Glory of the Lord and the 1862 political turnings in Ohio
A fragmented Civil War era narrative describes Abraham, Pope, McClellan, and Stonewall Jackson amid shifting loyalties and the push for a new freedom. It voices triumph for the Union Democrats in Ohio, cites Vallandigham’s reelection, and laments abolitionist maneuvers and party realignments across states with editorials on political revolutions and public sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham
Beauregard
Shiloh
Richmond
Main
Jackson
Fremont
Stonewall
South Country
McClellan
Birt McClellan
Friends of Freedom
Ion
Ani
Chicago
Constitutions Rights to Exercise and Maintain Press
The Ohio paper notes constitutional protections for free exercise and press, citing the U S and Ohio constitutions. It emphasizes that writers may speak and publish on all subjects while editors bear responsibility for content and avoid abuse of rights.
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Congress
Lecely
Ohio
America’s Great Congressional Election Rhetoric in 1862
A fragment reflecting heated Civil War era politics, praising voters who cast ballots on October 14, 1862, criticizing abolitionist press influence and governing officials, and extolling the virtuous American multitude as they stood against perceived desolation and misrepresentation.
Dayton Kaptee Letter Votes for Vallandigham in 1862 Polls
A Dayton private serving in the cloth regiment writes from furlough about voting for O. L. Vallandigham, asserting support for conservative leadership to restore the Union and end the war. The letter reflects wartime loyalty and political choices of soldiers.
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F. van Derveer
O. L. Vallandigilam
Public Vote Endorsement by 69th Ohio Volunteers Sergeant
A sergeant of the 69th Regiment Ohio Volunteers declares support for Vallan Dig Ham, calling him a Union man and urging voters to elect him to Congress to hasten the war’s end. Dated Oct. 11, 1862, at TLAsnitox.
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Furelough
Local Democratic Shift Toward Vallandigham in Louisville
From Trapaetor October 8 1862 Danl Longfellow notes in Louisville Ky he found Democrats stronger than ever and many who left as Republicans now support C J Vallandigham for Congress. He mingled with members of oy Se oe tls and old Democrat cling to the cause.
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Eaigetuard
Okt Wainy
abLeeland
Fidel
Suolland
California
America
Therry
Union
Minotoon
Olio
Washington
Meir
Mirra
Ohio
Apostle Punt
Canton Bulls
Sauder
Alulla
Wilhtudiggham
Ohio State
Tite
Pease
Iain
Vietiar
Tilly
Ghali
Valuligtan
Miya
Union Democrats
Noble
Loulaville
Tls
C. J. Vallandigham
Congress
National Democracy
Dan'l Longfellow
Congressional and State Elections Triumph Across States
Immense political shift hailed as Democracy Triumphs with abolitionism rebuked. Democratic state ticket wins in Ohio by 15,000 and Indiana by 6,000, per official returns. county results show Vanessmmarlaa gaining 800 over prior congressional counts. various offices listed with names and vote tallies amid a chaotic OCR fragment.
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Abolition Party
Vanessmmarlaa
Phird
Lloyds Topographical Map Advertisements and Offers
A fragmented trade notice from 1862 markets Lloyds maps of Kentucky Ohio Indiana and Mississippi regions. It promotes a comprehensive United States and Canada map, prices around one and two dollars, with various county and river details, ready dates, and distribution through wholesale agents. Names like Gideon Welles and J J T Lara appear in promotional copy.
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LOT D
United States
Canadas
New Brunswick
Elena
Atau naTaue
Gamat
Patind
Teys
Wilkin
Bloyd
Beandway
War Department
Maryland
Lloyd's Great
Cuple
Bart
Willian Bowen
St. Loni
Avery Man
St Twi
Gulf of Mexico
Conneties
Staten
Navy Darfurwest
Washington
J J.T. Lara Stes
Mississippi
Price
Charles
Dayidy
Gideon Welles
Navy
Ohio and Indiana election results show Democratic gains
Early returns indicate Democrats carry Ohio by a large margin and expect gains around 10 000 to 20 000. Columbus telegraph notes Democrats may win 13 or 14 of 19 Congress seats amid reapportionment while Indiana results show a sweep of the state ticket by about 6 000 and Democratic majorities in both legislative chambers.
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Wanda Bioxioux
Tndiana Voorhees
Ohio
Democratic Party
Fooma
Vallandigham
Don
Prile
Plonatre
Vattaningham
Thig
Toy
Vangew
Congresa
Mable
Sam
Cox
Sim
Shellabarger
Congress
Disnel
Mile
Ohn
A. Bingham
Leon
Lia
Bik
Ovey
Lis State
White
Indiana
Fdr
Peeatis
Mamilton
Crawford
Rosa
Montgomery
Butler
Coxannia
Columbus
Chn
Lino
Tidiana
Legilitire
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West Country
Pope
Norace Greeley
McGlellan
Prairies
Jeff. Davis
Froadon
Ijenda
Ainere
Aterien
L. Vallandighar
Henry Willis
Tramtox
H. Ferguson
Maton, Ohio
Drittor
Reniler
Waltchman
Huron “Register
Old Preble
Dayton Kaptee
Volunteers
Trapaetor
Belvo
Cateheark
Mabie Works
Gregory
Gamble
Backus Rumney
Tarah Oblinger
Brumbaugh
Stover Brown
Vrtw
Pinney Morrat
G. W. i ‘Elt
Clinton
Preble
Tod
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