Nominations in Several Districts Spark 1860 Political Hope
The piece notes Tuesday November 6 as the date for Union nominations across the 1st 2d 4th 5th and 6th districts with strong prospects for victory. It mentions Eldridge in the 7th as a Copperhead incumbent and calls for Republican effort in the 4th district and a united Wisconsin delegation to Congress.
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Copperhead Eldridge
Maine
Eldridge
Campass
Wisconsin
A Losing Operation in Political Rhetoric
A harsh critique of President Johnson's tour and "swinging around the circle" labels his policy as worsened by the campaign. The piece condemns his speeches as lacking dignity and sympathy with veterans, urging the public to judge at upcoming elections. It recalls a Nashville speech and blasts Johnson as an arrogant figure.
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A. Johnson
Jolson
Washington Dispatch
Cleveland
Johnson
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Monroe county Republicans push for full ticket choice
The Monroe county Republican call urges voters to elect the entire ticket with capable men like Jinx Waste for County Treasurer and Capt. R A Garver for Register of Deeds. It praises candidates from Sparta and Tomah, warns against opposition coalitions, and notes nationwide turmoil including waves of guerrilla violence in Texas.
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Jinx
Angelo
R. A. Garver
Tomah
Register of Deeds
Rowerr l, Girare
Perman
Vedit
Wisconsin Volunteers
G. W. Parr
Sparta
Davin B. Box
Lincoln
Guerun Et. Praer
Monroe
Ile
I. Strarns
Wellington
Strearns
Luise
Strarxe
Trout
O. BR
Lieut
Daun
Fr Munss
Aftic
S. B. Jonxson
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Assembly
Jousson
Tiews
Andi
Thue
Grant Breaks With Johnson Critics During Cincinnati Visit
Gen Grant criticizes the Presidents policy amid a swing around the circle with A Johnson's party. He states he will not endorse the Rebel policy and refuses to be pulled into politics. Commodore Farragut shares his disapproval as the visit ends with tensions over press ties.
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A. Johnson
Soward
Gen. Grant
Sensible view on Republican triumph in Maine hints at broader Northern outcome
A New York paper argues Maine's win reflects national patterns, urging loyal readers to expect similar reactions in Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana Illinois Wisconsin and beyond. It predicts the Maine upheaval will erode Andy Johnson's rebel policy as loyal citizens demand guarantees for the future.
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Danenn Cb
Velock
P.M
Adams, Tusneau
Monroe
SW. Pierce
Adams Co
John Turner
Tenoan Co
T. D.steele
Chatrmen Union
Monroe Co
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Maine
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Llinois
Wisconsin
Philadelphia
Congress
Republican Congress
United States
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Supreme Court
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Indian depredations and large public demonstrations mark week
The week reports widespread native raids with cattle thefts across Texas areas while public events in New York center on Fenian activity. Henry Ward Beecher preached to a vast audience after vacation, avoiding political topics. Plans unfold for a Johnsonian reception procession with banners hymns and a decorated city hall in Albany. military display and veterans in uniform are urged.
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Tread Center Stephens
Fenian Brotherhood of
Manhattan
Howse
Tephens
Senor Romero
Mexico
Alobany
Act of Congress
Naspy
Toledo Blade
Intel
Chicago Quiet Reception for A Johnson Darkens in North
Chicago crowds greeted President Johnson with cold remarks and silent streets as reports from Milwaukee and Chicago linked the reception to disapproval of his policies. Critics say the Northwest doubts his leadership and prefers Grant, while Philadelphia notes Congress achievements shaping civil rights and fiscal reform.
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Johnson
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Steph A. Douglas
Andy
Douglas Monument
Nowd
Parragut
America
United States
Mr. Johnson
Buchanan
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