Proclamation and political discourse from 1868 review
The piece presents a fervent proclamation praising government, religion, and virtue, criticizing Democratic leadership and advocating Republican stability. It quotes Jefferson and Washington on liberty and slavery in territories, laments Democratic obstruction, and lauds Lincoln’s legacy amid a broader 1860s political struggle. It also notes reflections on Thomas Hood and the Atlantic Monthly.
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Voters in 1860 Race Across Union Lines
The Chicago Journal cites the Popular Vote figures showing Republican gains since 1836 with Pennsylvania adding 114,286 more Republican votes and Ohio 08 Indiana 61,900. It estimates total 1860 vote around five million and forecasts Lincoln Douglas and Ball supporters opposing Breckinridge, hinting at threats to dissolve the Confederacy.
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Poll returns show Breckinridge electors gains and Jordan lead
Election tallies from Monroe Sylvester Claring Exeter Decatur Albany and other towns show Breckinridge electors winning in several districts with Hanchett Reymert and Jordan figures. Regional results include Republican majorities in Nount Pleasant and Brooklyn and Nebraska and New York political criticism amid Democratic divisions.
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Turbulent 1860s excerpts on secession and treason
The article presents fragmented Civil War era discourse with references to squatter sovereignty, treason arrests, and Union defense. It mentions General Buckley marching on Washington, Secretary Cobb’s arrest, and John Minor Botts elected commander to defend the Union, amid debates on territorial sovereignty and congressional power.
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Fragmented Political Echoes From A Turbulent Era
A garbled column recalls antebellum debates with quotes about Mr. Clay and Lincoln, abolitionist tensions, and U S slave trade cruelties aboard ships like the Storm King. It also mentions electoral math for Lincoln and Hamlin, a brass-bound musical convention, Breckinridge letters, and Pennsylvania electoral intrigue amid party realignments.
Murder rumor confirms Bewley killing in Texas region
A letter to the Texas Christian Advocate from Rev H W Sathae logymian of the Methodist Episcopal Church South corroborates reports of the murder of Rev Antony Bewley of Fort Worth by proslavery men in Texas. The note describes moves between Fort Worth Springfield and Missouri, mentions Willett as Bewley’s son in law, and notes vigilante concerns and possible execution timing without graphic detail.
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