Political Primaries and War Debate in a Civil War Era
A contentious dispatch lists candidates for state and local offices with names such as LOUIS PY HARVEY and EDWARD BALOMON, outlining roles from governor to prison keeper. The piece then shifts to a charged editorial denouncing secession, praising union preservation, condemning slavery, and urging punishment for treason, framing the conflict as a struggle for civilization and liberty against Confederate aims.
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Louis PY. Harvey
Stock
Edward Balomon
Milwaukes
Hodges Nominated for State Prison Commissioner by Republicans
Alexander P. Hodges of Oshkosh is the Republican candidate for State Prison Commissioner. The Madison Journal lauds Hodges as County Judge of Winnebago County, a man of ability and sound business habits, well known in northern Wisconsin, and warmly urged by many citizens as fit to discharge the duties honestly and effectively. His candidacy is expected to bolster the Republican ticket.
Miller Named Treasurer Candidate by Central Committees
Lucas N Miller of Oshlees has been placed on the Democrat State ticket for Treasurer by the Central Committees in replacement of Mr Dousmas. The action defines the new party slate for state office.
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Lucas N. Miller
Oshlees
Dousmas
Address to the Electore of the State
Republican State Central Committee issues an address to electors urging selection of firm, honest men to run state offices. It stresses loyalty, support for the Union, and the need to fund government prudently, appealing for patriotism over party and urging unity to defeat treason and restore peace.
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Hirranesa
Republican Union
Edward Salomon
Trent
Repubicso
Oshkosh Courier on Democratic State Convention
The Oshkosh Courier reports that 106 delegates attended the convention, about half the number needed for a full representation, leaving many counties unrepresented. Delegates showed hostility to rival parties and refused to support a Republican for any office, displaying bold and cautious resolve.
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Oshkosh Courier
George H. Read
Democratic State Central Committee
Rebel Attack Forces Turned Fleet Toward Harbors
Report from rebel channels states that our fleet at New Puriphas was struck by I rebels. One vessel sank while the others were driven aground and still trapped, promising easy prey to the enemy.
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New pUriphas
John Smith Seen as Popular in Madison Ar Gus Race
John Smith of the Madison Argus, the independent hard money candidate for Bank Comptroller, is described as somewhat popular in the western part of the state.
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John ¥. Smith
The
Madison Argus
Brigadier General Pieres Drops Rank in Civil War Era Record
A fragmented note indicates Brigadier General Pieres, co founder at Great Bethel, now serves as a private in a militia regiment. The text suggests a proposed action to wipe out charges of cowardice, with heads or rights mentioned in broken phrasing.
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Pieres
Great Bethel
Gol
Mlethher Webster
Thos J Clay Supports Union Despite Western Army Title
Thos J. Clay, eldest son of the army of the West, is described as a staunch supporter of the Union, underscoring loyalty amid regional tensions.
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Thos. J. Clay
Army of the West
The
Union
Indecent Conduct By Cavalry Company Mentioned
A fragment notes that several members of Col Daniel's Cavalry behaved indecently while moving along the Hoticon road, and their names would be given if known. It cites the St. Louis Republican reporting that Gen. Cameron came at the President's request to review the department and was pleased with Fremont's army.
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Col. Daniel
Hoticon Road
St. Louis Republican
Cameron
Fremont
Ex Governor Barstow Organizes Cavalry Regiment
Ex Governor Barstow authorized to organize a cavalry regiment. About 9,000 Germans in the U S Army fight to preserve the union. The 5th Regiment under Col Murphy left Camp Randall at dawn for St Louis via Chicago.
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Barstow
Sth
Col. Murphy
Camp Randall
St. Louie Vis
Chicago
Fremonts Charges Against Blair in Civil War Controversy
A fragmentary OCR recounts twelve specifications accusing George B. Blair and General Fremont of derelictions from July to September. Allegations include failing to inform authorities, not reinforcing key posts near Springfield, neglecting to reinforce and supervise troops, allowing guerrilla forces to grow, and hindering communications and relief efforts for Lexington and Jefferson City amid Confederate pressure.
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Confederacy
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