Loyal Pennsylvanians urged to support Lincoln in 1864
A Republican party appeal from Philadelphia invokes General Sheridan's victories and warns that supporting McClellan would aid the rebellion. It urges active campaigning across wards, clubs, and meetings to mobilize loyal voters, stressing unity and victory in November. Also includes York/Albany dispatches on forged vote papers and letters from Horace Greeley to Britain.
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Union State Central Com
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
McClellan
Sheridan
Abraham Lincoln
Chicago
Vallandigham
Wood
Seymour
North
Maine
Vermont
New Hampshire
Ohio
Indiana
Pendleton
Jefferson Davis
Commonwealth
Union
Grant
Rapidan
James
Sherman
Farragut
George B. McClellan
Simon Cameron
A. W. Benepict
Wren Forney
Sails Aglow As Horizons Haunt Seafaring Dreams
Poetic lines describe ships that sail the skies and longing eyes on shore. The verse contrasts gleaming sails at sea with distant horizons and haunted dreams of airborne vessels.
Curtis Sermon Urges Unity With War Wisdom
George W. Curtis addresses a large Boston Union meeting using Civil War anecdotes. He cites Michigan Colonel Innis and Generals Wheeler Sheridan Grant Butler and Farragut to illustrate resolve and refusal to surrender, urging Americans to stand firm for the Union under divine and national duty.
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George W. Curtis
Boston
Col. Innis
Michigan
Murfreesboro
Wheeler
Innis
Asid
Sherman
Grant
Butler
Warragut
God
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Sickles Sees McClellan Bound by His Party
General Sickles argues that if McClellan becomes President he must follow party policy, as expressed by Chicago Convention leaders and journals. He warns McClellan’s Cabinet and Congress would reflect convention allies and that war policy could not be sustained without party support.
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Union League of Philadelphia
Gen. Sickles
Gen. McClellan
Pendleton
Chicago
Messrs. Seymour, Bigler, Vallandigham, Powell
Caesar
Aging Scholars Prove Learning Knows No Era
The text cites Socrates, Cato, Plutarch, Boccaccio, Dante, Petrarch, Spelman, Colbert, Ludovico, Voltaire, Ogiley, Franklin, Accorso, Dryden and others who began new studies late in life. It highlights feats in languages, literature, law, and philosophy showing growth in old age.
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Socrates
Cato
Plutarch
Boccaccio
Dante
Petrarch
Henry Spelman
Colbert
Serench
Ludovico
Voltaire
Ogiley
Franklin
Accorso
Dryden
Left Behind on the Train
An old couple on a hot summer train trip becomes the center of amused sympathy and sharp wit as the man misses the departing train. The woman quips with glee that the old man has been left behind while she notes her own long habit of being left first.
Vermonters Welcome Quick Action on Vermont Raid
The Vermont Raid and Lord Monck report that the raid leaders and several raiders have been captured and jailed in Canada awaiting US surrender. The Governor General promises to honor a requisition, with Lord Monck showing strong support for bringing murderers to justice. Citizens’ pursuit and British cooperation boosted hopes for full accountability.
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Canada
Vermont
Lord Monck
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L. D. Crandall
Charles Dinsmoor
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W. WH. Davis
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Dunkirk
M. Beecher, Sr
Brown Brothers
HH. W. Brown
Joan Brown
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Exchange Building
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George Ball
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Cortland Street
Greenwich
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Albany
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Baltimore
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Lewis County
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New York City
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Buffalo
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Maxon
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Washington
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Iowa
Missouri
Kentucky
Tennessee
Virginia
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United States
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Broadway
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MIE Fashion Magazine
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Marion Harland
Moss Side
Miriam
We Club
Lady’s Book
Arthur's Home Magazine
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Dadvese
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6Th and
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Piuladelpiita
Grovesteen & CO
Broadway NY
American Institute
Rvine Woolen Factory
Irvine
Gico
Wim
Curtis
Diot
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