Curtin’s renomination praised by Northwestern Pennsylvania voters
The piece argues Gov. Curtin remains highly popular in Warren County and across the region for his wartime leadership. It notes his administration aligns with loyalist sentiment, praises his support of the General Government, and urges a triumphant re election, claiming his Patriotism and unity with soldiers and civilians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Gov. Gurtin
Gov. Curtin
Partizan
Nomination of Hon. Daniel Agnew for Supreme Judge
A local endorsement praises Daniel Agnew for integrity and legal learning, noting his current role as President Judge of the Beaver District and broad state respect. It contrasts him with his opponent, who is accused of partisan conduct and opposing voters including foreigners and soldiers, while Agnew is hailed for defending the Union and preserving the Republic. The piece highlights Agnew’s regional popularity and claims Western Pennsylvania will support him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Agnew
Beaver
Pennsylvania
Agnew
Cnnkinston
Sumter
Curtin
Andrew GC. Curtin
Pittsburg
Washington
Gov. Curtin
Time for Action in Pennsylvania Politics
The Philadelphia North American backs firm loyal men for the October election in Pennsylvania. It warns that the Democratic machine proved powerful in the last canvass and urges vigorous effort to counter a well organized opposition tied to Southern rebellion and party machinery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Pennji
Democratic Party of
Pennsylvania
Drafts in New York and wartime dispatches replayed
The piece notes Gov. Seymour and the President clash over New York conscription with plans to correct errors later while the draft proceeds. It also cites Richmond Dispatch praise for Lee and mentions figures like Fernando Wood and Vallandigham as potential witnesses. Telegrams report Mead and Lee watching on the Rappahannock and Charleston as a key hot spot with a Vallandigham note about Clifton House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seymour
New York
Richmond Dispatch
Lee
Pennsylvania
Dispatch
Fernando Wood
Q. L. Vallandigham
Vallandiglam
Treasury
Leen
Mr. Chase
Mr. Hamilton
Pires
Hamilton
America
Mr. Lincoln
Witties
Warner
Ickebart
Gen
Blair
St. Louis
Vicksburg
Col
Richardson
West Tennessee
Prospectus of the New York News commended in Chautauqua
The Fredonia Advertiser promotes the New York News prospectus to conservative readers in Chautauqua County. It contrasts southern labeling of such doctrine as secessionism with a conservative stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredonia Advertiser
N. Y. News
Chautauqua County
Jamestown Democrat Clarifies County Volunteer Status
The Jamestown Democrat corrects its report claiming two drafted companies joined Col. Allen's regiment. The record states all units from the county were volunteers, not draftees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown Democrat
Col. Allen
Speech by War Democrat on Loyal Union and Curtin Endorsement
The speaker, a former chief engineer now president of the State Capital Loyal Union League, defends Unionist credentials and attacks Conservative Democracy. He praises Gov. Curtin’s wartime leadership and loyalty, pledging Union League votes for Curtin and denouncing New York Democratic factions and pro slavery views. A 100‑gun salute marks the event, followed by a public reprimand of liquor sellers to soldiers.
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Col
James Worrell
Loyal Union League
Curtin
Union and Union League
Great Britain
Lord Lyons
Lord Palmerston
Lord Russell
London Times
New York
United States
Wm. B. Reades
Charles Ingersolls
Democratic Party
Democratic Papers
Union
Army of the Potomac
Union League
Andrew G. Curtin
Erin
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Judge Woodward
John C. Calhoun
South
Woodward
Gen Tyler in Baltimore A Ravensna resident aids city defenses
A private Baltimore letter describes Gen E B Tyler from Ravenna organizing 10 000 citizen soldiers to defend Baltimore amid a Confederate feint. Gen Dan Tyler arrives to command outer forts while E B Tyler strengthens barricades and coordinates ten thousand troops for Meade Schenck reports. Whisky crackdown noted as patrols protect the city.
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Baltimore
Cleveland Herald
E. B. Tyler
Ravenna
Dan ‘Tyler
E. B. ‘Tyler
Stuart
BE. B. Tyler
KE. B. Tyler
Fort McHenry
Federal Hill
Lee
Schenck
Tyler
Meade
Mon
Pennsylvania Convention Adopts Union Loyalty Platform
Delegates nominate Curtin by first ballot and Agnew by acclamation. The resolutions condemn the rebellion, endorse Lincoln and constitutional amendments for soldier suffrage, praise Governor Curtin, and support Judge Agnew. Sherman urged action to restore Mississippi. Gillmore reports 985 total casualties on Morris Island.
