The New Call to Arms in Warren County 1864
The piece urges prompt volunteer enlistment as Lincoln expands the draft and emphasizes unity against rebellion. It cites amnesty to former slaves, praises the government, and calls for residents of Warren County and Borough to support the war effort and reject antiwar prejudice.
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Arkansas
Tennessee
Missouri
Florida
Louisiana
Richmond
Lincoln
American Congress
South
Aly
Robert Toombs
Memminger
Secession Money Chest
Congress
Warren County
Warren Borough
G. Keyes
J. D. Summerton
H. A. Jamieson
Warren
Rouse
Borough of
County of Warren
State of
Pennsylvania
Henry R. Rouse
Culbertson
Deerfield Township
South West Township
Penna
Pine Creek
Enterprise
South West
Archibald Buchanan
John Buchanan
Oil Creek
Parker
Titusville
Crawford County
Pama
James Parker
Barnsdell
Med
Warrey
Jamestown
N. Y
Hanson A. Risley
Dunkirk
N.Y
Geo. F Root
Grandmi
Molly Baun
Tani
Ellen
W. R. Dempster
Evelena
Winnie Darling
Foster
Tucker
A. Wyman
Dempster
Gen. Sigel
Laura A. Belknap
B. W. Kilbourhn
J. R Thomas
L. A. Belknap
Val
Negro soldiers and a House vote on colored troops policy
The piece discusses opinions on black soldiers in the Union cause, praising their service and arguing for wider employment. It notes a House vote on Grinnell Iowa’s resolution to expand Afro American troops, detailing party lines and the motive of preserving Northern labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
Grinnell
Iowa
Democratic Party
Resignation of Senator White Proclaimed in Libby Prison Letter
The letter from Senator Harry White, held prisoner in Libby since June, resigns from the Twenty list district to allow a successor to be elected. He cites desire to aid public interests, notes impaired health, and urges continuance of Union efforts. The piece also notes related political shifts and a Feb. 19 special election date for the vacancy.
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Senate
White
Libby
Pennsylvania
Gov. Curtin
Lissy
Ricusono
J. P. Penney
Senate of Pennsylvania
Lee
Shenandoah Valley
Winchester
Richmond
Harrisburg
Union
Harry White
Indiana
Death of Hon. John W. Noell of Missouri
Hon. John W. Noell, longtime Missouri representative, died in Washington last spring after proposing the first emancipation measure from a slave state. Senate colleagues eulogized his fearless stand against slavery, praising his duty and integrity and noting his bill’s failure in the Senate but enduring fame. The report also covers related parliamentary actions and assorted political notes from the period.
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Gamble
Missouri
Hall
Washington
John W. Noell
House of Representatives
Congress
Senate
Brown
House
Senator Henderson
Gen
Noell
Sumner
Hamilton
House of Freedom
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Warren Mail
Senator White
North
General Gantt
Grant
Louisville
Senator Hale
U. S. Senate
Hale
James H. Hunt
Old Capital
Hunt
Secretary of War
Eli Slifer
Comonwealth
Wm. M. Meredith
Gov Curtin
Oxford
New York
Neice
Bryant
Illinois
United States
Collector of Internal Revenue
Queen of
Spain
Patti
Archbishop Hughes
Maine
Springfield Armory
Prince of Wales
Albert
Brazil
Wm., A. Graham
Gen. Scott
Anderson
Sumter
Mississippi
Manhattan Island
Cass
Humphrey Marshall
J. Brun Cameron
Simon Cameron
Frank Blair
Owen Lovejoy
United States and Territories
Wisconsin
Lowell
North American Review
Abdul Aziz
Turkey
Constantinople
Mazzini
George Augustus Sala
Philadelphia
McCall
Peninsula
McClellan
Little John Clem
Army of the Cumberland
Rosecrans
Chickamauga
Thomas
Newfoundland
House of Assembly
Ind
Ewe
Tee
Conewango
O L. Mead
J. D. Bristol
M. M Russel
Cherry Valley
Fort Union
New Mexico
Thos. H. Thompson
Johl Hern
Sophronia I. Olmer
Fredonia
Farmington
Bell
Aaron P
Mary Jane Wright
God
Youngsville
John Siggins
Salome
Lewis Arnett
Ton County
Kline
Miss Louisa
Ahern
John Baker
Geo B Fannen
BA Higley
A Jones
Sarah Jones Benson
C. Smith, Jr
P. M
Lin
Meee Va
Needham
W Pierce
P Robinson
C Rose Truman
York
McGill Bank of
State of Ind
Guy C. Irvine
Isaac
H. Hiller
Proth’y
Mary A. Dennison
Bezheil Davis
Libellant Rz
George Dennison
Court of Common Pleas
H. P. Kinnear
Sherif
R. H. St. Henry
Deerfield Jp
Warren Co
Jas. Parshall
Tidioute
Orphan's Court
Myron Waters
Henry KR. Rouse
James G. van Valkenburgh
John Hancock Utley
Daniel Spencer
T. A. Hull
Wm. R. Smith
Jas. G. Marsh
Register. Register’s Office
A. J. Spencer
Conewango Tp
Ener & Burgess
Eng, Pa
Baltimore
WM McKee
Thos. Butcher
Wm. McKee
Thos
Butcher
Irvine
David O. Tyrrel
Eldred Township
Garret DE Mill
Eldred
J. H. Wanamee
Warrren
M. J. Vanameer
MR. Jamieson
Ralph Mead
Pittsfield
John Mead
Thare
Stearn
MI Mill
Henry Baxter
Mill Hill
Conewango Township
P, Sommers
At. Ressex
F. Barns
A. Marsh
M. Miles
Irvine, Warren Co
Tionesta
Alleghany River
Warren and
Thos. M. Biddle
Erie Pa
E. M. Biddle
Gardener’ Monthly
W. G. G. Brinceloe
Pvsitsurr
North Sixth St
Phila
Thomas Meehan
Textra
the Pennsylvania
WM. S. Young & CO
Toledo
A. 1
Mathews
Buflue
Fort Erie
C. W
Beecher Colman’s Exchange Office
State Normal School
Edinboro, Erie CO
J. A. Cooper
A. M J. T. Streit
A. B. KK
C. McClinlock
M. Cooper
Coburnly
Arco En Uy
J. A Cooper
Marion Harland
Variety Hall
L. ). Crandall
Wm, Sumner & CO
West'n Agts
Wheeler & Wilson
Man’s’g Co
OAKUM
Beecher & Colman
O. J. Willard
Dunkirk, N.Y
Cook & Willard
Western
WM. Bradbury
Hnabe & Co’s
Baltimore, Md
Boardman, Gray & Co’s
Carhart, Needham & CO
Chautiuqua County
Babcock
Buffalo
Katy Avourneen
P. Phillips
R. A. Barber
Hazeltine & Co
Bradbury’s
Dunkirk, Wny
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