Editorial Correspondence Washington May 1864 Defiant Grant and Wadsworth
The piece reviews Gen. Wadsworth's death in May 1864 after a head wound and notes his New York origins and burial, and covers Washington reflections on the war, the Lincoln era churches, the Loyal Women pledge, casualty figures, Sherman’s and Grant’s operations, and Curtin's Pennsylvania call for volunteers.
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Wadsworth
New York
Gov
Seymour
Washington
Grant
Spottsylvania
Fredericksburg
Republic
Congress
Rt. E. Fenton
Odell
Pruyn
Commonwealth
Messrs
Fenton
Morris
Ganson
Frank
Winfield
M. E. General Conference
Philadelphia
United States
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Andrew G. Curtin
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Eli Slifer
The
Bradbury
M. Ford
Stockton
N. Y
J. D. Maynard
Sinclearville
H. J. Maynard
Ellington
J. Willard
Dunkirk
Lake Shorebank
Lee’s retreat from North Anna signals Richmond push
Washington reports Confederate general Lee has begun a hurried retreat beyond the South Anna river, with Grant in pursuit. The Union commander directs operations in person, and a major battle near Richmond is anticipated if Lee withdraws further. Reports also note Jeff Davis and cabinet left Richmond amid a shifting capital.
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James River
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Warren
Ile
Hancock
Grant
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Burnside
Sheridan
Dunkirk
Milford
Sherman
Admiral Lee
Secretary of the Navy
Canby
Red River
Gen. Banks
Shrieveport
Morganza
E. M. Stanton
Fortress
Gilmore
Beauregard
Punaperrain
Bulletin
Republican
South Ann
Washington
South Anna River
Jeff. Davis
Fredericksburg
Cairo
New Orleans
Louisiana State Convention
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Women’s Covenant
Loyal Women of
Senator Wilkinson
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Ohio
Dr. Sunderland
Benson J. Lossing
Emma Willard
South Carolina
Massachusetts
Heckman
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Atlanta
Resaca
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Segar
Chandler
House
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Kilpatrick
Buttermilk Falls
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Navy
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Kirby Smith
Gen. Sedgwick
West Cornwall
Connecticut
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J. H. Masten
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