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Sherman
Grant
Jackson
Mississippi
Gillmore
Morris Island
Kentucky Copperheads Fail To Influence Kentucky Elections
The Kentucky district results show Copperhead candidates under pressure from Unionist and Republican contenders. Green Clay Smith defeats opponents in the Cincinnati opposite district while Gen. Boyle and Brutus J. Clay contest Lexington votes. Military suppression limited Copperhead voting, with irregularities noted as Bragg and Humphrey Marshall forces fight for the Union. A separate dispatch reports Idaho gold mines and a Missouri river clash leaving several dead and wounded among the Indians, while a Corinth court martial leads to a fatal pistol duel among officers.
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Copperhead
Kentucky
Cincinnati
Menzies
Union
Congress
Capt
Leathers
Green Clay Smith
Cassius M. Clay
Green Clay
River Raisin
Smith
Louisville Journal
Lexington
Boyle
Richard A. Buckner
U. S
Brutus J. Clay
Cassius
Clay
Burnside
Canada
Bragg
Humphrey Marshall
N. Y. Tribune
Caicaco
Paul
Sloyt
Idaho
Shreeveport
Robert Campbell
Fort Union
Missouri
Hoyt
Rocky Mountains
Sibley
James River
Mephis
Corinth
Corwin
10Th Missouri Cavalry
Bowen
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Republic
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H. A. Jelison
Wa. G. Garceon
L. L. Spencer
J. H. Mrrewert
Deerfield
W. W. Connolly
A. McGee
Eldred
L. Dodge
Absolomy Brown
Elk—David Dinsmore
Jarges Roy
Farmington
M. Miles
Lyfend Curtis
Teeehold
Robert Allen A. ‘St. Morgan
Clade
Daniel Nesmigt
Norman Snyder
Kinzna
J. J. Shearman
Sterling Green
Limestone
John Ross
C. Ronpe
Mead
O. W. Randall
Alson Hovers
Pleasant
W. P. Barber
Nat Sill
Pine Grove
A. G. Lane
J. B. Fisher
Pittsfield
W. F. Dalrymple
Hugh Long
South West
M. J. Allison
TH. S. Perry
Spring Creek
A. W. Lord
Josiah Deming
Sheffield
Erastus Burns
J. T. Osgood
Sugar Grove
L. E. Guignon
B. Ricker
Henry W. Brown
John B. Brown
Youngsville
Daniel Chipman
Philip Mead
Tidioute
R. H. Morrison
Livingston Grandin
Melancthon Miles, Esq
Union County Convention
W. I. Knapp
Monroe County
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Clifton House
Vallandigham
112Th N. Y
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Charleston
Gilmore
North Street
Foundry
Gen. Tyler
Port McHenry
M’kean
Gen. Jackson
J’ Kean
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Louisiana
New Orleans
Emery
Independent
Friends
Gov. Seymour
Union State Convention
M’clure
Lancaster
Messrs. Todd
Maxwell
Darlington
A. W. Taylor
Dickey
Royal Men
National Union
Richmond
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Abraham Lincoln
Penna
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Sheffield Township
Warren Co
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Warren Go
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Buffalo
N. Y
Fort Erie
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Irvine Pa
WM. McKee, T. Butcher
Warren County
A. H. Ludlow
Buffalo and Erie Railroad
Erie
Cincinnati Express
Toledo Express
Ldney
ER. N. Brown
Eastern Division
Philadelphia and Erie Rail Road
Grove Flat
Williamsport
Sam
A.dlack
Snpt
Jos
D. Potts
Erie Railway
Nionda
Ab Salamanca
Lulluwes
Salamanca
Dunkirk
New York City
Chas, Minot
Oil Creek Railroad
Tippsville
Corry
Philadelphia & Erie
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Atlantic & Great Western
Eatland West
Titusville
Arive
Cleveland
Pitsory
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Orpeere
W.S. Streator
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Akron
TBO
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Gide
Meardville
Salamaua
Traiva
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Greenville
Erie and
Warren, O
Cleveland and Mahoning Railway
Cleveland and
Zanesville and Cincinnati
Hi. F. Sweetser
Meadville, Pa
Ia Railroad Comty
Pennsylvan Pany
Bet
Harrisburg
Driftwood
2Nd Fork
D. C
Jamestown
Salamapoay
Lake Shore Road
Chicago
Pitsburg
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Eric
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Gen’ Freight Agt
Phila
Lewis L. Hoert
Gen's Ticket Agt
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Gen’l
Ress
Sts
Eljanés
Philip Zinmeerlee
Borough of
Jacob Sutier
Adinr
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State and
Peach Sts
Brie
Senate
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Geral Assembly
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Capn
L. S.J
General Assembly
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