04 Jul 1863
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1863
Page
1
The Richmond Inquirer article brands the Peace Sneaks as traitors sought by Government foes and calls for harsh action. It argues Democrats need defeats in battle to force a peace platform and implies disloyalty by calls for armistice or negotiation.
In a Union gathering at Albany, Daniel S. Dickinson denounces Vallandigham as a noisy traitor who opposed the war and aided rebellion. He cites arrests and public vilification, argues free speech does not excuse aiding enemies, and faults Governor Seymour for sympathy with rebels while praising discipline of the army. The scene includes laughter and calls to hang Vallandigham.
A speaker denounces aiding rebels in arms, urging Governor prompted pause. He warns that pacifying the rebellion will bring death and judgment, promising punishment for those who assist the insurrection and claiming eternal consequences for misused mercy.
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