the gathering aimed to oppose the government, while declaring support for Grant Sherman and the Army of the Union.
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Hamilton County
Maryland
Lincoln
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P. B. Widener
Geo. B. Ashlanigh
George Wolf
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Te Queet
Thia County
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Sherman
Army of the Union
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Peter Ws
Livy
Audjit Locamo
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Abolitionist Epitaph Traced by Oto Statesman
The prose notes a demolished epitaph for a controversial abolitionist figure, written by the Oto Statesman. It references a plea against dishonest penmanship and a call to stand in solidarity with a “no-pulled Democracy” before the legislature and the delegates in 1813, highlighting political tensions.
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Oto
Ohio
Civil War Dispatches Describe Port Morgan and Weldon Rail Line
The dispatches report Grant and Sherman near Port Morgan and Weldon, noting fort defenses and enemy retreat. They confirm Richmond and Mobile papers on Morgan’s fall, with details of casualties, captures, and strategic movements in the Petersburg and Shenandoah Valley theaters.
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Anil
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Butler
Enoiy
Sullerin
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Fort Morgan
Port Morgan
Sheridan
Wistport
Urey
Yale
Shonarlosh
Leon
Gon
Kian McStannos
Angie
Shorman
Morgut Mabie
Atlinta
Tisputeles
General Grant
Cutt Tivo
Bolbre Petersburg
Willoy
Col. Muttsestar
Gould
Grane
Shenandoah Valley
Dinwe
Bielmond
Sherman
Fragmented Civil War Era Dispatches and Political Rhetoric
Tangled 19th century military and political notes describe recruitment optimism in Pennsylvania New York and the Western states. Reports reference Democratic and Republican figures Grant Stephens and Washburne, urging unity while debating slavery and national destiny amid the war.
Front Dispatches Report Quiet Around Atlanta and Macon Rail Lines
Mail from City Point brings no front news. Yesterday’s Richton papers report five Confederate generals lost, four killed and one wounded, on the Weldon Staff. Sherman’s campaign around Washington notes everything quiet near Atlanta but anticipates a battle on the Macon Railroad before week’s end.
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Wight
City Point
Sherman
Atlanta
Macon
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