Address of the National Democracy and Union reaction
The Marshall Statesman reports a scathing critique of a Democratic address from Washington City, calling it false and treasonous. The piece attacks the document’s leaders, cites the DC abolition stance, and argues for Union victory while condemning Democratic hypocrisy. It notes press responses and hints at circulating pamphlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlastétt
Baltiorne
Washington City
Yar Etzellence
Pamovkoy
Dyer Modigham
Itda
District of Columbia
Democratic Party
Union Mee
Temple of Man
Armost
Thas
United States
Boston Post
New York Leader
Rochester Union
Albany Delay de Argus
Detroit Free Press
Chicago Times
The Grand Army of the Republic Rallying Cry
The piece extols the Union Army of 600000 men, free from conscription, as volunteers eager to defend the Constitution. It lauds patriotic sacrifice, leadership, and devotion, vowing the Republic will endure through a struggle marked by noble sacrifice and steadfast resolve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bs Ying
Congress
Gomo
Republican Party
Lobe
Con-grees
United States
Ahereford
Cox
Obie
Mr. Lovejoy
Chicago
Lovejoy
Corinth
Pha Mobus
Cook
Pensacola Navy Yard
Montgomery
Cif
Balbea
New York
Monitor
Fort Darling
Richmond
Stampton Roads
Morris
Atlantic
Port-Royal
Twe
Charleston
Faust
Tng
Fort Ripley
Banter
Savannah
Charleston and
Savannah Railroad
Gairo
Flickman
Memphis
Hicknisa
New Madrid
Funtor
Department of the South
Hilton Head
Miutow Hran
Georgis
Florida
South Carolina
Times
Osiro
Pireylar
Osivinkihar
Richmonk
Joenete
Ind Confederacy
Svary Thant
Woatkar
Confederacy
Ita
Jervenson Davis
Cupus
Adi
Lavi Mosnen
Regina i
Purmaance
Circuit Court
Calhoun
Ghuncery
Blegart O. Marsh
John Compton
Ralph Clark
Ruean P. Clark
Aod
Ares Lewis
Mary Tews
William Foote
Bens
Anid
Ecction
Auurigg
James Hopkins
Army of the Republic
Stara
Thia
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Marshall Statesman
Slaredom
White Mouse
E. M. Stanton
Pamunkey River
Geo. McClellan
Foote
Cleveland
Hotilla
Yorktown
Norfolk
Williamsburg
Beauregard
David Unter
Bn. W. Suita
Washington
Hunter
Sama
Abraham Lincoln
Stunter
Florern
Thora
Virnia
Fie
Tennenses
Thore
Leen
Perauns
Wang
Amr
Barrow
Marding
Guild
Detroit
Pera
North
Tennessee
Ufuira
Johnson
Phladelphia
Niggars
Nashvilla
Poef
Beaufort
N. C
Port Royal
D. C
New Orleans
North Carolina
New Orleana
Louisiana
Sommerne
T. Abrabam Lincoln
Abraham Lingoln
Eppegeattis Ee
Bay
Seok
Cape
Mey
Oride
H. 1
Spalding
Bag
Nev
D. B. Millard
Isaac H. Bisbee
Mias
Lucy L. Spalding
Marshale
Bertaly
Timothy
Eialinics
Madel
Attena
Ob Ito, To
Bethune Doffiatd
Solictor
Fe Hainant
Hyla ‘Anny M. Sanford
John Meddick
R. Johnson
Thi
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D. Bethone Dy Zolichnr
Hulney Sanford Sanford
John Medilick
Stephen Vy. i. Son
Harsdy Sanford
Yoaty H. Sanford
Stephen V. BR. Johnson
Andi
Marshall Stern
Michigan
Benjamin F
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Marshall
Sidney, Thomas
Knows
Sol'ra
Samuel & Tyler
Mary A. Wing
Stata
Loring
Joseph Mallon
Court Howes
Morzhall
Mayshall Axenue
Ash
Champion Exlow
Begdon
Iven
Virie Rage
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Wes Rakeke
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