Copperheads praise Cleveland convention and Loyalists in 1864
Warren Pennsylvania June 11 1864 readers see Copperhead journals praise Cleveland convention and attack Fremont Cochran and abolitionists while praising Gen Scofield and urging his renomination. It notes Philadelphia Fair opening and a summary of Pennsylvania Reserves farewell messages from Warren and Crawford with battlefield references.
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Warren Warren County
Pennsylvania
Tarlow
John
Brown
A Greckner
Delphene Clark
Cowan George Dinkelspiel
Jos Lavens
Lobley John Metcalf
Copperhead Attacks Butler Gilmore Rivalry Over Fort Darling
Gen Butler is blamed for not intrenching, with Gilmore denying advising such a move. Butler replies asking if Gilmore authorized the claim. Gilmore says no time to change lines. S&P Lieut Col Bayley, of Wisconsin, aided gunboat fleet by damming the Red Liver and advances in rank. Pittsburg Fair expected to earn about a quarter million dollars from receipts.
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Gen. Butler
Gen. Gilmore
Gillmore
Fort Darling
S&p
Bayley
Red Liver
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Regiment
Franklin
Nineteenth Army Corps
Whiskey Tax Battle in Senate Shapes 1864 Ballot Outlook
Washington June 3 1864. The House amendment taxing whiskey on hand would raise about five million dollars but the Senate struck it out with 25 to 15 votes all from Democrats. Lincoln is likely to be renominated at Baltimore while Fremont and Cochrane loom in Democratic plots. The National Bank bill passes and Congress may adjourn by July. The piece also notes electioneering, presses, and public notices while lamenting the Rebels and praising Union unity.
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Washington
House
Treasury
Senate
Yruas
Messrs
Buckalew
Carlile
Clark
Collamer
Couness
Cowan
Davis
Fessenden
Foster Hendricks
Hicks
Mowe
Johnson
Lane
Ind
Kansas
McDougal
Morgan
Nesmith
Pomeroy
Powell
Richardson
Saulsbury
Ven Eyck
van Winkle
Willey
Nays
Measrs
Anthony
Chandler
Dixon
Foot
Grimes
Fale
Harlan
Harris
Howard
Ramsey
Sherman
Sumner
Trumbull
Wilkinson
Wilson
Baltimore
Abraham Lincoln
Gov. Johnson
Tennessee
Daniel & Dickinson
New York
Simon Cameron
Pennsylvania
Front Street
Maryland Institute
Fremont
Union Party
John Cochrane
Cleveland
B. Gratz Brown
Horace Greeley
Gen. Fremont
Chicago
McClellan
Charleston
Republic
Congress
Democratic Party
National Bank
Hooper
Massachusetts
Associate Press
Telegraph
Globe
Tvo
Judge Scofield
Sunset Cox
McHenry
Yeaman
Kentucky
Bureh
King
Missouri
E. C
Help for Teachers and Directors in Warren County
Supported by the Teachers of Warren County. Teachers seeking positions and directors seeking teachers for the summer may receive assistance by applying to 8 T. Allen or Miss 8 T. Daggett, resident editor and editress of the Teachers' Column, Warren, Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Allen
T. Daggett
Warren
Warren County Teachers Association to meet at Sugar Grove
The Warren County Teachers Association will hold its semi annual meeting in Sugar Grove starting Thursday the 16th and continuing three days. The event aims to unify teachers, discuss instruction methods, and select best school books with guests from education circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren County Teachers’ Association
Sugar Grove
Department of Common Schools
Friends of Education
C. W. Stone
Warren Union School
James Catlin
Association
Battle Dispatches from the Wilderness and Aftermath
Reports from the Wilderness and surrounding actions describe heavy skirmishing and fortifications. Johnson's force reportedly grew to about 70 000 with a decisive night attack repulsed and Union losses light aside from Gen Hancock's aide suffering a severe leg injury. A sorrowful Detroit scene follows as Horace Bowdish returns wounded and Coradin is found killed in a touching harbor vigil.
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McPherson
Johnson
Wood
Scribner
Hooker
Dallas
Altoona
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Warren, PA
Copperhead
Wendell Phillips
Patker Pillsbury
Copperheads
Reublican Party
John ©. Fremont
John Cochran
Virenna
Cochrane
Tremont
Cochran
Pope
Republican Party
Glenn
W. Scofield
G. W. Scofield
Scofield
Clearfield Journal
Democracy
Mac
Philadelphia
Fifth Army Corps
Harrisburg
Philadelphia Inquirer
Barnum’s
Virginia
Ffth
Heapagvariens
Mavon-GuNxeran Warren
A. G. Manly
Spottsylvania Court House
Bethsaida Church
Tazewell
W. Crawtonp
N. A. McCoy
Pittsburg
Joshua R. Giddings
Canada
Warren County
Teacher’s Association
J. G. Marsh
Pres
J. M. Bryant
Sec
Diz
War Department
Army of the Potomac
Burnside
Hancock
Hood
Williams
Geary
Batterfield
Potomac
2D Corps
6Th Corps
Bowdish
State of
Michigan
Horace
Corradin
Seventh
Sixth Street
Jefferson
Coradin
Washington Star
Ren
Eely
Mercer J
W Morey
L Nelson
Goo Saxton
JC Shannon
John W
Stone
D Storks
M M
Wilson Harvey Wanzer
Mary
York Huldahny
C. Smith, Jr., P. M
Penna
Waterford Pa
Els
Txlade
Pleasant
Deerfield
South West
Cherry Grove
Hl. S. Campbell
Waterford
Eay
Samuel Dahl
Rvine Woolen Factory
Irvine Woolen
Cas, I
Lobley
McKee
J. B. Carver
Rowan & Conyers
Variety
Exhall
Marion Harland
Fae A. L. Friday & CO
Kitts
Ser Kitts
Timothy
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