The War and Politics in The Warren Mail Review
The piece critiques Gen McClellan’s delay in advancing the Army of the Potomac, urges stronger action under Burnside, and discusses political fallout in New York and Pennsylvania. It notes administration support, army orders, and public demand for vigor, with side comments on Harper’s Ferry and other Civil War era events.
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Broad Free
Gen. McClellan
Gen. Halleck
President Lincoln
Union
McClellan
Potomac
Rappahannock
Burnside
Washington
N. Y. Herald
New York Republicans Lead Legislature on Joint Ballot
The Republicans appear to hold a solid majority on joint ballot in New York’s Legislature. Current Senate tally shows 22 Republicans to 10 Democrats, a 12 vote GOP majority. Assembly is 65 Democrats to 63 Republicans, a 2 seat Democratic lead. joint ballot GOP majority estimated at 10. Congressional delegation reported as 17 Democrats to 14 Republicans.
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Massachusetts
Kansas
Minnesota
Michigan
Missouri
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Maryland
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Virginia
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Missouri Emancipation Support Claims Strong State Favors
Telegraphic dispatches confirm Missouri's strong support for emancipation. The state has suffered greatly in the rebellion, its entire area described as desolate. Free labor is seen as essential to carry out the work of regeneration.
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Samuel F. B. Morse
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Edwin D. Baker
Overland Telegraph
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Associated Press
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Buletim
Sacramento Union
Philadelphia
North American
The
Atlantic Telegraph
Messrs
Glass, Elliott & Co
Cyrus W. Field
Ireland
Newfoundland
Delaware paper questions Cannon vote gain from scalawags
A Delaware paper suggests Cannon would have carried governorship by over 111 votes but for alleged scalawags. It notes cheers from Washington and reports the government plans a more vigorous prosecution of the war, greeted with approval.
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Cannon
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Governor Seymour Jubilee Speech at Utica Meeting
Governor Seymour spoke at a Utica jubilee on Thursday evening celebrating his election. The report notes a moderate tone with a strong partisan edge, outlines his indictment against radicals, and highlights his stance on obedience to the Constitution and the war. The Albany Journal editorialized to accept the platform of unyielding obedience.
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Albany Evening Journal
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