Union National Convention Calls for June Delegates
A Chicago meeting of the Union National Convention organizers calls for a convention on June 7 at noon to nominate presidential and vice presidential candidates. Delegates equal to electoral votes are invited from each state, led by chairman Win E. Moren and a roster of signatories from northern states.
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Tate
Chicago
United States
Congress
Win E. Morean
New York
Arles J. GinMay
Maine
Bratharp
Vermont
Z. Goopricu
Massachusetts
Tomas G. Turner
Rhode Island
Deon WeLuxs
Connecticut
Ming Durr
New Jersey
Ward McPurrson
Pennsylvania
B. Surruers
Delaware
ZF. Waener
Maryland
Jomas Spooner
Ohio
Lane
Indiana
Muel C. Casey
Kentucky
Peck
Illinois
Zrbeert M. Hoxte
Iowa
Istin Buarr
Michigan
RL Scuurz
Wisconsin
Indiana Union State Convention Nominates Morton for Re election
The Indiana Union State Convention met in Indianapolis on the 23rd and nominated Gov. Morton for re election by acclamation. They endorsed Lincoln for re nomination and adopted resolutions urging all partisan effort to support the Union, while praising subjugation of rebellion and the restoration of United States authority. They condemn opponents of the Government and propose Andy Johnson as Vice President choice.
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Indiana
United States
Andy Johnson
Old Pennsylvanian Divide in Political Vision
The article contrasts Dawson and Scofield in a debate over Pennsylvania’s political evolution from old to new. It portrays Dawson as aligned with progressive, Northern-leaning reform and Scofield as advocate of forward-looking national progress, criticizing past slavery loyalties and party discipline. It notes Western Freedom Convention adjournment in Louisville and California’s legislature endorsing Lincoln.
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Chronicle
Scofield
Ofnsylvania
Dawson
Nocracy
Mr. Field
Maryland
West Virginia
Field
Mr. Dawson
Mir. Dawson
Wson
Mr. Scofield
Mr. Wyson
Uthern
Wuld
Nerica
Mr.anson
General Schenck letter reveals Fremont recall disputes
Gen. Schenck releases a letter from Gen. Fremont claiming he sought relief from the Army of Virginia after an unmerited insult from reduced command. Fremont says he waited orders, kept staff for recall, and had drawn pay for wartime relief. Also notes slaveholders’ stance and a Washington army paymaster robbed of 70,000 dollars.
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House Military Committee
Gen. Fremont
Army of Virginia
Pope
Washington
Division or Union Hold the Nation in Civil War Time
In the House speech Scofield argues the Union should endure rather than divide the republic. He portrays disunion as led by slave power seeking to preserve a corrupt labor system, contrasts neutral and Union motives, defends emancipation as a war measure, and urges steadfast preservation of the United States with liberty and union as guiding principles.
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Washington
Sale of Unseated Lands in Warren County and Borough
Notice under the 1815 act announces public sale by outcry for tax arrears on unseated lands in Warren County and the Borough of Warren. The sale will be held at the Court House in Warren on the second Monday of June next.
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Warren County
Warren
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