Democratic Convention At Wase County Inaugurates Debate
The Pomeroy Telegraph reports on the August Democratic gathering in Wase County near a grove behind the Catholic Church where speeches are to be delivered. Morris, a congressman from Mowfee Whistler, is noted as a speaker whose strong patriotism is praised despite partisan remarks. The paper defends Republicans against misrepresentation while urging unity over party lines in a perilous time. Also covered is a bloody but indecisive battle near Culpepper Court House with Banks and Jackson forces, signaling possible future engagements as federal and rebel movements continue in Virginia.
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Mason County meeting endorses patriotism amid political clashes
A Mason County gathering at Point Pleasant produced resolutions praising Union loyalty and opposing Confederate influence. The Wey editor denounces Carlisle and celebrates Governor Sprague's push for colored volunteers, reflecting Civil War era tensions and regional loyalties.
Highly Important Orders Arrest of Persons Discouraging Enlistment
War Department issues orders authorizing U S Marshals and police chiefs to arrest and imprison anyone by act speech or writing discouraging volunteer enlistments or aiding the enemy. Immediate reports to Major Turner for military commission trials required. expenses certified to War Department Chief Clerk. Also runs order to arrest runaways evading drafting and prevent draft evasion by barring travel abroad with officers authorized to detain violators.
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Washington City
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Bowiy M. Stanrox
Draft Evasion Proclamation and Colored Regiment Call
Proclamation from Rhode Island and general orders discuss arrest powers for draft evaders and suspension of habeas corpus, plus a 1852 notice calling for a regiment of colored citizens from the state. Children’s Soldiers’ Aid Society reports growth, fundraising, and a shipment to Sanitary Commissions in St Louis with hospital supplies.
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Army of the Republic
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Mary
St. Louis
Letter From the Camp in Charneston Virginia 1862
In Charleston in August 1862 a correspondent recounts Civil War actions near Chapmansville and Camp Russell. Major Hall’s detachment of 30 men was ambushed by 200 Confederate cavalry near McDowell County. Major Gall was mortally wounded, brave resistance by 35 men tied to three remaining guns, and 3 killed with 8 wounded including Captains Witcher and Stratton. Absent relief, the unit retreated to woods. prisoners held by rebels feared a future attack on Camp Russell.
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