Holden as North Carolina Governor Candidate Sparks Confederate Opposition
The Confederate condemns W. W. Holden of the North Carolina Standard as a treacherous demagogue aiming for governor. It argues his anti Confederate stance and calls for unity to elect the incumbent, praising Governor Vance and denouncing Holden’s plans as a threat to the Southern cause. It also notes editorial support in Augusta and Charleston papers and warns against perceived treasonous rhetoric.
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W. W. Holden
Reconstruction Party
North Carolina
Appr
Olden
Old North
Ersons
Raleigh Standard
Holden
Shoul H Ave
Congress 5
Fillis
Plitforia
Talie
Lincoln
Toose
South
Augusta Constitutionaliat
Desiins
North Carolina Buffaloe
Itis
Danville
Vance
Standard
Confederacy
Vane
Cloumbia Guara
Mr. Holden
J.G. Tall
Henry Clay Jones
Holden Hook and Ladder Company
Joy
Raleigh
Atlanta Register
Register
Journal
Georgia
Haven
North CampLixa
North Carolina Standard
Fort Carolina
Tennessee
Brownlow
Andy Johnson
Tom Nelson
Hoelden
North
Richwood
Fitzpatrick
Dahlgren
New York Herald
Yorktown
Washington
Col. Dahlgren
The
New York Times
Fremont
East Tennessee War News and Rebel Movements
From Rutledge reports of Federal defeat and Morgan’s Kentucky expedition countermanded to join Lee in Mississippi. Mississippi fights under Forrest yield 125 killed 50 mortally 100 wounded and 525 prisoners. Sherman retreats to Vicksburg amid humiliation. A baby in Petersburg weighs 111 pounds prompting warnings on war-time weight. General Butler’s prisoner case leads to Abraham’s trial and commutation. Grant’s new role brings army changes and a pledge of allegiance to rebel prisoners.
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Grant
Richmond
Gen
Sherman
Admiral Wilkes
Vanderbilt
Alabama
Gen. Meade
Gettysburg
Sickles
Meade
Gimore
New Hampshire
East Tennessee
Rutledge
Longstreet
Gen. Morgan
Kentucky
Morgan
Lee
Forrest
Misissippi
Grierson, Smith& Co
Okalona
Pontotoc
Andy
Vicxspunc
Vicksburg
Meridian
Petersburg
Angela
Wasumoron City
Teus
Army of the Potomac
New York Women Oppose 20th U.S. Colored Troops Letter
A 1864 New York pamphlet criticizes mothers and wives of the New York Union League Club for supporting the 20th U.S. Colored Regiment. It accuses them of sweet sentiment toward freed slaves while denouncing emancipation policies and Gen. John A. Dix. The document laments perceived betrayal of white southern women and questions Dix’s motives and character.
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New York Union League Club
Ander
Sion
Merican Delcam
Netto
U.S
New York
Andap
Jonathan
Consig Ann Aloo
Iran
Gen'l. Dix
John A. Dix
Cline
Siewever
Lieteceweenett
Dta
Sam
L. Dix
Morgan D.x
Alien
Dr. Hoge
Morgan Dix
Rebel general hangs NC regiment captives near New Bern
The Newbern Times reports that a Confederate general at Kinston has hanged several members of the Second North Carolina regiment captured during the recent movement on New Bern. The piece discusses a Union army of 60,000 marching toward central North Carolina and urges stronger military moves to sever rail lines and starve Confederate forces, arguing for decisive action to relieve Washington and threaten Virginia.
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Wm. Boyle
1St
New York Mounted Rif_l's
Lincoln
Thomas Abrahams
139Th
New York
Boyle
Williamsburg
Richmond
Butler
Libby
Ile Isle
Blom’s
Abrahams Triel
The
Newbern Times
Kinston
North Carolina
Newoera
Washington
Potomac
Tsis
Vire Vinta
Suate Virginit
Thi Wahington
Ant Bb Valle
Moud
Victoria's Appreari Me Word Diplomatique in Cabinet Council
The article reports a controversial statement attributed to Queen Victoria about avoiding war after consulting with Prince Albert. It suggests potential abdication pressure by Lord Palmerston and hints Edward the VII as a possible successor amid shifting royal plans. It also covers Civil War dispatches including Yankee movements near Jacksonville and Suffolk, and Buckner’s appointment and praises.
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NY. Herald of the 10Th
McClellan
Washington
Chesapeake
Richmond
Victoria
Daniel Quention
Prince Albert
Lord Palmerston
Oberne
Prince of Wales
St. Leonards
Edward the Vil
Egland
Advertiser
Governor Vance invited to Fayetteville by citizens of Cumberland
The people of Cumberland invite Governor Vance to visit Fayetteville. He is expected to accept and set a date. Large turnout anticipated, aiming to show strong support and counter agitators amid ongoing political tensions.
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Kilpatrick
Meade
Tt Rappahannock
O. Briday
Ford
Rappahannock
Cross Agguim
King
Yorktown
Rappakaun Neck
King and Geen C. H
Byrd
Richmond
New Kent
Jmes City
Els
Stage Road
Barhamsville
Bahamsville
Nelson Tanberlake
Evers
James Ta Ier
Gov. Vance
Cumbeland
Fayetteville
Yankee cruelty at Ocean Pond cited with cat-o-nine tails found
A report claims dead enslaved people at Ocean Pond Florida carried leather thongs and wrist girdles, alleged to be for use by Yankee officers. The despatch contrasts claimed brutality with a note on Parson Brownlow's health and reports January tax figures from Wilmington Journal.
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Ocean Pond
Fla
Defeat of Radicals in Louisiana Election Noted
Report says radical abolitionists were defeated in a Louisiana region as General Banks supporters backed freeing enslaved people while keeping them at labor. The stance drew sharp criticism from Wendell Phillips and allies.
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Louisiana
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