Loyalista Unity Against Traitors in 1860 Election
A fractured political landscape shifts toward unity as Republicans and Democrats join Loyalists to defend the government. The piece pledges allegiance to the United States, condemns Breckinridge and disloyal factions, and urges steadfast support for Lincoln's administration and lawful authority.
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War Coverage Opens with Proclamation Call to States
The column notes the nation focused on the war with Fort Sumter and other war items. Government and people are aroused to meet emergencies. The President issues a proclamation calling on the states for actions and support.
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Wisconsin Responds to Call for Volunteers and Supports Union
The Wisconsin Legislature and Governor pledge unity with the President and mobilize support for the Union. Wisconsin insists on furnishing 1067000 more volunteers and authorizes $10000 in state funds for equipment and supplies. The call for a regiment elicits a response from some lower counties as the state readies troops to repossess seized forts and property.
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Union victory and treason in politics spark fierce debate
A dispatch from Montgomery reports public press joy at Union strength and looming suppression of traitors, with critics arguing for strict enforcement of treason laws. Wisconsin notes recount land grant repeal shifts and Judge Corr Eveerep election results, citing state majorities and party dynamics.
Union support urged in Detroit speech by Gen Cova
Gen Cova spoke in Detroit urging backing of the Union and Constitution during the crisis. He said every citizen must stand by the Government and noted Oakland County offers to raise a regiment of troops for the Federal Government if required from Michigan.
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Fort Sumter bombardment and surrender reports spread
Reports from Charleston and nearby forts describe intense cannonade at Fort Sumter, heavy damage to batteries, and Maj. Anderson’s surrender with evacuation to Morris Island. Observers note Union and Confederate actions, reinforcements feared, and fires burning within Sumter as ships and troops maneuver along the coast.
War News From Albany and Carlisle in April 14 Dispatches
Advices from Albany report Gov Morgan to issue a call for twenty five thousand men to aid the Federal Government. A private letter from Gov Curtin claims 100,000 Pennsylvanians could reach Washington in 48 hours if needed. In Carlisle, the convention denounced South Carolina’s firing on Sumter, while secessionists vowed to leave the Union as Virginia possibly secedes. Volunteers mobilize. new regiments of 1,000 men form, arms shortages noted. Mayor Henry offers service as colonel if needed. Fort Mifflin in Pennsylvania is under guard. bombardment details from Pickens indicate strength and resolve to defend.
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Call to Arms and State Quota for Militia Service
Washington April 15 war department issues call to state governors to detach militia troops for three months or longer to enforce federal laws and suppress insurrection. Quotas are listed by state with a total of 78 910 men. Wisconsin issues a separate proclamation for immediate militia service and additional call as needed.
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Pro Confederate Calls and Virginia Unity Sparks War News
Governors appeal for volunteers as state militias enlist under federal demand. Messages from Charleston warn of Sumter defenses and Beauregard praise for Confederate troops. Virginia leaders signal union with the Confederacy if required, with Jefferson Davis' administration ready to shift. Ambiguity surrounds Lincoln proclamation and possible resignations amid crisis.
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Waves of secession fears sweep eastern ports
Reports from Pensacola Cincinnati Little Rock Memphis and New York describe seized gun shipments at Ohio River routes and Harper's Ferry ties. Mass enlistments surge at Port Barracks while steamers guard southern ports. Governors debate troop deployment as divisions over federal defense widen.
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