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Newspaper
The Democratic Press
Location
Eaton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1863
Page
2
A Baton Ohio note echoes constitutional rights and press responsibilities. It cites U S and Ohio amendments on free speech and press, declares the paper not responsible for correspondent opinions, and requires writers to sign their names for good faith.
The week offers uncertain war reports with Grant possibly at Vicksburg and both armies wary, while domestic civil strife rumors rise. The piece pleads for soldiers to stay spirited and healthy, condemns violent acts against dissenters, and hopes violators face lawful consequences.
Receipts from Messey Walter & Co praise a book on Vallandigham and remedies for political evils with a portrait by Hume Heiman. Also advertised Sorgho or the Northern Sugar Plant by A Hedges, with guidance for farmers. A Chicago music issue from Root & Cady features five pieces including The Guiding Star and Gong to the War.
General Burnside speaks on the war, affirming belief in Union victory and rightfulness of the cause. Local oratorical readings of resolutions advocate unconditional submission to the Government and preservation of the Union. Speakers emphasize unity over party, recall wartime history, and condemn treason while praising the administration.
Advertisement copy details pricing for single copies at six cents and annual subscriptions at sixty cents. Mentions procuring copies for friends and references a musical theme with a Song Messenger appeal.
A great Republican gathering in Hamilton Ohio on the 18th attracted many from nearby counties. Flags and banners adorned the city as speakers urged truth freedom and justice, proclaiming peace through victory and calling citizens to judge for themselves.
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