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Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1864

Page

2

Union Boosts in Elections and War News From Meadville

Strong Union sentiment dominates reports from Indiana Ohio and Pennsylvania with pledges for Lincoln Johnson in November and rebukes to Vallandigham Voorhees and other plotters. Meadville hosts a grand Union rally on the 20th with speakers including Gen. Hooker and Senators Sumner Willson and Governors Randall Morton. The column notes a large audience at Warren and a 56 pound squash from Conewango. The frost arrives as trees wear dyed garments of glory.

Winchester Indiana Vallandigham Voorhees Lincoln Johnson Ohio Pendleton Cox Long Republic Pennsylvania Clay Webster Meadville Hooker Sumner and Willson Randall and Morton Schenck Garfield

Warren County Election Returns Reported for Congress and Legislature

Warren County official notes a Lincoln Johnson ticket wave and a Scofield lead over Bigler for Congress, Brown over James for the Legislature, with a light overall vote. Draft results listed by district show scattered quotas and many names, including several towns and townships.

Scofield Bigler Congress Brown James Lincoln Johnson Liberty The Union Philadelpiiia Luzerne County Ketchum

Warren voters near governor figures in district results

The item notes Warren area gains near the governor's last year totals, with expectations to surpass Congress vote from two years earlier. It mocks a Ledger column claiming a big victory and mentions the First National Bank of Warren starting with Geo. W. Tew Jr as teller, plus Erie to Warren Philadelphia train service resuming and a brass key found at the office.

Philadelphia Warren Congress Ledger First National Bank of Geo. W. Tew, Jr Chautauqua Co Beecher

Breckinridge Rejects Chicago Peace Plans at Cincinnati Speech

Robert J. Breckinridge denounces terms of peace proposed by Chicago conspirators. He rebukes the idea of Southern “brethren” aligning with him and recounts his 21-year-old son fighting for the cause, captured and under bombardment at Charleston. He asserts he would not swap his son’s fate for peace on those terms.

Robert J. Breckinridge Chicago Cincinnati South Charleston

Wentworth Seals Slavery Question With Divine Origin Claim

The Hon. John Wentworth frames slavery as a divine institution and urges leaving it to God to resolve. He mocks the Fugitive Slave Law’s repeal and advocates letting runaways be returned by God. Gen Cass labels Chicago platform an ignominious surrender to rebels. Gen Wool notes recruits sent to front to oppose traitors at Chicago. The nation sees an Unconditional Surrender Party aligned with slavery and Davis.

John Wentworth Friends of Slavery Chicago Long John Cass Wool Grant Slavery Davis

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