In Dead Earnest The Government’s Stirring Crisis
The article argues the government shows signs of decisive policy under the administration amid civil conflict. It praises the revival of national confidence and laments generals withholding information and enforcing restrictive orders. It condemns pro slavery factionalism and calls for an end to demagoguery as the war progresses.
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Ars
Victorie
Striking Critique of Civil War Fugitive Policy in Missouri
A regional tirade condemns pro slavery prejudice shaping officer policy toward fugitives who aided Union forces. It argues that accepting their information saved lives and spurred victories, while rejecting them led to defeats and increased suffering. The author cites Bull Run and General Hunter’s Missouri orders as examples of harmful leadership.
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Hunter
U.S. Treasury
Shay
Tme
Potomac
Bull's Run
Hanter
Missouri
South
South Carolina
Beaufort
Loown
Union
Jeff Davis
Convent of Hatteras backs Union loyalty amid secession crisis
A Hatters Convention of forty five counties repudiated secession and appointed Marble N. Taylor as provisional governor. It declared all state offices vacant and pledged loyalty to the Constitution, awaiting U S elections while signaling unity in the Union cause.
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North Carolina
Marble N. Taylor
Jas
Virginia
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South
Escape of Col Whaley from rebels in Kanawha
Col Whaley, congressman from the district, was captured by rebels near Kanawha and subjected to brutal treatment. He escaped four days into Ohio after sleeping beside a captain and stealing shoes and clothing. Pursuers failed to find him as he hid in a fence and woodlands. The piece contrasts his safe escape with fugitive slave risks and criticizes secession. Local papers reflect on Union sentiment and wartime news from New Orleans and New York.
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Ohio
Western Reserve
Kentucky
Cleveland Plain Deal
Union
Patterson
Bull's Run
Gen. Scott
Gen. Patterson
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United States
Eaton
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Cochran
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Missouri
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Congress
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Inyandotte
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Aval
British Dominions
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Whitley
Jenkins
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Col. Whitey
Mare
Gallipolis Jorrag
Army of Progress
Meigs
Telegraph
Cameron
War era list of servicemen from Ohio and Virginia regions
A lengthy roster lists names of soldiers and officers from Ohio and nearby Western Virginia in 1861 including regiments from 1st to 6th Ohio, various battalions, and volunteers. It notes Died at Sam 18th Regt O. and Summerville Western Va fever deaths, with a request for updates from Chester and Sutton Townships via telegraph.
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Remann
Ohio
Telegraph
Rutland Township
U. S
Harlen
Creeley
T. Sam
Titus
Watson Caleb Ward
JM Taylor
NW Ward
John M Rathburn
Joseph Ward
Henry E Tins
HE. Vitus
2D Reg't Fa
Cavalry
M W’ Rutherford L Barker
John Cornwell
Geo Cornwell
Dennis Skinner
Sampson Hysetl
Perry Hysell
David Petty
Thallbill
Eli Wines
Samuel Linchard
Infantry
Braden McLain
Samuel Phelps
Luther Merrill
Levi Pierce
Geo Bowers
Dan'l
Pierce Stilson Chase
Searls
P McGraw
Everton Lewis Johnson
E Curtiss Tsaae
Irvin
John Cooper
E Phelps Erastus Bailey
O. VT
Ernest Bing
O. V
Thomas Skinner
Sam
Grow
O. Val
Capt
Beckly
Edward Beckley
Summerville
Western Va
Ohio Artillery
Royal Church
Martin Woodard
John Cady
Moses Romine
Nial Brine
Charles Conley Lueins Wright JR
Conley
P McNaughton
John Romine
Reg
Geo Schreiber
John Linch
Henry Grapes
Sardine Higley
Oliver Lisle
Isasc Linduff
John Sisson
Adluey
Henry Mulder
Markham
J Francis Wright
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Sutton
Brandt
Lebanon
Meigs County
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