Democrats Push Armistice Speeches and Disfranchisement Talk
The piece accuses the Democratic party of exploiting war to gain power, seeking an armistice while rebels lack requests. It charges disenfranchising soldiers, promoting slavery, and using mobs and secret orders to influence elections. It portrays the party as self-serving and divided, using fear and factional tactics.
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Democrata
Party of Progress
Mexico
Jackson
Douglas
Earth
Hell
Saulsbury
United States
Buckalew
Harrisburg
Albany
Knights of the Golden Circle
Congress
Running the Vicksburg Blockade by a Confederate Ironclad
An account of a Confederate ironclad running the Vicksburg blockade on the morning of the 8th. Despite heavy fire from fortifications and twelve hits, the crew was uninjured as they delayed a rebel steamer beneath the bank. Additional rams and troop landings are planned to sever the city’s link with Louisiana.
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Vicksburg
Louisiana
Charleston
Sabine Pass
Beauregard
South
Europe
Jeff
Davis
U. S. Journal
Hon. John A. Bingham Speech Attacks Vallandigham
The Republican prints a full rendering of John A. Bingham's speech denouncing Vallandigham. It presents a step by step rebuttal of treason, praising Bingham as a defender of the Constitution and laws.
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John A. Bingham
C. L. Vallandigham
Aaron Burr
Bingham
The Arrival of the Niggers on the Stump
A letter from the north county reports that negroes promised by the Doctor last fall were delivered Monday wrapped in the Cleveland Plain Dealer and mailed in Uncle Sam's bags. The number per township seems tied to the number of newspapers received, not the Doctor’s pledge, leaving the promise unfulfilled.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Uncle Sam
Wayon County
Ohio
Lakeville
Millbrook
Van
Win WoBras
Barawet
Milbrook
Vallandigham followers labeled as traitors by Louisville paper
The Louisville Democrat accuses Vallandighams and their followers of treason and disloyalty. It argues true democracy cannot exist while “treason” arms its forces and labels peace advocates as tories who would fight the government if in the Confederacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville Democrat
Vallandighams
Prize Vessel Arrival Sheds Light on Charleston Action
Report from Philadelphia details an incident with rebel rams attempting to recapture a prize taken by blockaders. One Union ironclad was damaged, another seriously but not sunk. Blockaders stayed, an ironclad at Fort McAllister fired but withdrew after shell shortages.
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Philadelphia
Charleston
Beauregard
Fort McAllister
Rebellion in Northeastern Georgia Reported Victory
A rebellion has broken out in Northeastern Georgia against the rebels and a battle ends with insurgents reported as victorious. The note suggests mounting Southern action and hints at looming further defeats for the disloyal North.
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Georgia
South
McClellan Campaign Sowed Doubt of Union Leaders
A critical assessment portrays McClellan’s latest effort as a sharper strategy than Union generals in the capital conflict. The piece mocks political backers and likens the campaign to a golden image built on clay, warning against political manipulation and urging accountability for incompetent officers.
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Mcclellas
McClellan
Mshabus
Univer ‘Rsal
New York
Nebuchadnezzarsan
Babylon
Barnum
Heth
Messrs Seymour, van Buren, Wallandigham, Cox, Bright, Voorhees, Rich
Tardson & Co
Menetekelis
Bucxers
The Rebellion’s End Sought by Inside Diplomatic Play
The article argues Southern morale collapses amid conscription strain and high rebel casualties. It cites Richmond and Northern Democratic hopes for peace and foreign intervention, predicting the rebellion’s ruin unless the North expands troops and sustains war. It endorses permanent wartime measures under constitutional authority.
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South
Talos
Tennessee
Louisiana
North Carolina
Richmond Examiner
Jeff. Davis
Yancy
Congress
New England
Confederacy
Deencetatta
Cin. Gazette
Volunteers' Vote Right Debated by Ohio Torchlight
The Ohio Torchlight argues volunteers serving away from home should retain voting rights for state and county elections. It endorses a proposed law to allow absentee voting from Mississippi and other states, citing constitutional interpretation and emergency needs, and urges legislative action led by Mr. Winans to ensure justice for volunteers.
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Jana” House of Representatives
Sisisimby
Diniby
Aaa Siow
Obid
Xenia
Executive Department
General Assembly
United States
Mississippi
Mr. Winans
Columbus
Yankee gains blunt Southern boast in Richmond defense
The Richmond Examiner argues that Union strength dominates the Confederacy, noting forts held by Lincoln, Yankee forces near key cities, and nearly two hundred thousand Union troops within marching distance of the Confederate capital, challenging Southern independence claims.
