War era clashes and political strife in Pennsylvania
Editorial attacks on Democratic leaders in Harrisburg and Woodward seen as pro slavery and treasonous amid Civil War tensions. Ohio politics mirror the divide with Vallandigham opposing the war and Brough supporting the Union. Also notes on Dr Ayer medicines, a Jamestown obituary, draft resistance debate, and Horace Greeley lecture.
Union State Convention Delayed to August 5
At a special meeting of the Union State Committee the Union State Convention was postponed from July 1 to Wednesday August 5 due to invasion of the state border by rebels and many delegates serving in volunteer ranks.
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Jenkins
Hagerstown
Halloa
Union Army
Union State Committee
Union State Convention
John Brough Honest Democrat No Party Switch Claim
The article argues John Brough, a Democrat and Ohio governor candidate, is misrepresented as a Republican since 1856. It cites his Marietta speech affirming lifelong Democrat loyalty while stating obedience to the national government in wartime.
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Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Washington
George W. Woodward
Supreme Court
F. W. Hughes
Witte
Woodward
Clymer
U. S
Cameron
R. Brown
Warren County
Keystone
Democratic Party
Ohio
Vallandigham
John Brough
Union
Copperhead
Brough
Albany Argus
Marietta
Democracy
Chei
Fight at the Columbia Bridge In Philadelphia June 29
In Philadelphia on June 29 at the Columbia bridge several companies of Colonel Thomas Cus... engage in a fight. The fragment notes military units and location but lacks full details of event outcome.
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Philap Elpnia
Columbia Bridge
Col
Thomas Cus
Pomnadelrar
Harrisburg
Ewell
Hill
Longstreet
Col. Thomas
Mourning Foote Hero of Forts Fort Henry and Donelson
Washington June 27 Official tribute to Admiral Foote memory declares him a gallant naval officer and hero of battles from the Mississippi to Africa His death at the Astor House New York on June 26 prompts half mast flags thirteen guns at meridian and mournful ceremonies New York dispatch confirms Hooker relieved by Meade and martial law declared in Baltimore and western Maryland to meet rebel threats.
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S. A. Brown
Jamestown
New York
Fredonia
Jamestown Democrat
Hebron
Springfield
Otsego Co
N. Y
Otsego
Sackett’s Harbor
Painesville
Ohio
Chautauqua Lake
Court of Common Pleas
Supreme Court
Prudence O. Cotes
Assembly
Brown
Cherry Valley Land Company
Chautauqua County Bank
Chautauqua County
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Foote
Presbyterian Church
Judge Mann
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Fort Donelson
Mississippi
China
Africa
Andrew H. Footers
South Atlantic
Astor House
Washington
Herald
Fredericksburg
General Hooker
Gen. Meade
Gen. Hooker
Baltimore
Army OF the Potomac
The
Col. Hardie
War Department
George G. Meade
Joseph Hooker
General Meade
United States
Batimore
Mippe
Eveatu Army Corps
Maryland
Robert C. Schenck
Goldsboro
York
Pennsylvania Railroad
Harrisburg
Ewell
Reading
Gen. Logan
Watget Hitl
Vicksburg
Sherman
Jackson
Big Black Bridge
Centre Church
Leonard Bacon
Dalton
Cleveland
Russell
Benj. Noyes
Temple Street
G. Smith
S. Davis
Stewart
Stewart, and Capt. Sampson
Harwood
Army OF the
Murfreesboro
Butler
Kentucky
Hover’s
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Fairfield
Wilder
Bates
17Th
Indiana
Thomas’ Corps
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Tullahoma
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Claghorn
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2D Ark
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Bragg
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Hardee
Wastrace
Hey
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Brage
Columbia
Port Hudson
Cautias
Banks
Magruder
Breckinridge
Donaldsonville
St. Mary’s
Crescent
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