Free Principles and Union Health in Ohio War Speech
The article defends a unity ticket approach for Ohio in the Civil War era, praising bipartisan support for the Union. It contrasts Union loyalists with demagogues and condemns partisan campaigns that could aid the Confederacy, urging fidelity to the Constitution and suppression of the rebellion. It also quotes Southern papers and argues for President Lincoln’s constitutional authority and the need for national solidarity.
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Sinul
Ohio
United States
Oliv
Fort Sumter
Cincinnati Gazette
Cleveland Herald
Plain Dealer
Fremont Democrat
David Todd
Dorney
Cincinnati
Sheresman
Democratic State Central Committee
Sam. Medary
Lincoln
Congress
Medary
Jeff Davin
Union
Cotton States
North-West
Democratic
Dennison
Troy
Louis Napoleon
Wm. Dennison
Washington
Mackacheok Press
terAn
Mexico
Col. McNeil
Missouri
St. Louis
Tresson
Beauregard
Gen
Scott
Jeff. Davis
Znquiver
Ling
D. Bern
Aid Hk
Wilmon
Pahnestock & CO. Widoledale Broggist
Mary
Penny Taya
Medieida
A.abebohm
D.heed
A. Weaver
James Clarke
Lamer Clarke
Uwe
Fell
Thy Carter
C. Baldwin & Co
Rochester
Porschehy
J.D. Park
Suire
Sckstein
Pitrinnatl, O
Deed
Pamaroy
Benver
H. Fox
Potassa
Townsend
Ruff
Gorcott
Sands
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British Subjects Impressed Into Southern Army Highlighted
London Times correspondent Russell reports British civilians in New Orleans were seized and pressed into Confederate service. British Consul Mure confirms widespread impressment, describing numerous cases of force, abuse at levees and boarding houses, with officials denying isolated claims.
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Russell
London Times
New Orleans
Spicayune
Jef. Davis
England
Mure
New Orleans Picayune
New York
Mr. Russell
Recezvous
Moore
Menames
Iis
More of the Fourth of July in the South
The piece laments Southern reactions to the Declaration and Union symbols. It cites Richmond July 4 1861 coverage from the New Orleans Delta, noting a subdued celebration and Southern suspicion of Yankee influence, while defending press freedom against treasonous activity. It closes with a New York dispatch: the 1st regiment suffered heavy casualties.
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S.C
Mercury
New Orleans
Richmond
Richmonn
Capitol Square
Vallandigham
March to Glenville and Piedmont Ended in Mounting Strife
A volunteer letter from J M Rife recounts a 50 mile night march to Glenville to dislodge a Secession regiment, the clash that followed, and a hard return to West Union. The piece notes enemy movements toward Laurel Hill and Piedmont, plus reflections on Confederate attitudes. It also cites War Department actions and McClellan’s new Washington command as events shaping the conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy Weekly
Oestans
Atizeness
Filitav
Glenville
Secessioninta
Meale
Glesville
Town of Secession
Uncle Sam
West Union
H.R
Clarksburg
Rowlesburg
Oakland
Maryland
Hill
Laurel Hill
Cheat River
Davis
Confed
Piedmont
J.M. Rife
Middleport Select School Second Term Opens August 12 1882
Middleport Select School announces the second term starts Monday August 12, 1882 and runs eleven weeks. Courses include elocution English grammar geography arithmetic Latin French German orthography reading writing mental arithmetic primary grammar and geography. Principal H C Water, Miss Annieel Aruby listed. Tuppers Plains Seminary begins first term of the second year Monday August 28, 1361.
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Middleport Select School
H. C
Annieel Avruby
Pri
Tuppers Plains Seminary
Thia
Thie
Alan Rooks
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Bull's Run
Col. Einstein
Pennsylvania 3Th
Potomac
National Capitol
Baltimore
Zen
McClellan
Rosecrans
Centreville
Wasnxeros
Tyler
Gibson
Ae Franklin Brigade
Pegrars
Ison
Rewin Retes
Tuppers
Medix County
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Carlton Foun
Zienj
L. Miles
Irianthe Kay
Racine Mill Cen
Young
Carlton Young
Brianth Kay
Cross, Young & Kay
Lucius Cross
Racine
Chester Bridge
H.a.grow
J.F. Grown
Ezekiel Worthen
Meigs County
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Audor
Jun MU. Parker
Many Worthen
Mary J. Miller
Ava
Jacol BE. Miller
Samuel Gaven
Samuel Singers
John Singer
Lassen
Milo Kirkemlull
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Oun Kurrenda
Joseph Winight
Rpromeroy
Alvo
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Tupper's Plains
Waterman
A.G. Crowley & CO
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Hudson
Knight Place
Middleport
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Bryan
Dimeult & Bayan
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BRYA
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Moses
HERD
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John F. Miavoy
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Rodner
Mia
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Chester, Branch & Payne
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D. Johnson
Tpper's
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Omb
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