Wisconsin War Debate and State Democratic Ticket
The piece argues for unified federal effort and swift mobilization, urging Wisconsin to support the national war aims and supply troops. It notes shortages and delays in regiments, praises decisive leadership, and calls Wisconsinites to defend the Constitution and government. It also reports the Wisconsin Democratic Convention at Madison nominating Ferguson, Billige, Benton, Besseman, Orton for statewide offices.
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Monkoe
Atyon
Americat Union
D.W. Barn
Con
Rees
St. Louis
de Vivet
South
Wisconsin
Madison
B. Ferguson
J. M. Billige
GS. Benton
JL. Besseman
A. Orton
Oak Compt
Das
Volmar
Si Ison
W. Gilley
Supe. of Public Instruction
H. Gi. Winslow
Wisconsin and Ohio Civil War Dispatch Surges and Refugees
Fragmented letters detail Union troops under Gen McDowell advancing against rebels near the Potomac while Kentucky and Indiana mobilize. Reports describe regimental resignations, recruitment drives, and rapid troop movements including Wisconsin and California units. A perilous journey through Tennessee, Kentucky, and Indiana recounts vigilance, passports, border clashes, and the trek to Evansville, Chicago, and beyond, ending with camp life at Racine and the Badger Battery as volunteers swear in.
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Bourder Shevat
Taprit
Wisconsin
NS Colaitel
A. Be
Owen
Trish
Philadelphia
Moats
Bakers
California
Baxter's
Fred
Wisconsin Volunteers
Cal. Murphy
Camp Roudall
St. Louis
Dremont
Hoans
Hey
Ute
Hag
Sheringa
Ohio
Dennison
Count de Paris
Chartres
Powell and
Breckinellee
1Th Regiment of
Camp Tanai
Metiellans Army
Board of Militiry Examin
Bavetow
TE. A. Gulleings
The
Argus
Guzszuil
Junesvilla
Styts
Tida
HerJerson
Evansville
Indianin
Bour
Kentucky
Stiles
Potomac
Oueoyunn Ceek
Leesbureh
Painfax Gourt House
Mes Junction
Ure
Megua
Allivera Gaan
Marrhind Hogus
Baltimore
Maryland
United States
Union
Byrothurs
Vidlevik
Acknut
Che North
Shuya
Baron Hestug
Georgia
Sentinel
Lincf
Evaneville
Tidianis
Deff
Davis
Confederate States
Gall
Seliers
Memphis
Tennesse
Adlanty
Cnme
Ernterias
Mangasais
Avante
Nashsville
Louisville
Chattanooga
Tukken
East Tennesse
Nashville
New Hampshire
Court House
Oliei Prosports
Vigilance Committee
Americas
Babib
Artieleg
Oliver
State Line
Louwisville
Gibbs
Beng
Efate
Bow Green
Zigavethtown Gow
Reed
Elizabeth
Merita
Sda
Olio
Indiania
Lewisville
Bard
Owensboro
Jo Davis
Iadiania
Eviusyilia
Ta@iana
Ullnvis
Chicago
Dodge
Green Co
A. B
Iss
Monroe, Wis
Soldiers and Sentinels Amid Flooded Camp Rumors and War Updates
The camp endured rising waters and tents moved to higher ground while soldiers received shirts shoes and blankets. Uniforms were uncertain and morale lingered on amid wartime news from Washington Kentireley and the Potomac front. officers praised Captain Pinney and Lieutenants Himphies Gardner and Smith for discipline and leadership as broader military movements unfold nearby.
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Ie Isa Sa
West Mann
Sentinel
Pinney
War on the War and Abolition Debate in 1854 Review
A fragment from a Civil War era periodical argues the Union must preserve the Constitution and the Union over slavery, opposing abolition if it jeopardizes national unity. It emphasizes fighting rebellion and using lawful means to preserve Liberty, union, and government authority. It also critiques Bishop Tawhee and the National Guy Weut.
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Tawhee
Guy Weut
Webbe
Free States
Union
Bave
Hibsby
North
Ctr
Wisconsin Regiments and Civil War Dispatches Chronicle Lincoln Era
Reading notes recount Wisconsin regiments and officers moving toward Missouri camp. lists officers from the Eighth Wisconsin volunteers and other units. reports on California troop recalls and frontier defense plans. includes opinions on traitor behavior and a Cleveland pource dispatch about Union prospects in Washington. The piece notes Gen Sumner's recall proposal and McClellan's influence, with references to local militia and volunteer formations.
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Ant
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Menticelte
Lows P. Harvey
Rock
Salomon
Milwaukee
Seoravarn
James J. Lewis
Columbia
Perasu Ger
Sam
D.haslings
Thompealear
James HW. Vow
Brown
Poul Bank
WM. H. Ramsay
Ozankee
Josiaie L. Pigeard
STA Missioneil Hans
Astor Peblic
Milwat
B. Dowse'se
Leman
Criy
Herwid
Wien
Nistraring
Ile Pease
Wwaker Gms
Wis
Valeinte
Trederi
Col
Crary
Kansas
Bhia
Frederick
Feneles
Racine
Monroe
Aida Taltrou
Badger
Gonte
Lake Michigan
Badger Boys
Lofofua
Milwaukee Battery
Beloit Battery
Hoya
Lonse
Benks
Dla Michigan
Badger Battery
Valer
Washington
Price
Department of the Puls
Wren McClellan
Sium
Mirnson
Jutorumbion
Ales
Tone
Harris
Stargis
Scott
P Hy P.osition
Virginia
East
Tennessee
Eighth
Kunnell
Missouri
Murphy
St. Croix
Gaionel
G. W. Bon
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Hownthil
Hudenn
Tou Bins
Gouger Lat
Lieth
Don Ay du
Brepien
Jan Claire Prateeki
Vistoe Ilolt
KoGuiro
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Fez Laks Hijtes
WehImig Rowgh
Reedy “Apt
Wic. Young
Fe Holmes. Co
Cnansinmd County
Pete
Beach
Ville Bire Zowares
Cap
Charles
Biehard
Sugar Liver
Crrione
Taiuutty
Tapia
Cyl, Sr. Suber
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Huh
Wisconsin ‘Vivers
Sumyzr
Jeff Davis
Michigan
Cleveland
Cincinnati Commercial
Inovitee
Ned
Vie
Mads
STORE
Gall Anus Sap&x
Leary
Mel
Boss
Salia Don
Elsewiere
Monroo
Wniverss Jugement
Lien
Job
Babee J. Bashnbl
Voontey
Tok
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Ronis
Sheez
James A. Hanes
Thomas Danes Monroe
A. Garland
PR. S. Bridges
Moonrigeho
Garand & Bridges
Atutsel
Monticello
Get
Anpisos Gintisn
Roars, Bauwees
Att University
Office of Commissioners of School Aseisy
Aroivon
Green County
Secretary of State
Capitol
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Wileh
B. Santer
Gueex Cousts Schoorsp
Amonzdaconnesceifhos
Ressawis Weestes
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