Wisconsin Regiment Orders Contrabands Across Kentucky Front
Soldiers report a slow march in Kentucky with rail repair brigades moving toward Lexington and Cincinnati to support a larger Army of the Ohio, under Gen Gillmore. The memo details contraband policy, rebel influence in the state, and local loyalties amid patrols and prisoner concerns.
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Cincinnati
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Ohio
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Gilmore
Yurt Polsaki
Qovington Heights
Sufety
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Q. A. Gillmore
W. L. M. Bokeer
P. B. Parsons
Kivut
Joxes
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Abe
George
Cook
Gillmore
Win. F. Utley
Utley
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Tee
Q. A. Grutmone
Dean
United States
Law of Congress
Conserva tives debate and reform in county meeting
The meeting featured sharp exchanges over party lines with Senator West rebutting the Conservative charge that Democrats led the movement. Resolutions from the Mineral Point Democratic Convention defended the Democratic party and criticized emancipation. Speakers praised loyalty to the Union, attacked the Sentinel, and urged Republican unity to defeat Democratic attempts to gain state and national control amid the Civil War.
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Sumter
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Gee
Hy King
Faldo
West
Sentinel
King
Kirkpatrick
Washington
Wilug
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G. M. Perry
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Bapé
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Operson
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Congress
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Theas Offorta
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Wisconsin
Great West and Democratic Opposition Echoed by Captive General
Gen Prentiss, captive in Southern prisons since Shiloh, spoke to a Chicago audience reading from the Augusta Georgia based Augustin Detly Constitutionalist. He denounced opposition in Ohio Indiana and Illinois to the war while praising Democratic restraint. He pledged to press every man who sympathizes with rebels or abjures emancipation.
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Illinois
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Conservative party tactics at county convention exposed
A Wisconsin county leverages a Democratic convention to back a mixed Republican Democrat slate. The document accuses Conservative Democrats of pledging allegiance to the Ryan platform, opposing emancipation and habeas corpus, and endorsing a party line that would subvert the Union. It warns that every vote for Simpson and the county ticket endorses these doctrines.
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Piace
Simon Pute Demoerta
Thos
Milwaukee
Ryan
Wnion
Comacisca
Ted
Tin Party
Addresa
District of Columbia
Congress
Republican Party
Sioberly
New York
John van Buren
Fernando Wood
South
Pettit
Indiana
Green County
P. B. Simpson
Wisconsin
Baie
Bence Stoet
Ryan Democrat
United States
A Word to Republicans on a County Convention Ticket
A political appeal urges Republicans to scrutinize county nominees tied to a Democratic effort. The writer accuses Democrats of aligning with state Republicans for legislative power and a U S Senate vote, arguing Democrats would seek quid pro quos and warning against backing any candidate aligned with Ryan or the Ryan faction.
Kirkpatrick Denounces Emancipation Proclamation in Dayton Speech
A.D. Kirkpatrick, former Loyal Citizens Convention chairman and Shelby Conservative Democrat nominee, attacked the Proclamation as unconstitutional in a Dayton speech. He asserted soldiers would violate their oaths enforcing it, while denying remarks about endorsing the sentiment.
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Loyal Citizens Convention
Shelby
Dayton
Green County
Kirkpatrick
Re. Kirkpatrick
Spechucn Bricks at Conservative Convention Backers
A list of names including Airam Ticknor George Adams of Jarmo Bon Turman and others backs a Union movement. The piece argues the backers seek to divide Republicans and elect Democrats, urging readers to support a real Union ticket yet warning against a party-splitting motive. It contends the backing group aims to elect Democrats to the Legislature and favors a broad coalition only where numerically strong.
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Airam Ticknor
George Adams
Jarmo
Bon. Turman
N. Homstreet
Sylveator
Christopher Sveber
Thos. Stewart
Decatur
Jonas Shook
John Winn
Adaime
Jacob Strader
Jordans Alswann Corson
Barry
Mon
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A compact note introduces this week’s column lineup and previews key topics, naming the columnists and outlining upcoming features.
Towsana Schoot Bl en Cleras to bial the
Fragmentary notice from a historical newspaper column urges clerks in the county to return district lists and names, with a request for timely submission. It mentions WM. Green of Monroe and references county offices, urging attention to administrative tasks amid garbled OCR text.
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Green
Monroe
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