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Newspaper
Whitewater Register
Location
Whitewater, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1863
Page
2
A United States Senator from the state is hailed as one of the most profound thinkers and best speakers in the Union, reflecting high regard for his intellect and oratorical skill.
Col Hans C Hog former State Prison Commissioner and Army of the Cumberland brigade commander died from wounds suffered at Chichamallen. He began as Col of the 18th regiment and earned honored distinctions in the field. A true patriot, his loss will be deplored by thousands of fellow citizens.
The Great Northwestern Fair for the aid of the US Sanitary Commission will be held in Chicago during the last week in October and the best week in November. Organized by Ladies Loyal Coalition and Soldiers' Aid Societies, the fair aims to influence Western society for the national cause. Also printed is the circular urging generous contributions to this benevolent work.
Milwaukee letters argue the city remains a top grain market with strong weekly wheat receipts and a favorable comparison to Chicago. The writer warns against railroad consolidation, fearing loss of state control and urging vigilance by farmers and business people. Local politics tilt Democratic with War Democrats and copperheads shaping assembly prospects. A Republican nomination for John A. Savaga is noted. G W Skinner declines the school superintendent bid, criticizing copperhead Democrats.
Report describes brutal devastation inside Fort Wagner with shattered timbers exploded guns mangled bodies horses and dead soldiers strewn about. Wounded man dies en route to hospital amid stench and heat. fort garrison faces possible starvation and suffocation risk. confusion blamed on lieutenant colonel’s death and rear assault.
General Meagher writes to the Ohio Union Committee warning that Vallandigham’s election would harm the Union. He urges Ohio voters to oppose Vallandigham and Palmer, arguing the South and Canada would celebrate such a defeat of the National Government and that disunionists must be checked. He commends Vallandigham’s past opposition to the war and urges unwavering support for the Army.
A funeral in Middlesex County near Essex featured a clergyman misreading facts, praying that a widow become wife and mother to a bereaved family, causing distress among relatives and an audience. The event sparked debate over proper service and instruction.
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