Union State Convention and Cedar County Meeting Notice
The Union State Convention and Cedar County mass convention invitation call for delegates to Des Moines and Tipton respectively. Loyal electors urged to support national policy to end rebellion and uphold republic foundations. Includes remarks on Lincoln nomination and Jefferson notes on slavery’s impact.
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Union
Bes Moiner
Thoreday
A.D
Supreme Court
Beste
Confed
M. Etons
Cen. Com. Tho
F. Withrow
Union County
Cedar County
Republic
Court House
Tipton
Emancipation and Jefferson's Influence Stirs1860s Debate
A 19th century dialogue reflects on slave labor and emancipation, warning against revolutionary upheaval and urging Jefferson’s legacy to guide reform. It critiques the Cleveland convention lists, questions prominent supporters, and labels Bird B Chapman as politically opportunistic within the radical democracy.
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Jefferson
Cleveland
New York World
California
Brooks
Illinois
Casper Butz
Ernest Prussing
Ernest Schmidt
Maine
William H. Smith
New Jersey
J. W. Alden
New York
Edward Gilbert
Ohio
Bird B. Chapman
Walter H. Shupe
Massachusetts
Stephen S. Foster
K. Heinzen
Missouri
F. Muench
Chas. E. Mesa
Emil Pretorius
James Taussig
Theo. Oshadden
Pennsylvania
William M. Davis
W. F. Johnston
Nathaniel P. Sawyer
Quo. M. Lowman
John Wallower
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Buchanan
Congress
Nebraska
Radical Democracy
Army news and loyal resolve from the Potomac
From Washington the Adventiser reports three days with little army news but notes strong public anxiety yet steadfast confidence in the Army of the Potomac and General. The brief item reflects wartime concern and loyal sentiment toward Gen.
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The
Adventiser
Washington, D. C
Eviton Advertiser
Army of the Potomac
Justice to the Colored Race and Civil War Battles
The piece reports Rev. George Cheever's Riverside Hall address urging justice for the colored race and criticizing Congress for denying suffrage in the District and unequal wartime compensation. It then summarizes Grant's Army of the Potomac operations at Cold Harbor and Bethesday Church, including attacks, prisoner captures, and losses, with details on commanders and units and notes on Lee's absence from command. It closes with Fremont’s resignation and nomination letters amid the Baltimore National Union conventions.
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George B. Cheever
N. Y
Hall of Representatives
M. Cheever
Congress
Washington
Diz
Grant
Bethesda Church
Cold Harbor
Sixth Corps
Smith
Warren
Burnside
Hancock
Sheridan
Fitz Hugh Lee
Chaginan
Leo
Wilson
Hanover
C. H
Young
Bethesady Church
Turrill
13Th
Virginia
Willis
Pegram
Col. Christian
49Th Pennsylvania
Ramsey
E. M. Stanton
Seale
Crawford
Penceylvanis
Geo. Lockwood
Col. Ketching
Maj. Eckert
64Th Michigan
Ewell
Early
Lee
Richmond
Spotsylvania Co
Washingtoy
Army of the Potomac
5Th Corps
Hans’ Store
Bethsaida Church
Rhodes
Kitchen
Dix
Swith
Gibbon
Hutch
Ile
Gordon
Preston
Vermont Cavalry
Col
Benjamin
McPherson
Geo. Osterhaus
Leving
Wright
Chickahominy
White House
Sherman
Altoona Creek
Aykworth
Thomas
Schofield
New York
Fremont
Baltimore
Lincoln
Cleveland
Joan C. Fremont
John Cochrane
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Diskinson
Wala
Thomas Jefferson
Belle Plain
Sanitary Commission
Lorto
War News
Fort Monror
Butler
Wild
James River
Ft. Monroe
Point Lookout
City of Bath
N. York
Cape May
Pocahontas
Baxter
New Orleans
Bazter
ToMas Gen. Diz
Breckinridge
Haskell
36Th Wisconsin
Porter
8Th New York Heavy Artillery
Col. Morris
Gen. R. Oyler
Edwin M. Stanton
Wasuinaron
Lancock
Tax National Union
Front Street Theatre
Dennison
Miami
Geo. Hunter
Cavaley Koobi
bin Commeid
McClellan
Fe. Delaware
Philadelphia
John Tyler
Wilde
Pacific Railroad
Sacramento
Weoel
John N. Ives
J. H. Long & CO
TOWA
Lmont
Wheatland
Clinton Co
Iowa
Coke
A. O. Hoskin
Sheriff Sale
District Court
County of
Cedar
Féna
G. C. Barnap
Wm. L. Cook
EF. M. Cook
M. V. Butler
E.M. Butler
Wm.l Cook
BE. M. Cook
M. W. Butler
E. M. Butler
Vtelock
David Platner
Wm. Parr
Heck
Margaret Heck
J.C. Betts
Inland Township
Cedar Co
Morris Othel
Tiptin
Stodia
Senaal Anata
James Chattel
al. C. Pyatt
Lowe
Srarter Perpeta
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Kansas
Nebrakild
Keithky
Hengdedsee
Minsisui Pupi
Alvan
Texan
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Cincinnati
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Wells Spicer
Jaws
Atna Ins
Hartford
Conn
Charter Perpetual
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