The Democratic press and its alleged deception in a Wisconsin convention article
A lengthy critique decries what it calls deliberate falsehoods by Democratic supporters and a Chicago Post report claiming a Milwaukee convention declared the party's principles. It rebuts claims of a unity ticket and cites Ryan Address and Milwaukee resolutions. The piece also notes Democratic declines for county offices and comments on local and national political maneuvering amid war tensions.
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Chicago Post
Democratic Party
Janesville
Wisconsin
Boltera
Demtocrata
Rondera
Judge McArthur
Lolere
Democracy
Copperhead
Democratic Convention
Thia
Democratic State Convention
Ryan
Milwaukee
Post
Vallandighan
Fortunea
Tts
Acokera
Trish
Racine Journal
Otto George
S. Rosenbaan
Dr. Branner
M. Menges
Crawford County
Evan
Kinner
William E. Sheffield
Doravan
Hinself
Evkhern
Parkigan
Walworth
Wisconsin Copperheads Divided as Election Looms in 1863
Milwaukee correspondence reports the copperhead faction in Wisconsin collapsing under disunion pressure. The Milwaukeens loses favor, the News backs Palmer, and voters face a stark choice between Union support and rebel sympathy. The piece urges citizens to back the Union ticket and condemn treason, citing battles, sacrifice, and liberty.
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Massna
Bprrons
Wisconsin
King of Wisconsin Copperheads
E. G. Ryan
Palmer
Ryan
Eean
Troly
Janesville
Copperhead
IL Ji Palmer
Madison
Proclamation of Thanksgiving by President Lincoln 1863
Lincoln proclaims a day of Thanksgiving and prayer amid Civil War hardships. He highlights national unity and divine mercy, urging citizens and aliens to observe the last Thursday of November in gratitude and penitence, asking for healing and peace for the nation.
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Wasawaaron
Gok
America
Java
Union
United States
Washington
Lincoln
IL Siuwano, Srey
A New Reel Idea From A Louisiana Citizen
A Columbia South Carolina paper prints a letter urging wartime policy shifts to depress currency, conscript labor, and restricted trade. It argues folding paper money, taxing all resources to fund the Confederacy, and using bonds as sole currency to deter debt and force national sacrifice. The writer cites Frederick the Great as precedent, claiming Prussia's success without cash payments.
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Louisiana
Columbia South
Carolinia
Confederacy
Frederick
Prussia
Berlin
Lukren
Prossia
Europe
Palmer the Patriot Opposes War Measures in 1861 Legislature
The article condemns Henny L Palmer, a copperhead candidate for governor, for voting against and opposing bills aiding soldiers and their families in the 1861 legislature. It accuses him of resisting provisions to borrow from the school fund for relief, and of dodging direct questions about government measures while his party paints him as a staunch reformer.
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Qisunion Party
War Democrats
Copperheads
Peara Party
Friends of Liberty
Contata
Friends of
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Union
Wisconsin
Innes
Coren Sitop
Beynour
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Jie
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Warford
Atata
Hota
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Saawer
Hanema
Spek
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