Letters to Lincoln and Armistice Proposals Spark Civil War Debate
A sharp anti abolitionist letter from Eaton Ohio denounces Lincoln and calls for a suspension of hostilities and peace talks. It declares northern editors brutal and warns against emancipation by war while praising a national convention for a peaceful settlement. The piece cites New Jersey and Illinois legislative resolutions urging armistice and constitutional restoration.
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Abraham Lincoln
Lee
Northwest
New Jersey
New York
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Ilinois
Kentucky
Lusk
Lhasa
Olio
Damaenu
Washi
Lexington
Timois
Olire
Wenger
Mr. O'Brien
Republic
Cvar Romly
Great Speech of the Ox and Union Crisis
The piece presents a mid 19th century address urging preservation of the Union, condemning disunion and slavery, and calling for mediation and strength. It reflects the speaker’s stance on Reconstruction, abolition, and the dangers of secession, with references to political parties, Congress, and public sentiment. It concludes with a local Bible Society anniversary notice and a public lecture by Rev. W. Terr.
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Hunton
Gilead
Lawile
Vantannigitast
Tate
Laval
Unilon
Prien
Union
Wimaulst
Congress
Ant
Gabyie
Meyer
Farmar
Isrodd
Whig Party
Republican Party
South
Poibenty Nesind
Callioan Nweitraive
Hy . Campbell Fayaunaee
Weekly Summary from The Teissaid War Broadside
Fragmented notes recount Civil War era events. Mentions Union advances Arkyngas Pont capture and Confederate reversals. Laboring amid proclaimed peace talks in California legislature and Vallandigham praised. No direct war news, but reports of rape, plunder, and death persist.
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Razpahanneck
Hue
Vickabury
Abe
California
America
Vallandigham
Agamon
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Hotrod
Vallandighanl
Fionte
Iovertoun
France
Aj Wople
Preble