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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1846

Page

2

Nauvoo Conflict News and Local Reactions Highlight Siege

The Quincy Whig reports on Nauvoo clashes between Mormon and anti Mormon factions. It covers mayoral statements, battlefield casualties, propounded peace proposals, and citizen mediation efforts. It notes political tensions, militia mobilization, and shifting editorial stances amid ongoing hostilities. The piece cites Mayor Wood, Major Flood, Brockman, and local figures while describing civilian impact and public sentiment.

Contested Hancock County Peace Talks Between Mormon and Anti Mormon Sides

In 1846 at Nauvoo and Hancock County representatives including Maj Parker and Col Chittenden present terms to remove Mormons to restore peace. Major Singleton and Captains Reynolds and Smith express desire to avoid bloodshed while detailing surrender of arms, removal within sixty days, and armed force arrangements.

Nauvoo Carthage Maj. Flood Rice Mayor Wood Wood Daubenheyer Wilcox Conyers Rey Col Chittenden Col. Chittenden Cal. Chittenden Lone I. N. Morris E. A. Thompson Thompson B. Clifford Illinois Volunteers Smith Carthage Greys Col. Singleton Skinner Palmer Brockman Clifford Joan P. Rowains Henry V. Sullivan Hancock Camp Prairie Hangock Maj. Parker Capt. Smith Reynolds Edmonds Adama J. J. Sherman - of-Hancock Col-King Schuyler Nelson Montgomery McDonough Mr Brayman Springfield S. Jas. W. Singleton Col J. W. Sinderon Tiere Nzz Temple Brayman Council of the Twelve E. J. R. Parker Pratare Maj. Pannen Messrs Quincy St- Louis Countley Jas W. Singleton Heap Quaatzas Cor J. W. Sincarton Parken Tlemmeni Imy Col. Chittersden Cat Singasrow Singleston Cal. Singleton Jed Eir Fuet

Settlement talks and peace terms at Nauvoo 1846

Letters from Major Parker and Jas W Singleton outline a temporary peace plan for Hancock County. Removal of Mormons from Nauvoo within sixty days, a 25 man peace force funded by both communities, and an appointed attorney to supervise writs are proposed. The plan aims to end hostilities and restore civil order, with further steps to disband armed groups after compliance checks.

Hancock Maj. Flood Nauvoo M. Brayman Springfield Naw Bosily Tostead Singiston Chitten Quincy St. Louis Congress Archibald Williams S. M. Bartlett The Whig Locofoco Jack Mornighs Nauvoco

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