Wayne County Union men Convene in Wooster June 13 1863
A Convention of the Union men of Wayne County will be held at Wooster on Saturday June 13 1863 at 2 PM to appoint Delegates to the Union State Convention in Columbus June 17 Wayne County is entitled to six Delegates under State Central Committee apportionment Candidates will be nominated at the State Convention for Governor Lieutenant Governor Auditor Treasurer one Supreme Court Judge and one Board of Public Works Union Central Committee of Wayne Co.
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Wayne County
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Columbus
State Central Committee
Supreme Court
Board of Public Works
Beng. Norton
Henry Leeman
John Bainkerhoff
J. A. Anderson
J. H. Kavkle
E. Foreman
Union Cen. Com
Wayne
Ohio
Nouth
Peppard
James Thompson
Vallandigham Convention in Wooster Draws Copperhead Support
The Vallandigham Convention in Wooster Saturday last was a rebel sympathizing gathering led by Copperheads aligned with Breckinridge. It was described as controlled by prominent Breckinridge sympathizers and will have a fuller notice of proceedings later.
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Wooster
Union County Convention Called for Wooster Assembly
The Union County Central Committee invites Union men to convene in Wooster on Saturday to elect delegates to the State Union Convention in Columbus on the 17th. The notice, overlooked last week, urges broad township representation and concerted effort to spread the word.
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Union County
County Union Central Committee
Wooster
Friends of the Union Cause
Columbus
Destruction by Copperheads in Lancaster and Applington
A Union supporter in Applington Butler county Mr Bisszx faced venomous copperhead neighbors who poisoned stock and even killed his house dog and cat after damaging the Gazette in Lancaster on the Ist inst. Similar violence is reported in other localities.
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Lancaster
Ohio
Gazette
Bisszx
Copperhead
Applington
Butler County
Burnside Order Overruled Suppressing Chicago Times
The text notes that General Burnside’s order about the Chicago Times was revoked by presidential action freeing the paper to publish. It condemns the Times as deeply copperhead and corrosive to the community.
The Fight of the Indianola Report Reveals Engagement
Commander Brown of the Indianola provides an official account of the engagement and its capture. Mate O G Keeny, wounded prisoner in the action, returns on parole from Richmond to visit family in Jackson County. Keepy confirms the commander’s version. details appear in the official report.
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Keepy
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Navy Department
Wastiantos
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Brn
Irep Cr Fally
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Icksburg
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Qeeq
Tte West
William H Web
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Parker
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Col
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Ellis’s
H. Webb
Webb
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Noof
Grand Hall
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Queen of the West
Copperhead rally links McClellan and Vallandigham as rebels
The piece accuses Copperhead papers of nominating George B. McClellan for president and Clement Vallandigham for vice president. It claims their latest New York meeting united the two men, branding them leaders of the rebel party in the North and enemies of the Union and the Constitution.
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Wood
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Peace Party
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Union
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N. ¥. World
The
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Ian
Burnside
Times
Vallandigham Praised Amid Confederate Press Reflections
The Chattanooga Rebel defends Vallandigham after his exile urging quiet refuge and political comeback. It compares his potential governorship bid to Napoleon’s Elba return, praises his honesty and conservatism, and calls for peaceful, principled conduct while acknowledging public duty and sympathy for a worthy foe.
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Chattanooga
Secesh
Vallandigham
Lincoln
Nassau
Canada
Ohio
Napoleon
Elba
Mr. Vallandigham
Lower Canada
Clement L. Vallandigham
United States
McClelland
Buell
Valdhdigham
Burnside Order Urges Citizens to Uphold Government
The order issued from Headquarters Department of the Ohio at Cincinnati dated June 3, 1868, calls for careful abolition and diligent practice by all good citizens to preserve the Government.
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Heavquarters Department
Ohio, Creinnatt, C
Row & Brouth
Pabhis Square
Wastes
Port Hudson siege advances as Union forces press
News from New Orleans reports Gen Banks surrounding Port Hudson with complete investment as heavy fighting continues. Sherman arrives wounded in New Orleans while Union and Confederate casualties mount. reports list multiple officers killed or wounded and crews preparing for renewed action at dawn.
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Neale Dow
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Thorpe
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Bickerman
Assimilation and loyalty of foreign born Americans in the Civil War era
The piece argues that German born Southerners and other immigrants largely supported the Union and national unity. It claims Secessionists were fewer among anthracite workers, praises naturalized citizens for loyalty, and foresees assimilation blending all American blood into a homogeneous nation. It asserts naturalization liberalism and enduring citizen rights.
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Richmond Enquirer Replies to Gopperheads on Peace
The Richmond Enquirer rebuts a New York peace meeting stance and urges continued resistance to the war. It argues the New Yorkers oppose defense, while Southern leaders insist the war is necessary and will continue until invasion ends. The piece defends sacrificing blood for freedom and national dignity.
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