National Union Nominates Lincoln for President
Warren Pennsylvania the National Union announces Abraham Lincoln of Illinois as its candidate for president with the vice presidential selection to be declared later. The item reflects wartime political alignment and party branding during June 1864.
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Astrep Starrs Assessors Office
19Th Dist. Pa
Curwensville
Clearfield Co
19Th
Bist
Pine Grove Farmington
Sugar Grove
Freeholl
Columbus
Columbus Borough
Spring Creek
Pittsfield
Brokenstraw
Warren County
United States
Sugar Grove House
Dept
Othee
Warren
Daniel Livingston
Editorial Correspondence From Washington on Slavery Vote
Washington correspondence notes the failed bid to amend the Constitution to abolish slavery, with vote tallies and party splits. It reports congressional reactions, district election peculiarities, and a Philadelphia fair reception for Lincoln and Johnson, plus war news, policy debates, and regional notices.
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Congress
Wood
Mallory
American Republic
Sheridan Victory Report From Travilian Station Action
Dispatches describe Gen. Sheridan’s forces capturing 370 rebel soldiers including 20 officers at Travilian Station south of Gordonsville on the Virginia Central Railroad. Washington reports multiple advances, exchanges, and preparations as Union forces press toward Petersburg with heavy fighting near Cold Harbor and beyond.
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