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Warren Mail in Warren, Pennsylvania

02 Jul 1864

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Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1864

Page

2

Ohioans Honor Secretary Chase With Naval City Serenade

A Band from the 195th Ohio regiment serenaded Secretary Chase at his residence to the cheers of a large crowd. Chase spoke of the Allied fight from the Potomac to the Chattahoochee, honoring Ohio's wartime contributions and urging unity as Grant and Sherman advance. He named Ohio as pivotal, praising its soldiers and urging continued support for Union and liberty. A Pittsburgh meeting on Lincoln and Johnson nomination followed, with Col. Harrison Allen addressing a large audience after Brownlow did not appear.

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Tuma Chase 195Th Ohio Regiment Potomac Chattahoochie Richmond Grant Sherman Georgia Ohio Republic Union Liberty North America Pittspurgh Lincoln Johnson Pittsburgh Parson Brownlow Harrison Allen James River Butler Petersburg Fort Darling House Senate Todd Jayne Dakota Congressional Globe Scofield Committee On Elections Pembina Speaker Massachusetts Mr. Dawes Canada Line Missouri Missouri St. Jo St. Jo Timothy Edward Hay Mr. Todd Samson Mr. Jayne Buckman Dodd Blair Post Office Department Washington United States Senate St. Joseph Knoxville Jefferson Davis Robert ‘Roombs Yancey Stevens
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Copperhead Attacks Administration in Civil War Era Speech

The speaker denounced the Administration and urged crushing the rebellion, labeling him a copperhead admirer of Vallandigham and Wood. He called for settling accounts with rebels before addressing Administration shortcomings. The colonel received loud applause and was favored for future campaign appearances.

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Vallandigham Wood
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Tragedy at U S Arsenal and Dakota Election Controversy

An 1864 Washington editorial describes a fatal explosion at the U S Arsenal injuring and killing workers, plus a sprawling analysis of Grant and Sherman campaigns, the draft repeal debates, and a disputed Dakota election tainted by fraud. It notes President Lincoln at the front and discusses judicial scrutiny of election rules.

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Speech of Andy Johnson at Knoxville during wartime rally

The Knoxville speech by Andrew Johnson attacks treason and slavery, declares emancipation and free speech essential, and urges collective action to punish traitors. Johnson ties Tennessee’s poverty to slave labor, praises perseverance, and references Grant Meade and a potential New York gubernatorial candidacy.

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Andy Johnson Knoxville Johnson Tennessee East Tennessee North Indiana Ohio Pennsylvania Tenn
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