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Richmond Examiner
Maryland
Kentucky
Missouri
Lincoln
Maine
Minnesota
United States
Pickens
Sumter
Seaboard
Monroe
Rio Grande
Republic
Drewry
Bluff
Vicksburg
Rosecrans
Alabama
Grant
Mississippi
Curtis
Arkansas
Banks
New Orleans
Baton Rouge
Confederacy
Northern soldiers vow to crush rebellion with bayonets
An intelligence gentleman reporting from Gen Grant's army says Illinois and Indiana legislators denounce Copperheads. Major Generals Logan Loomis and others condemn peace advocates and secessionists, declaring sailors would be shot on sight. Western troops insist on marching forward to defeat rebellion.
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Grant
Ilinois
Indiana
Jeff. Davis
John A. Logan
Northwest
Loomis
Dick Merrick
Allen Robinson
Gondy
Story
Chicago Times
Illinois
Rebel ram attack near Charlestown proves blockade line
Philadelphia dispatch reports naval combat with rebel ram and two steamers off Charlestown. The attack disabled a ship, killed three, and damaged a boiler. Rebel forces claimed success as Union vessels withdrew under fire.
Revolt in the Georgia Frontiers Stirs Confederate War News
A Northern Georgia and Southwest North Carolina revolt against the Confederate authorities surfaces in a war report. Colonel G W Lee ordered suppression after clashes near Dahlonega with losses on both sides. The insurrectionists claim victory while stores and arms are captured. General Van Dorn is said to be near TulTahoma.
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Cincinnati Gazette
Morsreeszoro
Teon
Dominions
Georgia
North Carolina
G W Lee
Atlanta
Virginia
Tennessee
Mississppi
Jeorsia
Dahlonega
van Dornj
Tul- Tahoma
Queen of the West Breaks Blockade Under Fire
A Cairo dispatch reports the Queen of the West ran the blockade near the lower batteries on Monday. She passed unscathed despite heavy fire from rebel guns for about three quarters of an hour. A rebel steamer was crippled by the Queen's actions as she edged toward the canal.
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Cuicano
Cairo
Tribune
Memphis
Vickatheg
West
Tusa
Suther
Unio
Phel Queen
Post Department Deficiency Funds Not Appropriated This Year
It is noted as a rare fact that the Post of the Department does not allocate any appropriation for deficiencies this year. The balances for 1862 will square up for 1863. The appropriation is $12,000,000.
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Springfield
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Republican Farmer
Bridgeport
Conn
Eastman
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Union
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Purhue
Lth
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England
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Chicago Tribune
Port Hudson
Redriver
Sear
Red River
Fort Meillister
Irom L. D
Adelphia
Princess Royal
Aldt
Jadeston
Chareston
Ramson
Naifon
Gove
Tellwagen
Sellwagen
Hurston
Port Royal
Port Mare
Witeh
Port Rocal
Oderal
Harlestone
de Keyston
Montauk
Menpijis and
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Ladike
Merhis
G . Morgan
A. J. Smith
Icksburg
Fort Hudson
Viesburg
Aledy
Vicksbur
the Confederatin'george
Jobn P
Jeffries
Jeffries & WE Attorneys
ATLAW
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Stark
Orzen
Rom
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Martin
Welker
Ukhr
Holmes
Ashland
John Pare
Wooster
P .Uorata
W. K
Tero Vidal
Petwe
Sam
Ellion
Cenva
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Tutpice
Anibyiy Retin Josue Tate, Sen
Vayo
Obie
Wolitan Tate
AC Tate
Rt Lumon Tate
Noo
Erty On
Othe
Dalton Dan
Iturdamon
Daroin
Wayne County
Sid
ARTE
Jom Puewer
Gonpeil
Villace Paltay
Som Parwrt
Oak Alley
Links
Aftors
James River
Evening Post
UY Fprosit & CO
East Ride Public Square
Lust
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Coun
Cacole
Pittsburgh Market
Malichi ¢ Carbaugh
Malichi Carbaugh
Whyne
Epuraim Selice
George First
George Flint
Simon Butt
William Etter
Abraham Etter
Nenne
Howard & Crawford
Lewis B. Howard
A W Crawford
Soldiers’ Aiid Society
Wayne County Soldiers’ Aid Society
Henry
Poms Nee
J H. Beamgarier
Frost & Co
Lee Ibaumgardner
Treaa
Wapne
Tate
Inter
Yun
D. Q. Liggtt
Inadada
Woods, “Sontags
D. Q. Ligge
Ft’s
Joho &Wartz
PIT
Henry Ihman
James Miller
Maid Justice
Swartz
PUK
Samuel Morrow
Massillon
Dalton
Pos. Geeafon
J.B. Morrow
Harris
Dagadiets
KenalLeRs
CosTab
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Butte
Sap Addresa
Henry Pf
Broadway
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J. H. Baumgardner & Co
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