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Newspaper
The Democratic Press
Location
Eaton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1863
Page
2
A June 4 1863 piece from Eaton Ohio recounts constitutional rights and press freedom, notes editor responsibilities, and reports on a large Preble county Democratic meeting defending free speech and personal liberty. It mentions military orders, Burnside, and Gen Gilmore in context of Civil War events and Rebel movements near the Rappahannock.
A large turnout at the Preble County Democratic gathering at the Public Church hears speeches critical of the current war and calls for civil rights preservation. Delegates and alternates to the Columbus convention are named, with remarks praising Vallandigham and urging restoration of his rights.
Notice to Ohio Democrats urging turnout for the Democratic State Convention in Columbus on June 11 1868 to nominate candidates for governor lieutenant governor auditor treasurer supreme court judge and public works board. Delegates apportioned by county with one per county plus one for every 250 votes for Rufus P. Banty at last October election, signed by J D Commins chair.
The report notes quiet conditions on the Rappahannock with Rebel horsemen near Chain Bridge causing Hooker to remove planks and secure Washington. Bragg and Rosscrans watch each other. rumors of Bragg's defeat circulate but require confirmation. On the 21st, Union forces at Port Hudson Plains rout the enemy, capturing about 1,000 prisoners amid gunboat activity near Cincinnati.
Citizens of Preblem County Ohio plan a July 4 celebration in Eaton. A preliminary meeting is scheduled at the Court House on June 20 at 1 PM to organize the program and duties. The appeal invites all friends of American civil government to attend and aid in preparations.
A Pro-Nio Calevlatio is planned for Saturday July 4 in the Garricco woods Eaton. Public speakers will be present. For further particulars see Bille.
A civil war era notice from Cincinnati June 4 1863 enforces General Order No 28 prohibiting disloyal sentiments in newspapers. It bars the New York World and Chicago Times from publishing rebellious content and authorizes arrests for circulation. Brigadier General Jacot Ammen enforces the order.
A military notice from the Ohio Department revokes prior suppression of the Chicago Times and the New York World. Major General Bouve issues the directive, allowing resumed circulation after a period of suppression. The order cites identical reasons for both papers and empowers the adjutant general to enforce the publication’s reopening.
Fragmentary text argues for ballot box revolution through public debate. It questions belief in people's intelligence and self government while urging peaceful political action and lawful contention.
A fragmented 1868 era note discusses defense of rights and press freedom, quoting prominent figures including Van Buren and Lloyd Garrison, and reflects partisan rhetoric on constitutional rights, loyalty leagues, and a call to support Lincoln era ideals. The text also includes a 1868 postwar postal rate notice detailing charges for domestic letters and newspapers, with rate changes after July 1 and related fees.
The notice lists Eaton on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays with a 0 0 time and details of another service on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays at 7 projected minutes. It mentions Day ton every name a see undaye at 11 o nosis and references JAMES TORRENCE.
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