Republican Union Convention Set For Appleton Wisconsin
A Republican Union Convention to nominate a candidate for Wisconsin fifth district in the Fortieth Congress will meet in Appleton on Wednesday September 12 at 12 o clock. Each Assembly district earns three delegates. Eligible electors favoring constitutional amendments and Andrew Johnsons principles are invited to participate in selecting delegates. Dated August 9 1866. Signed by the Committees.
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Call to rally supporters for trusted Republican leaders
A partisan editorial urges unity behind Howz and Sawyermen in the looming canvass. It denounces radical foes, defends wartime loyalty, and warns that resisting Congress risks treason while stressing the need for strong Union Republican leadership. Rumor cites Stanton as a potential minister to Spain and Stoeden as Secretary of War.
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Fall Elections and the Threat of Civil War Analysis
The Atlantic Monthly argues that gaining twenty five Union Republican seats could give the Johnson party a House majority if Southern delegates vote as imagined. It warns that recognizing such a move could trigger impeachment, civil war, and a fractured government, with revolt framed as a constitutional crisis.
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How our Government Obtained Rebel Information During the War
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