Editorial Corresponden... Sept 13 1862 Camp Farewells Army Aid
Editorial describes a soldiers farewell at camp with families bringing flowers and provisions. Mention of allotment officials enabling soldiers to send wages home at no charge. Governor Kanwall’s remarks and praise for the regiment. Dress parade and drill praised as evidence of quality, with reflections on national sympathy and political tensions.
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Civil War Era News Recounts Washington Threat and McClellan
The narrative recalls the 1862 crisis when Washington feared invasion and McClellan’s cautious advance toward Richmond. It notes delays, political pressure, and calls for renewed vigor, with moral resolve from Northern loyalists and a pledge to end the rebellion.
Rebels Entangled In Mounting Battle Along Potomac
Latest news reports heavy fighting after a week of occupation in Maryland. Rebels reportedly pressed by our army on Saturday through Monday, with losses claimed on both sides. Claim includes 15 000 enemy casualties by Sunday night and death of General Reus among our officers. Rebel force around 2 000 men threatens Cincinnati telegraph distance while our troops maneuver near the Potomac.
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Legislation Move to Block Publication of State Laws
A Goat act in the Legislature recently proposed stopping newspapers from publishing the general laws of the state. Revised Statutes allow publication in papers that choose to print, with each paper paid a small sum per session. Critics call the plan a boggery cam aimed at trimming pay for papers that inform readers and aid the legislative process.
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Death of Captain Moses OBrien in Civil War memory
The Green County Bar records the death of Captain Moses OBrien who died from wounds received at Martinsburg Mountain Virginia on August 6 1862 while leading his company. Resolutions honor his patriotism integrity and service noting his adoption as a citizen of the United States and his role as district attorney. Speakers at the tribute praise his character devotion to law and country and vow to publish the resolutions in county papers.
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Governor's Message Urges Immediate Action on Public Crisis
The governor appeals to the Assembly to address pressing dangers facing the Commonwealth amid civil conflict. He cites shortages and miscalculations in troop deployment, urges a just and effective national draft system, and calls for prompt legislation to regulate enrollment and apportionment of military service. The message stresses preparedness, unity, and swift action to avoid future military and societal turmoil.
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State calls for militia reform amid Indian raids and war fears
In a crisis urging readiness the speaker argues for a rapid expansion of militia powers within the state. He proposes immediate mobilization, broader conscription, and new acts to authorize arms and ammunition, while noting failures in federal response and stressing the need to protect communities.
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