Reconstruction politics and Johnson in the Republican fold
A Raleigh Fragriss article from October 7 argues Andrew Johnson will stay with the Republican Party that elected him, warning Southerners against hopes of a new party. It emphasizes Northern Republicans and the ongoing war era unity, urging adherence to party control over Congress and the cabinet and cautioning Southerners to accept party terms.
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Johnson
North Carolina
South
Andrew Johnson
National Republican
Republicary Party
Lincoln
Saati
Congress
Mason and Dixon
Andrew Folineon
Republican Party
Cortain
Bose
Michigan's War Record by Governor Blair Historian
The Executive Committee of the Michigan Soldiers Monument Association has secured Governor Blair as historian of Michigan's participation in the war. The Adjutant General's records are placed at his disposal and organized for a thorough, impartial, and complete history. It will serve as a fitting monument to the state's heroic dead.
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Michigan Soldier's Monument Association
Blair
Michigan
Adjutant General
State War Department
Agel Pri
Tio Ponta
Thatriet
Massachunetts - Bavés
N. P. Bankg
South
Gen. Banks
Tribwac
Tne Gravenidgen
Uoked Gon
Morgan
Qol Davies
General Slocum
Prince
John
Yorick
Horatio
Albany Journal
Washington
United States
Buckalow
Penysylvania
Oithers
White House
Wweathers
Iagt
Iay
Democratia
New Jersey
New York
Zeaap
Peter Funkery
Alibany Journal
Tur Dart
Maine
Pennsylvania
McClellan School
Kia Lehalt
Ohio
Haa
Igreyereibte
Democratic Party
C. H. Thompson, & Co
Seth Themes
State Horse Fair Opens at Jackson Riding Park
The State Horse Fair begins Wednesday at Jackson Riding Park and runs four days, promising one of the state’s finest horse exhibitions. Locals are urged to bring their horses as many celebrated foreign horses, including Chappel running horses, are expected. The track is pristine and preparations point to a large turnout despite favorable weather.
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Jackson Riding Park
Jackson
News Jottings and Brief Obits From the Era
Union men in Ohio report high turnout while the Wire saga nears end. The court denies two weeks’ prep for Baker’s case. Judge Advocate Shipman to argue Wednesday on both sides. Revered Rev Hartington, ex pastor of Battle Creek Baptist, dies in Chicago after long illness. Boston church matrimony delays as doors are forced to open. minister failed to notify a party, causing a postponement. Miscellaneous notes reference a vaunted, aging scroll of local items and scattered names from a bygone day.
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Ohio
Fuller
Baker
Col. Shipman
Hartington
The
Baptist Church
Battle Creek
Chicago
L Ord
Boston
Lima
W. J
Hiram Woodryl
Political commentary on Democratic chances after recent elections
A long 1860s era column argues the Democratic Party faces collapse. It lauds Gen N P Banks as a strong Republican candidate and criticizes Copperhead sentiment. The piece cites Maine and Pennsylvania results, warns of Democratic manipulation, and predicts a harsh verdict for Democratic leaders in November.
Election results sweep through Ohio and Mississippi
The Des Moines Des Moines dated report notes Gov Stone’s bloc wins and large Republican majorities in Ohio, Mississippi, and nearby states. It cites Cox with 28,287 and state-ticket majorities over 30,000, plus Union party gains and two-thirds legislative control. Reports from Pennsylvania hint at strong Union leads, with many counties officially counting large margins and projections of double-digit thousands in favor of Union candidates.
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Ohio
Mississippi
Indiana
Pennsylvania
New Yon
Tribune
Des Moines
Toma
Oxys
Stone
Cox
Union Party
Jackdon
Mies
Humphrey
Missigvippi
Reynolds Harrison
Humphreys
Pia Na Potss
Sullivan County
Allen County
Marshall Opiaty
Sullivan
Sabnat
Patuar
Penesylvania Duis
Lincoln
Diba
Union
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Lowian Man
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Mary Garrogt
Mins
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MD TS
Eton Leys
Yankee ‘Notions
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Tobr Oast
Butler's Bank
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Jacob Sinex
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Alhoun
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Sail County
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Sania Ar Ie ii
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