The Philadelphia Convention Seen As Rebel Unity
The Philadelphia Convention meets next Tuesday in a charged scene. Reportedly to discuss restoration measures for the States it is described as a Republican power play aiming at spoils rather than government. Delegates from various factions including Johnsonites and Confederate sympathizers are named, with Doolittle Vallandigham and Stevens marked as leading figures for their groups.
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Philadelphia
Pst
Doolittle
Johnsonites
Vallandigham
Jeff Davis
R. E. Lee
Sta
Virginia
Alasaider H. Stevens
Copperjohnson party fails across states in demonstrations
The text reports repeated defeats for the copperjohnson party in Pennsylvania Wisconsin and Illinois with policy resolutions voted down and disorganized events. It notes low attendance and weak enthusiasm in Springfield Madison and other locales suggesting the party is dead and doomed as elections approach.
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Pennsylvania
Sinois
Wisconsin
New Copperjohnson
Springfield
Madison
Doolittle
Pennsylvaniuellinois
Asoet
New Monkey Orion Money Order Lines Announced
A list of money order lines in the state shows most new issuances will start by the end of August. J. Timesdalis and W. Bloomfield signatories note the cities involved include Burlington Cedar Rapids Chariton Davenport Des Moines Dubuque Oskaloosa Muscatine Newton Sioux City Waterloo and other communities.
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Ooltas
Anagust
Bloomfield
Burlington
Cedar Davids
Chariton
Gow Bias
Davenport
Deveral
Des Moka
Dubuque
Pealyvilly
Ekandee
Baifield
Fort Madison
Henwood
Trdependenca
Fidiaveta
Lews City
Kookik
Neosaugi
Knoxville
Lansing
Lewis
Lyons
McGregor
Meryuoketa
Marion
Marshalltown
Mount S’eet Muscatina
Newton
Oskaloosa
Oituuiwa
Sigouring
Sioux City
Tipton Vinton
Washington
Waterloo
West
Union
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Welard M. Rowman
Joseph Manning
James J. Smith
Jeremiah Syarth
Clark
Jlatylet
Lin County
Wilson M. Graham
Richard— Ap, Bowman
Dufanit
Yuu
EMS & Young
Plulawil
Tennessee resolves thanks to Iowa for support in 1866
A Tennessee General Assembly resolution dated July 25 1866 expresses thanks to Iowa Governor and state officials for telegraphic congratulations and praise from Iowa Senators and Representatives. The document notes friendship among states and efforts to restore Tennessee to its former political status in the federal government.
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Guv. Browstow
Tennessee
Gov
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Tennessee Ty
General Assembly
State of
Iowa
Union
Congress
A TRUE MAN AFTER ALL IN DENMING FOR RECRUITS
A letter from New Orleans dated July 31 shows Col. A D Ogden chairing the Democratic Central Committee and Col. Warren declining to join a delegation to the Philadelphia Convention. The text reflects party loyalties and misgivings after the New Orleans riot and Philadelphia affair.
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Gen
Berron
Dick Taylor
Judge Adlell
Gov. Voorhies
Philadelphia
Johnson
New Oreans
New Carruans
Col
A.D. Ogden
Democratic Central Committee
Sus
Vr. Warren
Davis Victory Denotes Confederate Favor in Local Clerk Race
The article reports that Davall, a rebel candidate, won the clerk contest, with radicals and conservatives uniting behind Gen. Hobson but defeated. Canvassers showed Davis as the preferred choice of Davall supporters when asked whom they would vote for for president. The result implies a Confederate victory and predicts uproar in the Democratic party.
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Davall
Hobson
Jobson
Duvall
Jef
Iis
Lee
Jelk Davis
Wobson
Democratic Party
New Orleans Riot Stirs Union Referendum Debate
A chaotic riot in New Orleans involved mobs injuring and killing several union supporters as factions debate reconstruction policy. A reconvened 1864 constitutional convention faced harsh reaction from Democrats and Republicans amid calls to keep the party in power and fears of renewed Southern rule. A Fourth of July toast criticized both President and Congress, fueling partisan tensions.
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New Orleans
Johnson
South
Republican
Union Party
Myen
Phemsus
Ausan
Afturs Larowehout
Reprublima Party
Congress
Nominating Ballot Rumors and War News Overview
The Cedar Hills Gazette reports a heated party nomination process with a 47th ballot nominating Pabbard by unanimous resolution and strong local support. It also covers the German war brief, Austria’s Venetia cession, Prussia’s gains, and editorial barbs about nigger equality and Copperhead tactics in state politics.
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