Put Down the Rebellion A Loyal League Call to End the War
A speaker urges unconditional action to crush the rebellion, denouncing traitors and praising fervent national loyalty. He argues for no conditions on saving the Union and Constitution, calls for unyielding resentment toward rebels, and promotes a wide Loyal League to keep anti rebellion stance across regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Carolina
Great Britain
Petersboro
Sumter
Earth
Theodore Parker
Ife
Grand Loyal League
Paul
Utica
Garret Smith Seeks Common Cause at Utica League Convention
Garret Smith speaks to a mixed Union League gathering in Utica urging unity across Democrats Republicans abolitionists temperance and other groups in a common cause beyond preserving the Constitution. He praises soldiers and insists on cooperation to defend the nation and Union while rejecting calls to alter the Constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garret Smith
Utica
Union League
War talk and loyalist lines in Civil War era dialogue
A clipped dialogue contrasts a patriotic lady and a Southern sympathizer arguing over loyalties and the administration during the war. The piece cites public figures and reactions, including sarcasm about abolitionists and rebellion, along with stray notes on wartime sentiment and a joke about rebels and percussion caps.
North Carolina rebels resist Confederate despotism
The Raleigh Standard warns of military despotism as it denounces Lincoln Davis France and England. It pledges North Carolina as an independent power ready to withdraw from the Confederacy if Congress grants dictatorial powers. Henderson Times blasts fire eaters while Raleigh Progress attacks the rebel Senate over soldier pay. Confederate Congress enacts a bill to conscript all U.S. citizens in Confederate lands.
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Raleigh
N. C
Lincoln
Davis
France
Ingland
North Carolina
Congress
Mr. Davis
Confederation
The
Henderson
Democratic Party
Virginia
Tennessee
Missouri
Maranatha
Cain
Senate
Confederate Congress
United States
Copperheads
Wood & Co
Creation
Jarsey
J. D
J. Davis
North Wood
Abe
Washington
Ward and Davis Ironical Copperhead Trade Talks
The quip filled dialogue replayed an imagined barter between Artemus Ward and Jeff Davis. Ward in jest recounts copperhead terms to peril the Union and enslave northern politics while Davis counters with demands for territory and debt relief amid Civil War tensions.
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A. Ward
Jeff Davis
Jeff
Showman
Humble Man Exalted by God Despite World’s Push
A meditation on divine justice notes that humility toward God brings elevation, while pride invites downfall, implying that worldly forces cannot determine true worth or standing before the divine. The passage contrasts human limitation with eternal judgment and reward.
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Warren Mail
Rong Cowan
LEGAL
Chas. Dinsmoor
Scofield
Parmlee & Henry
Joseph A. Neill
Johnson's Exchange
Warren
Barnett W. Lacy
Warren Pa
Jerome Davis
Scofield, Brown & M’kelvy
Liberty Street
Q. W. Scofield
DP. Brown
Ater Brown & Jamieson
D. M’kelvvy
H. A Jamieson
Wetmore & Clark
Second Street
Johnson & Brown's
Wetmore
Junios R
CLARK
Hotels
Werner
Eyes Bobert Beers
Hackney House
Second and
Liberty Streets
Warren, Warren Co, Pa
John Russell
Carver House
H. Hull
Water Street
Warren County
George Sailor
Morrison House
Second
Market
Pittsfield House
Tidionte
Brown’s
Medical
D. ¥. Stranahn
Front Street
Old Post Ofice
Brown & Phillips
Physicians and Surgeons
Farmington Centre
W. Hrown
A. Phillips
B. G. Keyes
Hickory
Third
Hazeltine , CO
Falorzin
Warren Co
A. PF
Fonnron
Gehenns - Suuru Tvet
UVSC
URE
UL M. Shaeffer & CO
Yankee Nations
Rathbun & CO
Point Neere
Caughey & Clark
Moffat’s
Ala
Bonnell Block
State Street
Erie
Mm. Cavenry
N. J. Clark
Peewee Ree Erne Beecher & Colman
Dewlera
Coneway
Dunkirk
M. Rakcher
M. Pierce
Brown Brothers
Wo Brown
John Brown
Nesmith & Keller
Vayne, &c
Exchange
Payp
R. Bennett
Glade
Rt. R. Efe
William Siggins
Youngsville
Mar
Smith & Mess
A. Kirberger
Greenland Brothers
Weir
George Ball
News
S. P. Johnson
David Derickson
Meadville
Lewis Arnett
Smethport
Strattonville
Ridgway
Sugar Grove
Lander
DR. Sweet
Liniment
Stephen Sweet
Connecticut
Sweets
Jura
Willie
Atlantic Monthly
Richardson & CO
Norwich
Conn
Morgan & Allen
Welt Illustrated
Mercer County
Vallandigham
Brooks
South
Tom Seymour
Touey
Madam
George T. Curtis
Dan
Fernando Wood
London Times
Madame
New York Tribune
Rappahannock
Hooker
Jeb
Atlantic and Great Western Railroad
General Rosecrans
God
Artemus Ward
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