Stanton Vindicated by Judge Chase Letter to Black
Judge Chase defends Secretary Stanton against Democratic critics, correcting facts about Stanton’s wartime views, his cabinet appointment, and Cameron’s retirement. The note also clarifies Lincoln’s cabinet votes on Fort Sumter and recounts European war cost estimates and political shifts including Missouri and McClurg.
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Reformers and Rebels Frenzy in South Carolina Politics
The piece denounces a proposed fusion between Democracy and so called Revenue Reformers to gain the next House by intrigue. It cites past party shifts since 1832 to argue opposition parties rarely win long term, and asserts South Carolina politics are driven by majorities, not caste, amid a clash with rebel interests.
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New Jersey Legislature party tally outlined
The Senate Republican 12 and Democrat 9. House Republican 37 and Democrat 26. Joint ballot majority is 11. Cattell has strong prospects for re election to the U S Senate.
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Virginia Republicans elect congressmen in five districts
Republicans win in the 1st 2d 3d 4th and 5th districts while the 7th remains uncertain. The outcome indicates party gains in several congressional races with the 7th still undecided.
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Iowa gives 42,000 Republican majority
A brief report notes Iowa voters delivering a sizable Republican edge of 42,000 in a statewide result. The piece mentions political celebration with banners and party support symbolized by the flag moment.
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Orleans Falls to French Army of the Loire in Two Day Battle
Dispatches from Tours report Gen D Aurel les de Paladines's Army of the Loire seizing Orleans after a two day fight. French losses under 2,000, enemy heavier, 1,000 prisoners captured, two Prussian cannons, many wagons and supplies taken. Also notes Prussian losses over 10,000 with 1,800 prisoners in surrounding actions. New Breisach capitulation with 5,000 prisoners. various dispatches from London and Washington discuss wider European tensions and the Black Sea treaty implications.
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Congress Gains and Party Tensions Across States
Reports from New Orleans dated Oct 14 show Congressmen elected by larger margins, including Morey of the Vth District. Sypher in the 1st District to receive 5,000 votes, 500 ahead of his ticket, with state tickets confirmed. Some Republicans threaten to purge Schurz from committees and caucuses amid Missouri disputes. Senator Rice of Arkansas reports GOP control of the state legislature and two or possibly three Congressmen. Kansas Legislature stands 107 Republicans to 16 Democrats. Sidney Clark may win the Senate seat over Ross. Nov 14 update claims Republicans win Louisiana by 30,000, with all Congressmen elected: Sypher, Sheldon, Soren, McClerry, Verey.
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