Curtin for Governor Promoted by Warren County Rally
Warren County voters are urged to back Andrew G. Curtin for governor and Daniel Agnew for Supreme Court judge while supporting William D. Brown Henry C. Johnson James G. Marsh Melancthon Miles James Dennison and Robert Miles for local offices. The piece underscores loyalty to the Union, calls for a high turnout Tuesday, and criticizes secessionists, urging a strong, united vote for the Union ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William D. Brown
Warren County
Henry C. Johnson
Crawford County
James G. Marsh
Pine Grove
Melancthon Miles
Farmington
James Dennison
Sugar Grove
Pennsylvania
Ohio
New York
Union Party
Curtin
Andrew G. Curtin
Daniel Agnew
Supreme Court
Wm. D. Brown
Warren
Crawford
James G Marsh
Robin Miles
Warren Academy
Bucktail Brigade backs Curtin in wartime rally
The Bucktail Brigade adopts resolutions urging unconditional support for Andrew G. Curtin in the gubernatorial race. They condemn Copperhead sentiment, praise Curtin’s war effort and care for troops, and call for loyal voters to rally to Curtin with Prevost and Avron.
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10Th Regiment
Copperheads
Gov. Curtin
Bucktail Brigade
Democratic rally in Erie mocks and misleads crowds
The Erie gathering featured Col Kerr and a hush of big-name absence, with Judge Woodward touted as governor. Arnold Plumer and Galbraith failed to win real support while Dr G A Irvine filled a misleading role. The crowd cheered for Woodward before learning the doctor fled to Brown's Hotel. The piece condemns the demonstration as a sham and urges voting for Dr Irvine instead.
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Evie
Col. Kerr
Venango
Democratic Party
Judge Woodward
Judge Gillis
Woodward
Arnold Plumer
Mr. Galbraith
Hremont
Erie
Arnold
Galbraith
G. A. Irvine
Warren
Pat
Jemmy
Covenur
Brown's Hotel
Judge Lowry Accused of Refusing Bread to Rebels
Statement from Thomas J. Bigham and Pittsburg residents claims on July 4 Judge Lowrie denied two hungry Union soldiers entry and, in a heated exchange, declared he would rather give bread to rebels than to Union soldiers.
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Thomas J. Bigham
Pittsburg
Judge Lowry
Provost Marshal Report Delayed to Next Week
The Provost Marshal's Report and the demand for political articles this week push the army letter to next week. The note explains the scheduling conflict and postponement.
Welcome to Russian naval guests spurs New York parade
A grand welcoming parade greeted Admiral Lessofsky and the Russian fleet in New York Harbor on the first instant. Citizens cheered as officials toasted the President and the Czar, with Mayor Opdyke hosting remarks and invitations extending to Boston. The piece also notes local lodge activity and warns Union supporters to vote strongly next Tuesday.
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New York City
Lessofsky
New York Harbor
Prince of Wales
Russia
United States
S’roment
Opdyke
Iis
Boston
Gen Siegel and Wisconsin ex governor to speak in Erie
The Erie Gazette reports Gen Siegel and ex governor Noble of Wisconsin will speak in Erie Saturday afternoon. The talk aims to urge German voters to back the Union in the state election, not as politicians but as patriotic supporters of the government. The piece notes a German cavalcade to greet them at the depot and criticizes war Democrats while recounting political stances of several party figures. Election dates are listed for multiple states through November.
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Guv
Curtin
Pennsylvania
New York
Woodward
Preevom
Avron
Andrew G. Curtin
Warren County
Warren
Columbus
Spring Creek
Lincoln
Erie Gazette
Seigel
Noble
Wisconsin
Erie
Inio Seigle
A. G. Curtin
Enxie
Crawford
Venango
Mercer
Ohio
United States
Evrie Gazette
Dickinson
A. J. Mathews
Buffalo
Fort Erie
C. W
Ilarrisburg
J. W. Bomford
16Th U. S. Infantry
L of Penna
John S. McKierman
Clearfield
Simon B. Benson
Brookville
Jefferson County
John J. Taylor
Sylvanus Holmes
Bradford
McKean
Cameron
Andrew B. McLean
Ridgway
Elk and
Forest
N. S. Campbell
Waterford
Erie Co
Words That Burn Letter Attacks Judge Woodward
A Philadelphia Press letter from Hon. W. A. Cook denounces Judge Woodward for defending secession and endorsing violent war methods. It cites Madison Webster and others, condemns slavery defenders, and predicts electoral backlash against Woodward at the October ballot. It notes recent party state results and criticizes Democrats for draft impact while reporting local notices and postponing a cemetery dedication due to rain.
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Woodward
Philadelphia
W. A. Cook
Washington
Jackson
South Carolina
Madison
Benton
Webster
America
Earth
Tennessee
Virginia
Carlyle
Pennsylvania
George W. Woodward
South
Lincoln's Lincoln Letter Praised Across Civil War Sights
The Springfield Convention letter from President Lincoln is hailed as a clear vindication of the cabinet and a powerful appeal to the nation. It condemns rebellion, emphasizes duty, and asserts honesty and resolve. The document is praised as noble, plain, and world read. It is likened to Cromwell Washington Garibaldi and Mazzini.
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Lincoln
Springfield
Washington
Cromwell
Garibaldi
Mazzini
Rome
United States
Abolitionist Claims Stir Ohio Political Speech
Gen Green Clay Smith and Col R B Carpenter deny abolitionist label in Ohio remarks. They defend government use of rebel property while opposing secession, praising the flag and Union. Louisville reportage notes mass Democratic procession and critical speeches.
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Green Clay Smith
Kentucky
Ohio
R. B. Carpenter
Brough
Carthage
Corry Democratic Meeting Denounces Lincoln Acts
The Corry gathering of Democrats denounces Abraham Lincoln’s alleged unconstitutional acts in a fiery session. Erie speakers charged the Chief Magistrate, while a Jamestown man hurled epithets, with no court ruling found against the President’s acts.
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Corry
Abraham Lincoln
Erie
Jamestown
Burnell
United States
Eric Gazette
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