Warren Me All Announces Local Political Candidates
In Warren County the list includes P Fat Coner of Warren and Daniel Lott of Freehold for Assembly. Willis Benedict of South West and Jerome Fisher of Pine Grove seek County Treasurer. W W Hodges of Warren and William Brown of Eldred run for County Commissioner, all subject to party conventions and usage.
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Assembly
P. Fat Coner
Warren
People’s County Convention
D. W. Stranahan
Republican Party
R. E. Cook
Pine Grove
People’s County
Daniel Lott
Freehold
Willis B. Benedict
South West
Jerome B. Fisher
W. W. Hodges
William Brown
Eldred
Pennsylvania Grand March to Washington in Civil War Urgency
The article extols rapid troop mobilization from Warren County and Pennsylvania to Washington during the Civil War. It lauds Gov Curtis for meeting demand, notes other states’ efforts, and depicts a growing, spontaneous northern push against the rebellion, praising endurance and patriotism. It remarks on loud civilian support and the steady influx of regiments into Virginia.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
Dixie
Warren
New York
Diven
Seward
Pennsylvania Avenue
Long Bridge
Virginia
Gov. Curtin
Lanaihed Deiatind Aoe
Controversy Over Loyalty Amid Northern Southern Tensions
Excerpts from Ledger editorials attack perceived disloyalty and warn of war, arguing for a peaceful union or forced compulsion if needed. The piece notes editorials align with Lincoln administration and Republican policy, cites Crittenden Compromise, and quotes a Pleasant Township call for a Republican convention withdrawal. It also reports regimental bands being mustered out and the Pennsylvania Progressive stance for September meetings.
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Pleasant Tp
Ephor
Pleasant Township
P. Berner
Paul
Abraham Lincoln
Time extended for drafting to September fifteenth
The State extends the drafting period to September 15. A call to arms contrasts the citizen soldier facing a grimmer foe in brackish water and damp nights. HoLiLoway's PILis 80 is claimed to purify blood and strengthen the stomach.
Abraham to Horace and the Slavery Dilemma in War Time
The letter from Abraham to Horace Greely discusses policy on Slavery and emancipation, arguing the Union must be saved by the shortest constitutional means. The piece notes cabinet debate, cautious leadership, and the question of whether emancipation is the path to victory. It also references the disbanding of the First Regiment of South Carolina Volunteers and broader wartime concerns.
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Abraham
Horace
Mr. Greely
Mr. Greeley
Greeley
Seward
Blair
Executive Mansion
Washington, D. C
Horace Greely
New York Tribune
Hilton Head
the Tribune
South Carolina
Hunter
War Department
Congress
The Reward of Patriotism in the North
Patriotic call urges young men to pledge themselves to preserve the Union and restore the United States government. It argues that volunteers will be honored, rewarded with civil and military honors, and embalmed in public esteem for their devotion in the crisis, promising a fruitful harvest for patriotism. Source: Buffalo Express.
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North
United States
Buffalo Express
Malady from Draft Exposure Strikes Newburyport Men
The Newburyport Herald reports a widespread illness affecting men aged 18 to 45 with distressing cases including near blindness and ruptures. The condition also seems to alter mental views on war and arming Black troops. The New York Tribune notes a drop in hair dye trade and a surge in elderly appearance as men age rapidly after the draft call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburyport
Mass
New York Tribune
Union not always strength in sailor tale
A sailor quips that unity proves weak as the purser adulterates rum with water, prompting a cautious rebuke about discipline and morale aboard. The remark underscores tensions between crew and officers while hinting at scavenged provisions and mutinous mood on the ship.
Sioux Uprising Toll and Raid At Fort Ridgley Side
Minnesota river scouts report about 500 whites killed by the Sioux along routes to the Upper Agency. Interpreter Frenier disguised among the savages found many dead at homes and the agency, including eighteen in the Brown family. Gov. Sibley advances to Fort Ridgley as Sioux bands unite for a planned assault. more tribes may join. In New York, August 21, rebels fire on our center and destroy a river bridge causing Sigel to renew fire on crossing regiments.
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Burnsides Army Corps
New York Tribune
Virginia
South
Easiy
American Bank Note Company
Merchants’ Exchange
N.Y
Richmond
Uncle Sam
Bergstresser
Wilson
Fredricksburg
Stonewall Jackson
Burnside
Acquia Creek
Williamson
Newbern
H. C. Fillebrown
Fillebrown
Sr. Paul
Minnesota River
Mgr. Frenier
J. R. Brown
Beaver Creek
N. Givens
Mr. Galbraith
Dr. Wakefield
John Toddens
John Moynon
Dr. Williams
Riggs
Sibley
Fort Ridgley
Mr. Frenier
Gov. Ramsay
Henderson
21St
Glencoe
McLeod
Meeker
New York
Rappahannock
Philadelphia
Sigel
War News from Civil War Era Dispatches
Reports from Monrovia and Cincinnati describe Union gains and secession defeats in North Carolina and Ohio. Bridges burned near Love and Cincinnati. editor arrests and oaths at Maryland paper. Rappahannock operations, reconstructions, and rebel withdrawals. Stanton issues enlistment pay rules. draft postponed to September 15. confiscation and emancipation act to be enforced.
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Cincinati
Marietta and Cincinnati
Love and
Baltimore
Thomas D. Sultzer
Mayland News
Fort McHenry
Carpenter
Nelson
Carter
Alexandria
Rappahannock Station
Rappahannock
Warrenton
Warrenton Junction
Culpepper
Harrissure
Curtin
Stanton
Washington
E. M. Stanton
Sec
Harrispure
National Intelligencer
Buckwheat Buckles Through Early Season Battle
Local contest features Buckwheat leading efforts with gritty play as teams clash in an opening round. The report highlights Buckwheat’s standout energy and the clash's tight tempo shaping early-season impressions.
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