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Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 04, 1863

Page

2

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.

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.

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.

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.

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 Ellicott Foote Presbyterian Church Judge Mann Westfield Fort Henry 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 Beech Grove Stuart Fairfield Wilder Bates 17Th Indiana Thomas’ Corps Rosseau Coolidge King Col. Walker Tullahoma Reynolds Manchester Aong Claghorn Liberty Gap Co. Gown 2D Ark Claybrook Clayburn Miller Wallace Mitchell Forest Stanley Granger Polk Wartrace Shelbyville Bragg Tennessee River Hardee Wastrace Hey Army of the Cumberland Brage Columbia Port Hudson Cautias Banks Magruder Breckinridge Donaldsonville St. Mary’s Crescent New Orleans

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