Airion Meetingo Political Gatherings in Linn County Townships
Meeting notices invite Union Republican candidates and opponents to address voters at listed towns and dates in Linn County. The schedule includes Buffalo, Monroe, Springville, Brick Church, Lisbon, Marion Court House, and Mt. Vernon venues with dates from the 26th to the 12th, urging discussion of current political issues.
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Airion
Marious
Linn
Union Republican
Buffalo
Peeta
Otter
W. Keeler
T. W. Troughton
Eiicontaunt
George Cliford
A. d. Kynett
Methodist Mncnpal Church
Davenport
Methodist Episcopal Church
Tisbon
W. N. Brown
Tipton
S. Pancost
Hebron
W. E. McCormac
Cedar
Pioneer
C FF. McLean
Marion
K. Norton
Springville
A. C. Critchfield
Central City
J. W. al. Anamosa
Aa. Bronson
Wyomine
R. G. Trawn
Mineral Creek
J. Fewcett
F. Eberhut
Jorah Eberhart
Marion Quarterly Conference
O. M. Spencer
Iowa State University
Iowa City Quarterly Conference
W.W. F. Kine
Cornell Colleave
VY. Harmer
Mount Vernon Quirterly
Iowa
Counsy
Henry Kyle
Wald
Catharine Kyle
Canary Court
Aumenailre
Anid
County Court
Hey Sehriuver
Issa
Pranghd BP. Merriam
Bilas Merriam
Wiebrie
Becton Ten
Salt Dinan
Marlon
Masiurlam
You Swallow When You Vote the Copperhead Ticket
A partisan critique from the era denounces Democratic alignment with Copperhead rhetoric and Abraham Lincoln’s war policy. It cites contemporaneous newspaper quotes to portray opposition to the Lincoln administration and links the Democratic ticket to pro-slavery and antiwar positions.
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Copperhead
America
N. Y
South
Clark
Wisconsin
Detroit
Reo Press
Congress
Cromwell
Free Press
Abraham Lincoln
D. W. Voorhies
M. C
Abe Lincoln
Ltton, A
Dodge
Iowa
Jeff. Davis
Ashland
Ohio
Dem
Union
Democratic Party
Bert Sumter
Detroit Free Press
Public voices condemn war policies and call for drastic action
A compilation of 1862- era newspaper quotes from observers across Ohio Michigan and Illinois denounce wartime leadership accusing the administration of corruption and traitorous acts. The selections include calls for violent revolt and praise for Confederate sympathies amid mounting Civil War rhetoric.
Patriotic Resolutions Adopted by Linn Baptist Association
The Linn Baptist Association at Quasquetan passed resolutions denouncing secession and endorsing the Union and emancipation. They urged religious liberty, democracy, and loyalty, praising Union support and condemning Northern treason as dangerous. The crowd applauded as speakers defended the measures amid Civil War tensions.
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The
Linn Baptist Association
Bortok
Quasquetan
Wu You
Slavlin
Clerk of Association
Curax
Battles on the Tennessee Front Drive News from Nashville
Dispatches report Rosecrans holding his position near Chattanooga after heavy fighting on Monday. Longstreet's two divisions attacked the Union left but retreated without breaching the line. Reinforcements arrived as Army of the Cumberland prepared for future offensives. Richmond mourns heavy losses.
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Bragg
Rosecrans
Richmond
Tennessee
Washington
Jeff Davin
Othcers
Graham
Cettysboro
Thv
Longstreet
Bridgre
Brage
Picket
Wise
Rosccrans
Burnside
Jonesboro
Longstreets
Chattanooga
le Ovablast
Chickamance
Ros Crans
Missionary Ridge
Ringgold
Ithout
Nasuvin.e
Louisville
Thomas
M. i
Iowa
Davenport
H.R. Ames
Catire
Villandighan & Co
Letter from Ex-President Pierce to Jeff Davis
A published letter from former President Pierce to Jefferson Davis is revealed by Capt. Gibbs of the 15th Illinois. The note praises Mr Senter and the coming man for 1860, citing his character, courage, and leadership qualities amid national political shifts.
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Independent Democrat
Concord
N. Y
President Pierce
Jeff. Davis
Capt. Gibbs
Davis
Seymour
Lhos
Hoy
Shepley
Washington
Congress
North
Pheu
The Theory of Slavery and White Supremacy Debated
A fragment from the Cincinnati Knauker argues white men protect themselves by force against slavery while praising white supremacy. It quotes Copperhead commentary on abolition and asserts that slavery rests on power, not justice, warning that if a pliant labor class were found, slavery could be justified.
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Ashland
Ohio
Jeff Davis
van Buren Co. Press
Paw Paw
Detroit Free Press
Judize Pratt
Michigan
Geo. W. Peck
Lansing Democratic Association
South
London Star
Argus
Aandre Cailloux
New Orleans
Louisiana
Tie
Port
Buariah
Cailoux
New York
St. Caillou
Crescent City
Union
Provident
Cincinnati Knauker
Copperhead
Nevroes
Nashville Union
Morning Morning ship incident reaches San Francisco
News from Japan China and Shanghai dated August 21 reports the Wyoming with six guns destroying a Japanese steamer a bark and brig. The British fleet seeks £25 000 indemnity for Richardson murderers. Cholera remains unabated in Shanghai with mortal fear.
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San Francisco
Boston
Pruya Kanagawa
Wyoming
Satumen
Richardson
Shanghai
Debates and Defections Stir Union Editorial Clashes
The Union newspaper row escalates as Capt Price accuses J A Grissom editor of the Union of violating Schofield orders by publishing material to embarrass military authorities. Grissom not yet arrested, while Price shows no signs of dropping charges amid questions about abolitionists and soldiers voting.
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St. Louis
Union
Ceneral
Mgr. Grissom
Price
Ben
Pamils
Ibistat
Jane Oillees Are Well Supplied With Sick, Whi Myra, Needled, Air, &c
Reconstruction debate and Grant comments in Missouri circle
The Sec retary of State denounces a Missouri ordinance and slavery policy, while General Grant's letters praised the rebellion's foes being replaced by pro liberty officials. A southern reaction criticizes Union policy and calls for unity on the home front.
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Memphis
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Stone
Marion Co
W. Eastman
Hardin Co
Supreme Court
John
I. Dillon
Scott Co
Benator
J. B. Young
Chas
Wearke
J. P. Carbel
Johnston. Elliott
James Johnston
O. O. Stanchfield
Mowry Farnum
Joan M. Greer
P. W. Reeder
Manson
WM. B. Gibson
Silas Dodd
Henry Sutzin
J. G. Knox
J. H W. Morron
J. L. Kaizer
Miarign
James W. Grimes
C. Ben. Darwin
James Harlan
John H. George
N. II
Firiny
BAC
Pierce
Jett
Chars Upon
Loren
Ogar Furnss
Masoni
Dixon
Uampshire
Connecticut
Unae
Esthall
Jers
Washington, D.C
Upper Laws Conference
Japan
China
Tir
Reward
Ron Toad
Musouri
Woito
Seward
Wheeler & Wilson’s
Europe
Cuettenden
Illinoia
Fens
Minne Aina
Radius
Getty Atul
A. Dantels & Bros
Geo. We Wea
Publis Marion
John L. Crawford
Bate Residenc
Marton
Gellick Nh
Garpenter
Sabe
Jennings Crawford
Usxeculor
Exoculow
Iat Johnson Hell
Baca
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